Matik chaba candidate ama khannabagi pambei (Manipur Legislative Assembly Election 2017)

Houjik mayamna kanna loanari isagi mamal yamlaba vote ka peisaga onnabiganu nouna semkhiba iche sharmilagi party nafao peisadi loubiyu atoppa thikadar, huranba candidate singdagi adubu makhoida vote thadabiyu haina ( vote ta peisadi lou aduga thadabadi AAP da thadou haibagi wahouda  warning chakhiba leirabani Arvind Kejriwal ). Matik chaba candidate ama karamna khangani haibagi matangsi ngallingei matamdei khannaraklaba wafamni adubu laibak thibadi ngasi faoba tasengna matik chaba candidate amata khankhidri haiba yai niyom chumna Manipur gi election gi puwarida. Lairik laisu heiraba  mayam amanadi vote su yaode peisasu loude vote ti adumak thadei. Peisa loudana vote thadariba makhoigi wakhalsi amaromda yamna fajei corruption yaodana matik chaba candidate khanbagi khongthangni adubu hangningliba wahangdi whole population sida  makhoigumba misingsi kayano election gi matamdi praja ayamba peisana yamna komna humlaga chatli madumakna makhoigi vote tu arembada tai. Vote ka peisaga onnabsi fate haibasi ngalingei matamdei hainarabani adubu houjik faoba praja mayamsi gyan tade tanna tanna tadaba malli.
Asumna sum chatkhrabadi matik chaba candidate ama khanba ngamdana leibak asi adumak chatkhragani tangkak ama (mass reform) youdrifaoba , thengna lakani nganna lakani khangdaba tangkak adufaoba eikhoi  mayam asum yengduna leiradara.   Leirasi hairadi khangdre yengba ngamloidouba ngaiba ngamloidouba  singidi khudak asidagi  hanna sijinaramba matamga chunnadraba pambei asi sijinabagi mahut atopa pambei  yengba tangai fadre.
”Eigi oiba wakhallon amadi lei karamna corruption yaohandana afaba matik chaba candidate ama puthokpa sougatpa gi matangsida. Isam samna houjik polling station khudingi leikaigi oiba club meira paibi amadi mayamgi yaiphanabagi  semba lup mayam ama leirabani makhoisina makhoina konba polling station aduda aspiring candidate sing adugi marakta debate tounahallaga  henna polling station aduda offer piba ngamgadaba candidate tuda pullap oina sougatpa.”

Yaroi oiroi soidana haininglamgani sidi aduniga adaniga hoi haiba keisu kaide eikhoigi eeda luda tongda  da yaoraklaba quality ni  adubu ngaikho pambei asina democracy gi wahanthok ti kaihalle , mahei chaoba afaba ama oiraknaba hotnabada macha macha lanna toukhibadi keisu kaidena ngallingei matamdei  chingda mi amakhakna polling station amagi vote thadaba adusu makhoigi lanai interesta eikhoina tougadouriba asida mi amakhaki lanaigi interest su nate pullap ki oibagini pambei asi matik chana thabak oina touba yanaba akhang ahei kayagi mote su louba yai kadaifaoba masina afaba oirakani eidi icham chamna tounariba mayam asi yengba ngamdabadei haibani  adubu aroiba oina matik mathouna leiba miyamna yaba wa chatpa organization kharana pambei asi chumna paikhatpiragai sungsoi soidana masina corruption yaodana  matik chaba candidate ama khanba ngamgani haina chap channa thajei.

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