A DISTANT CHARMING
- Mr. Khaalnou
Mizoram is known as the most peaceful state in India. The famous caption 'The Switzerland of India' was her beautiful crown. This is the only land where the ZO people could settle peacefully. Many of our people flooded Mizoram's capital city, Aizawl. Since Manipur is infested with dreadful diseases - Curfew, Bandhs, Strikes, Killings, Kinappings, etc., many had flown to Mizoram state. Our Chin hills' bretherns who live miserily under Burmese cruel hand had to run for their life. Our nearest Zogam is 'Zoram' - which is our destiny land. In this land, we can live and die. But things are worse once you landed. "Is the distant charming has fooled us" many lamented in Zoram.
Though the Mizos claimed 'Mizoram is the land of Zofa', there something is missing. It is the only land on earth - where we can breathe the fresh ZO air and buried in some corner forever. Manipur and Chin hills have almost the same problems till today. Why the Chin refugees who fled their sweet home under Burmese military power - were ill-treated within Zoram City? The Aizawl Poice are hunting the Burmese every nook and corner? Why the state organisations(NGOs) are also strongly against these helpless people?
The Burmese are international refugees, which no one can simply ignore. We should have a soft corner for them. The pro-democratic movement has led them to this stage. The Burmese Chins have good faith on the Mizos. What does the Mizo do in return? The Burmese Chins nevertheless, a distant cousins, but the closed relatives. All our historical accounts began from the Chin hills.
Mizoram best known for its gospel, has little hearts for the poor Chins. The famous Mizo song, "Insuihkhawm Zai I Rel Ang U" has nothing in practical. This song epitomizes 'Unity'. Most of the Mizo patriotic songs are superb, but the Mizo themselves does not realized the sense of the Songs. "The Song No Go" - the famous dialogue of Lamka's Zomi Fins, has more deep meanings.
The Burmese Chins are our brothers and sisters, we should treat them well. A time will come; they will be helpful to us. Who knows!
- Mr. Khaalnou
Mizoram is known as the most peaceful state in India. The famous caption 'The Switzerland of India' was her beautiful crown. This is the only land where the ZO people could settle peacefully. Many of our people flooded Mizoram's capital city, Aizawl. Since Manipur is infested with dreadful diseases - Curfew, Bandhs, Strikes, Killings, Kinappings, etc., many had flown to Mizoram state. Our Chin hills' bretherns who live miserily under Burmese cruel hand had to run for their life. Our nearest Zogam is 'Zoram' - which is our destiny land. In this land, we can live and die. But things are worse once you landed. "Is the distant charming has fooled us" many lamented in Zoram.
Though the Mizos claimed 'Mizoram is the land of Zofa', there something is missing. It is the only land on earth - where we can breathe the fresh ZO air and buried in some corner forever. Manipur and Chin hills have almost the same problems till today. Why the Chin refugees who fled their sweet home under Burmese military power - were ill-treated within Zoram City? The Aizawl Poice are hunting the Burmese every nook and corner? Why the state organisations(NGOs) are also strongly against these helpless people?
The Burmese are international refugees, which no one can simply ignore. We should have a soft corner for them. The pro-democratic movement has led them to this stage. The Burmese Chins have good faith on the Mizos. What does the Mizo do in return? The Burmese Chins nevertheless, a distant cousins, but the closed relatives. All our historical accounts began from the Chin hills.
Mizoram best known for its gospel, has little hearts for the poor Chins. The famous Mizo song, "Insuihkhawm Zai I Rel Ang U" has nothing in practical. This song epitomizes 'Unity'. Most of the Mizo patriotic songs are superb, but the Mizo themselves does not realized the sense of the Songs. "The Song No Go" - the famous dialogue of Lamka's Zomi Fins, has more deep meanings.
The Burmese Chins are our brothers and sisters, we should treat them well. A time will come; they will be helpful to us. Who knows!
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