Two
Leaders from non-politic group were Invited to National Convention as Mon
National Delegates
Independent
Mon News Agency
Two non-politician leaders
were invited to national convention as the Mon national delegates by the
government according to the source who live close with these leaders.
Nai Sike, Chair Person of Mon
National Literature and Culture of Mawlamyine and Nai Kyin Phay,
former Mon State Peace and Development Council Chair person and also the leader
and the founder of Yar Ma Nya
Newspaper, currently has been publishing in Mon State in Burmese,were
invited after the Military Southeast Command Commander met with them.
The invitation arrived with
the New Mon State Party invitation on
According to the MNLC
committee said that
When they met committees, both of them said
that “in National Convention we will try for the Mon people as much as we can”
the committees said.
The Southeast Command
Commander met two of them on March 31 secretly.
The committees said, “Nai Sike told us, the Southeast
commander asked him about doing political campaign and he answer that he can do only a little.Beside,
When the commander asked about how much
his power overwhelm on NMSP? However, he explained that he has no
power on NMSP. Again, the commander asked about competing with
opposition groups, he said that he could not compete with opposition
groups such Mon Democratic Front, NLD.
However,
The committees said
that Nai Sike Felt unhappy when the authorities came and took him
not to tell anybody about their taking him and order him to do
something ,so He became afraid and he
thought that he is going to be arrested
by the authorities.
However, when
Like this Mon non-politic
leader, the southeast commander met
According to Nai Sike said, the government
will organize a new political party in Mon state before the election, so
they let
The government also wanted
Before this election, the
government has already planned to switch its USDA to be political party, is
increasing the number of USDA member by giving power and economic
opportunities.
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