NMSP replaced its delegates to NC
Independent Mon News Agency
February 1, 2005
New Mon State Party (NMSP) replaced the head of its
delegation to National Convention
that will resume on
Win.
"Gen Aung Naing (NMSP's Central Executive Committee)
replaced Nai
Chan Toik (Joint-Secretary of NMSP) to
lead the delegation comprised of Nai Tala Mon, Nai
Tin
Hla, Nai
Januu Mon and Nai Chay Mon for the
forthcoming National
Convention", added Nai Thein
Win.
Last time, NMSP appointed Nai Chan
Toik to lead the
delegation including Gen Aung Naing, Nai Myit
Swe, Nai
Tala Nyi and Nai
Tin Hla for attending NC in 2004.
“Our party decided to replace some of the delegates
because of the party's work. Last
time the delegates
from our party carried out their
responsibilities. At
this moment, the party has some
important works for
them,” Nai
Thein Win continued.
Although the NMSP cited the reason of replacement for
party's work, but “NMSP reduce the
standard of its
delegation , may be the NMSP sees
that even SPDC
leaders didn't pay much attention
and sincere to this
NC" said Nai Sunthorn, Mon Unity League's General
Secretary who is observing Mon politic.
“NMSP was not satisfied with the previous NC held by
SPDC last year. It did not has a
chance to make
presentation and discussed what
they prepared for
solution of ethnic nationalities in
propositions made by ceased fire
groups were denied
and no freedom of discussion in the
NC. The
replacement of NMSP's
delegates has meaning.
The SPDC's NC has no essence, no
advantage for the
people and not to discuss about
federalism, democracy
or constitution for peaceful
one of those in the NMSP who has
learned abut Mon
State Constitution as well as federal constitution of
"We had predicted that the NMSP would attend the NC
again, but believe it would not
sign any agreement for
SPDC designed constitution. If the NC finally become
useless or wasteful for the country
the NMSP's
delegation should withdraw from
it." Nai Sunthorn
exposed his opinion.
According to NMSP leaders, NMSP conducted survey from
Mon people whether they should join the NC or not.
NMSP held a meeting for the NC and the decided step by
step that they are going to join
NC. They also
prepared to apply their view in the
NC and they also
planned to apply its standing with
others ethnic
cease-fire groups according to Nai
Thein Win.
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