Chin National Day - Zo Minam Ni ahina bang tah a zah hunta

Khovel munchin gam chin a um Zo suon, Zo mipite, Zolengthe vaisaite'n ngainatna lienpi toh Zomi Nam Ni or Zo Minam Ni chibai ka hing bu uhi. Tam Zo suonte dinga ni poimaw, i Nam Ni in i lah uah ki itna leh lemna hing tun tahen.

Zo Minam Ni i chi a khietna tuam deu in let ta lei “The day our flesh, soul, heart and whole body are filled with the fragrance of Zomism” (Zomi gim nam ni) chi hileh kilawm, hi zong ahi ngai ahi. Zomi Nam Ni i chi a'ng kipatna them khat suut zuai talei;

Chillai in Chin Hills sung ah hausa Tlaisun(Hlawncheu), Bawithang, Hauhulh, Sumthang, Laizo leh Zahau adangdang vaihawmna nuai ah ana um uhi. Burma in United Kingdom apat in kum 1948 in zalenna ana mu uhi. Tuachin Falam khu munpi (capital) a zang in Chin Hills Special Division siemkhiet in ana um hi. January 4, 1974 in Chin State pieh in ina um uhi. Chin state sunga ham-le-pao kizang tangpi ahileh Laimi, Zo, Thadou, Khumi, Mizo, Asho, Mara, Cho, Daai leh Tedim ahi. 

Sharing a piece of views on Chin National Day or Zomi Nam Ni

The 72nd National Day of the Chin people, an ethnic minority group in the Union of Myanmar will be celebrated on the 20th February 2020 at many places all over the world.

On the 20th February each year, the Chin community commemorate the event of 1948, when the General Assembly of Chinland was held in Falam. At the assembly, 5000 representatives voted to overturn their traditional feudal system and adopt democracy for electing local and state leaders. Thus 20th February is marked as the day the political power in Chin land was handed over from autocratic rulers to the Chin people - the day the Chin first enjoyed true freedom and democracy.

When the Chin community in Myanmar meaningfully celebrate this auspicious occasion in commemoration of transfer of power to the people, what is the meaning of celebrating in India where our traditional feudal system is still in place? A lop a i lopta ngal ua ahileh, tualangte banga khochin a mipi vaihawmna umtheina dinga awareness zong i bawl ua hoi hilou amah?

You may say that, we are part and parcel of the Chin Community at large, it is indeed an absolute truth in general, but in particular, we are divided by an International Boundaries where the systems are no longer the same, we are still at the stage on or before 1948 AD in India compare to our brothers in Myanmar.

The purpose of this write up is here:

WILL IT NOT BE GOOD TO STRIVE FOR THE SAME HERE AT THE OTHER SIDE OF THE INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY?