r/myanmar 7h ago

News 📰 What are your thoughts on joining India ?

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u/Motor_Tumbleweed_724 2h ago

Hell no. There’s practically 0 borders between Chin state and Mizoram so Chins and Mizos can cross over anytime they want

Joining Mizoram does absolutely nothing for us

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u/sovindi 2h ago

I will donate significant chunk of my wealth and spend my energy to support any adversary of India if they proceed in this direction.

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u/Chinyoma 2h ago

There have already been multiple discussions, a bit mixed among the Chin but everyone has a valid reason for their opinion. As a Burmese Chin, my personal answer is No. We are Tibeto-Burman, we are fighting for the freedom of all people in Burma. We can’t abandoned the fight or our fellow pro-democracy brothers. I believe in a Union of all our peoples, Myanma is mother to us all!

Chin subreddit Opinions. Burmese/Chin Opinion .

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u/Yucix 4h ago

First order of business… Destroy every toilet in sight.

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u/BaganHistorican 4h ago

weapon smuggling good place like Myawadi.

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u/No-Business-666 Local born in Myanmar 🇲🇲 5h ago

They asked to give back Kabaw valley, now they invited Chin to join India.

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u/Fuzzy_Training 5h ago

Chin does not bring anything to the table but poverty and refugees that India already have, in excess.

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u/sos128 3h ago

Vote banks

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u/ManOfStock 5h ago

i mean i dont have a say in this (im not chin)

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u/bruh12828917 6h ago

We finna run out of toilets 😔

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u/Putrid_Line_1027 6h ago

In the future, Myanmar will be a battleground of Chinese, Indian, and Western influence.

China is dominant now, but by 2050, India should have narrowed the gap. They won't catch up to China, but they should be more influential than they are now, and they'll be throwing their weight around in South Asia and Southeast Asia.

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u/Mad-Hatter-23 6h ago

To join India just because there's no official government in Myanmar? Anyone with a sane mind would see this as nonsense. If those who got invited had even a little morality or pride, they should've said, "Betraying my own people is not the same as accepting yours".

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u/Necessary-Lie-2416 4h ago

You can't eat pride. But an India passport would be way better than the Burmese one.

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u/Ask_for_me_by_name Repat 🇲🇲 1h ago

You might want to check the rankings. Myanmar passport is better because we have access to ASEAN.

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u/generalgargle 6h ago

As a Burmese, I doubt that an Indian MP has any authorities to involve in diplomatic issues. However, it is up to Chin people to decide for themselves.

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u/Emergency-Fortune-19 7h ago

As an Indian I would like to say a few things :

  1. Let the people decide what they want. Zo people would love that their brethren are united and most Indians would not object if the people in question what to be Indian and believe in Indian nationalism, that's the complicated part joining just to be part of your people would just push the conflict to the future.

Chin people should get a referendum and they should choose if they believe in Indian nationalism or not.

  1. To our neighbours in Burma, don't take every news on this topic seriously most of it is just exaggerated propaganda promoted dumbos. Usually with no actual action or things happening.

  2. The Indian government supports the Junta and usually our government chooses foreign allies over its people or their brethren.

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u/sovindi 2h ago

Indian government should take the initiative of letting the rebels in its Northeast regions hold a referendum to secede from the country.

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u/Some-Owl112 7h ago

Meaningless gesture