Candidates: 3 Headquarters: No. (Ah/91), Lailinpi in Matupi Township of Chin State
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Background
Ethnic National Development Party (ENDP) represents the Mara people of the Chin Tribe who reside in in Thantlang, Matupi and Paletwa townships in Chin state. Mr. Van Cin told Khonumthung News that “The main purpose of establishing the ENDP party is to unite the Mara tribe with the Chin ethnic group.”
The Mara people had set up the National Progressive Party (NPP) and tried to register with the Election Commission on April 10 to 13, however it was later changed to the Ethnic National Development Party (ENDP). In 1990 the Mara People’s Party was set up to represent the group in the 1990 elections, but it was abolished by the military junta.
The party currently has a chairman and 14 members.
Party Central Executive Committee
President
Pu Hipa
Vice-Persident
Pu Van Cing
General Secretary
Pu Ni Lyin
Secretary
Pu Lam Bawi
Assistant Secretary
Pu Sang Hlei mang
Statements
Activities
Date
Activities
Details
2010.08.30
Registration
Ethnic National Development Party (ENDP) submitted a list of its members to the UEC
2010.08.12-13
Party
The Ethnic Nationalist Development Party (ENDP) has finalized candidates for the forthcoming 2010 general election at its conference in Lailenpi village, Matupi township, Chin state western Burma
2010.06.16
Registration
The Union Election Commission granted permission to the Ethnic National Development Party with its headquarter at No. (Ah/91), Lailinpi in Matupi Township of Chin State to register as a political party in accord with the Article 9 of the Political Parties Registration Law as of 16 June 2010. The registration number of the Ethnic National Development Party (ENDP) is (33).
2010.06.06
Registration
The Ethnic National Development Party (ENDP) headquartered at No (Ah/91), Lailinpi in Matupi Township of Chin State on 8-6-2010 submitted its applications to register as a political party
2010.05.11
Registration
Ethnic National Development Party (ENDP) allowed to set up as a political party by the Election Commission
2010.05.06
Registration
The Ethnic National Development Party (ENDP) submitted its application to the UEC to form as a political party
