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    The document summarizes the establishment of the Zomi Congress for Democracy on February 20, 1948 in Falam, India. It discusses the events leading up to the formation of the organization, including a census where Zomi people self-identified as Zomi. Over 5,000 Zomi people from various areas attended a meeting in Falam where they voted to abolish the feudal system among the Zomi people. The President of Burma at the time supported this decision. The document also briefly mentions the Chin Hills Regulation Act passed by the British in 1886 which brought the Chin state and Mizoram under their administration.

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    The document summarizes the establishment of the Zomi Congress for Democracy on February 20, 1948 in Falam, India. It discusses the events leading up to the formation of the organization, including a census where Zomi people self-identified as Zomi. Over 5,000 Zomi people from various areas attended a meeting in Falam where they voted to abolish the feudal system among the Zomi people. The President of Burma at the time supported this decision. The document also briefly mentions the Chin Hills Regulation Act passed by the British in 1886 which brought the Chin state and Mizoram under their administration.

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    Tuithang Taangkona, Zomi Nam Ni

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    The document summarizes the establishment of the Zomi Congress for Democracy on February 20, 1948 in Falam, India. It discusses the events leading up to the formation of the organization, including a census where Zomi people self-identified as Zomi. Over 5,000 Zomi people from various areas attended a meeting in Falam where they voted to abolish the feudal system among the Zomi people. The President of Burma at the time supported this decision. The document also briefly mentions the Chin Hills Regulation Act passed by the British in 1886 which brought the Chin state and Mizoram under their administration.

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    Central Executive Committee Chin SianThang, Pu President engbiak@gmail.com Gin Kam Lian, Pu Secretary General ginklian@gmail.com Pau Lun Min Thang, Pu Secretary gpaulun@gmail.com Zam Za Mung, Pu Secretary zamzmung@gmail.com Anthony Kap Khan Khual, Pu Information Section kapkhankhual@gmail.com Cin Suan Mang, Pu Treasurer csmang@gmail.com Ngul Khan Dal, Pu Auditor khawlnuampa@gmail.com Song Do Langh, Pu Auditor +95 9 5053218 Khup Khan Mung, Pu Publisher ciimtui@gmail.com Kam Lam Khup, Pu Member klamkhup@gmail.com Hau Mun Khai, Pu Member hmunkhai@gmail.com
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    For Immediate Release: February 20, 2014 Central Executive Committee zomicongress.info@gmail.com Contact Point: Pu Chin Sian Thang Mobile: +95 9 401540531 Tuithang Taangkona ZCD.Info Headquarters: February 20, 1948 ni-in Falam Khawmpi ah Mikang kumpi ong piak Chin Hills Regulation Act pen mipi thukimna tawh kiphiat hi. Tua ni-a kipan in, i minam min ahilo Chin ki-ci minam min a si ahi hi. Tua hinapi, ei minam min aman ZOMI zang lo in, asi khinsa min, akiphiat khinsa min, ih gam sungah kizang tawntung hi. Tu-in March 30 pan April 10 ni dong mikisim hun (Census) sung in, ih minam min aman ZOMI gen khuan om hi cih thu kong taangko khia uhi. Falam Khawmpi i-cih pen February 19-22, 1948 sung Falam khua ah Tedim, Falam, Khalkha, Muatupi, Kanpetlet, Paletwa gam teng pan Zomi tulnga (5, 000) val kikhawm in Ukpingeina (Feudalism) bei nading thukhensatna a hi hi. Tua khawmpi ah the President of Union of Burma, Sao Shwe Thaike in makaih hi. Maha Thray Sithu, Capt. Mang Tung Nung in hun-uk sem hi. Tua hun laitak a, Zomi gam Minister Pu Vumtu Maung, Zomi gam Commissioner U Thein Maung, Special Educational Person U Soe Win zong kihel uhi. February 20, 1948 ni zingsang 10:00 hun in, Tuithang khua a a teng Subidar Pu Thang Za Kai in, Ukpingeina beina ding leh taangpi tanngta teelte bek in Zomi gam bup ah thuneih nading nakpi takin thu sung hi. Kanpetlet khua mi Pu Hang Bung Thang, MP in thukim pih pah a, a-zom ah Falam gam, Laizo khua mi Pu Chun Mang in zong thukim pih pah hi. Tua khit ciangin vote kila-a Ukpi ngeina a bei ding a thukim vote 4983 phain, a thukim lo vote 17 pha hi. Tua khit ciangin, hun-uk pa in tuni a kipan in Zomi gam-ah Ukpingeina beita a, taangpi taangta teelte bekin gamvai hawmta ding hi, ci-in ong tangko khia hi. The President Soa Shwe Thaike in, Zomi gam Ukpite leh Huasa luite siatvatna dingin tul za nga (500,000 kyats) pia khia hi. Tua sum pen tul sawm sagih (70, 000), tul sawm nih (20, 000), tul nga (5,000), tul khat (1, 000), za khat (100) cih bang in aza tawh ki tuak in hawm uhi. The Chin Hills Regulation Act pen Mikang kumpi (British Government) in August 13, 1986 ni-in bawl uh a, tu a Chin state leh Mizoram a kici Lushai Hills teng huam in uk hi. 1911 kum ciangin, North Cachar Hills, the Garo Hills, the Khasi and Jaintia Hills, the Naga Hills leh Mikir Hills zong huam to lai lai hi. Hih the Chin Hills Regulation Act in Huasate gam ukna thu (Feudalism) piakna ahi hi. ###

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