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2010-2020 Election le 2025 Election bangdun tuh lo hnak

By Salai Thangte Laizozanniat
Rel pha tam roh tuh. Tlawm dung rel singlai.

1) NCA Agreement:
2010 Election tuh fangin cia election hlan ah 2008 Constitution nung ruai ii. Cia ben Tlangvum maithal awh pawlkom pawl thawn NCA (Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement) sign tlang ii. Chin in CNF in NCA sign ii. Kachin tu tuntian in NCA sign lo ii. NCA sign maanin 2010 Election heh tlangvum ralkap pawlkom te in tawng lo ai, tawngdunhnak umh lo in raal dap ii. Cetin tluang ngai in 2010 Election cang suak ai, cia election in nehtu cotu USDP party ii ai, Thein Sein in president ngah ai, Thein Sein cozah tiin ko ii.

2025 Election tuh thu ah NCA sign te pawl in lungkhim in Election nai tuh thu phuang lo ii. Chin in CNF/A in NCA sign napui Min Aung Hlaing in ralkap ukhnak hmang lio maanin CNF/A in NCA hlun lo in Tatmataw ukhnak tawng ii. Cia bangin ram caang ah ralkap ukhnak awhtu Tatmataw daihlotu pawl in tawng ii. Raltho kongin 2025 kum Election bawn tum pah ii.

2) Tatmadawt daihdan in Chin/Zomi in Party ding
Ralkap ukhnak daih lo in Chin in CDF, CNDF le defence ralkap phuncang ding in Tatmataw tawng ii. Ikhalkhaw, Tatmataw tawng in buai lakah Tatmataw daihdan in Election bawn tuh hnak ah party ding in tohkham cuh tum heh Chin in Chin hming le Zomi hmingin New Chinland Congress (NCC) party le Zomi National Party (ZNP) ding in cozah ah tohkham cuh tum thotho ii.


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