Min Aung Hlaing Pledges to Build a Government That Will Leave Its Mark on National History

Min Aung Hlaing Says He Will Strive to Make the Government One That Leaves a Mark in the Nation's History

October 29

The Union Government Cabinet meeting under the junta's administration was held on October 28, and junta leader Min Aung Hlaing said they would strive to make it a government that can leave a mark in the nation's history.

He said that looking at elections throughout history, they received the support of voters and can leave a mark in history.

It is also found that he blatantly and falsely claimed that the government led by people's leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, which came to power after winning the 2015 multi-party democratic general election, did not have the ability to genuinely develop the interests of the state and its citizens.

In addition, he alleged that the government led by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, in order to win again in the multi-party democratic general election held in 2020, acted through dishonest means, which caused massive voter list discrepancies and left a black mark on the country's election history.

"The military leader, at every ceremony held domestically up to now, on foreign trips, and when he took the oath as president, keeps repeatedly saying over and over again that he seized power because of vote fraud and that he acted in accordance with the constitution. That alone is quite shameful. Looking at this shows that insecurity is dominating in his mind," a CDM military officer told the city.

Furthermore, the military leader also said they would strive to correctly combine and utilize the country's good land and water resources and natural resources for the prosperity of the country and the development of the public's socio-economic life.

In addition, since a modern, developed state can only be built with educated human resources, he said they are working to produce many educated human resources related to the economy, and also said arrangements would be made to utilize the strength of middle-aged people of working capacity in the country's productive enterprises.

"Someone who is arresting and imprisoning educated youths says things like this — in plain terms, that's quite a sight. Because of him, educated youths are living in the jungle. Others are fleeing to other countries. Since it's him, it's not surprising that he dares to say such blatant lies," a person abroad criticized.

It is found that junta leader Min Aung Hlaing admitted at the meeting that because revolutionary forces are dominant along the border, border trade has halted and the taxes that should be received are no longer coming in.

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