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NLD in Majority a ngahnang tutna 7 bekin samta

NLD IN MAJORITY A NGAHNA DING TUTNA 7 BEKIN SAM TA

Nov. 13, 2015: Kitelna vai saipi leh ukpi Union Election Commission (UEC) in kiteelna kumpi theihpihna (official) tawh result a pulakkhia khitsa teng lak panin NLD in tutna 327 ngah ta hi. Pyithu Hluttaw ah ( upper house /House of Nationalities) ah tutna 217 ngah ta a, Amyotho Hluttaw (lower house of the Assembly of the Union /the House of Representatives) ah tutna 110 ngah ta hi. Pyithu Hlutta ah majority (tutna 221) a ngahna dingin tutna 4 bek kisam a, Amyotha Hluttaw ah majority (tutna 113) a ngahna dingin tutna 3 bek kisam lai hi. Ahih hangin buaina hangin Amyotha Hluttaw ah kiteelna mun 7 a kinei thei lo ahih manin majority ngah khin suak hi. Hindu news in bel NLD majority a ngahna ding un tutna nih bek kisam lai hi ci'n suaksak hi.

President Thein Sein in kiteelna vaiveng khit ciangin Kawlgam a political party khempeuh in Nov. 15 ciangin Kawlgam mailam hun kalsuan ding zia leh kumpi kilaih ding (transition) zia tawh kisai kamkupna neihpih dingin thu zasak hi. 

Chin State Election result:
Tinzan (Tonzang hi zaw lo dinga) township, Zomi Congress for Democracy, U Kham Khant Htan
Mintat township, NLD, U Nay Lin Aung
Chin State
Chin (1), NLD, U Ngun Hay
Chin (2), NLD, U Shan Awr
Chin (3), U Honery Van Hta Yw
Chin (8), U Man Law Maung

Thantlang township (1 & 2), USDP, U Ban Hlaing, Dr Hmu Htan

Hakha township, NLD, U Nia Oh
Thantlang township, NLD, Daw Ni Shwe Lyan

Chin (5) Zomi Congress for Democracy, U Pu Gin Kham Lian
Chin (6) USDP, U Cin Khan Pau
Tedim township (1) – Zomi Congress for Democracy, U Pu Htan Dheik Khote
Tedim township (2) – USDP, U Son Dote Kyint
PRESIDENT KITEELNA VAI:
Kawlgam president pen mipite teel hi loin Presidential Electoral College kici committee body 3 kigawm : i) Region/state MPte ii) township MPte iii) Defence Services' Commander-in-Chief in a seh MPte teel ahi hi. (Amyotha Hluttaw MP, Pyithu Hluttaw MP leh galkapte MP teng kigawm cihna hi). Hih committee body 3 ten kithutuak takin a teelcing mi 3te pen President tutna kituhna ah kihel thei pan uh hi. Tua khit ciangin hih a teelkhia thumte Pyidaungsu Hluttaw MP ten a deih pen uh teel kik leuleu uh a, vote tam a ngah penpen President dingin cing pan hi. A cing lote geel pen Vice-President ding hi pah hi. Presidentpan Chamber of Deputies kicite thu dongin amau thuhilhna bang leh lem sak bangin Prime Minister ding seh theihna aana nei hi. 

Kawlgam Constitution nuai-ah president hih theihna dingin: 

1. Kawlgam leh Kawlgam mite tungah a citak hi ding hi.
2. Kawlgam a piang hi ding, a nu leh pa Kawlgam a piang hi ding hi.
3. Kum 45 tung hi ding hi. 
4. Kawlgam tawh kisai gam leh minam vai leh ki-ukna (political), vaihawmna (administrative), sum leh pai tawh kisai (economic) leh galkap lam tawh kisai (military) a theisa leh a siamsa hi ding hi.
5. President za a tuh ma Kawlgam a kum 20 a teengsa hi ding hi (Ahih hangin kumpi phalna tawh gamdangah a om hangin Kawlgam a om mah in kisim veve ding hi). 
6.Zi/pasal khat nei, a tate gamdang mi hilo ding hi. 

-The Hindu/Myanmar Times/Wikipedia

Thang Khan Lian

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