The First round of 2011 Kalon Tripa and Member of Parliament campaign in north India

3rd May 2010 /Dickyling
Deckyi ling regional president Mr Tsering Dorjee had warmly welcomed the central president of NDPT Mr. Chime Youngdung and assistant secretary Mr. Tenzin Younten.
The talk was held in, Dekyi ling Tibetan community hall on 3th May, 2010 at after noon, where, around 100 to 200 public gathered, there were regional members, representative of regional NGOs, also official and non-official members around 30 were gathered.
The talk was begun with the introduction of party and significance of 2011 campaign by the president of NDPT Mr. Chime Youngdung.
Mr. Chime stressed on the importance of the up-coming voting and public participation of Kalon Tripa and member of parliaments (Chithue). Mr. Chime further emphasized on the essentiality of having a bi-cameral legislation and party system in Tibetan society.
He reminded public on the special meeting held in 2008 which at the end of conclusion, came about how important it is to have a political party in our society and also told how meeting in Swiss where the youngsters came together with having the same observation about the importance of political party in Tibetan society. Which we can consider that political knowledge is rising amongst the common people and especially young Tibetan.
Since from the founding of NDPT 1994, NDPT had gradually developed, so much that now are days we have the power of nominating the people for the chithue and kalon tripa. Although we have worked really hard on candidates winning, instantly it all goes into vain, because after their coming to the post, they get detached from NDPT, these are such problems we faced, so NDPT Centrex came to a conclusion which is very simple and brought out 2 very simple conditions which are;
1. When any candidate comes to the post, they have to support any kind of bill passed on democratic process in the parliament.
2. To be attend whenever NDPT organize the meeting when their time allowed it. These two conditions are very simple and they have to sign on it.
And not to repeat the past mistakes, now are days we are contacting each and every nominee and ask them whether they are willing to be our nominee and to accept our conditions.
After the speech by Mr. Chime, there was many questions asked from the public and Mr. Chime had answered every question willingly and the audiences were happy about that, with that the meeting came to a successful conclusion.
Meeting was concluded by the vote of thanks by Mr. Tsering Dorjee, “regional president of NDPT”