Minn Lwin (Ahnakala), a member of a political student organisation, writes in this article the way forward for Myanmar’s youth.

“Decades old civil war in the country could be termed as a political problem. The national races affairs also form part of the political problem”.

“Those who committed wrongdoings must make their confessions. The errors must be rectified. The persons that had committed bad things must not assume any post or responsibility without first confessing what he did. That’s the point I want to make”, says Dr Than Htut Aung, Chairman and CEO of Eleven Media Group

In fact, I have no desire to neither write such topic nor talk about it. However, when I witnessed an untoward event, there is no alternative but to write this opinion.

At a rare gathering in the United States in September, Myanmar political leaders President Thein Sein, Union Minister Aung Min, National League for Democracy (NLD) Chairperson Aung San Suu Kyi and Shan Nationalities League for Democracy (SNLD) leader Khun Tun Oo came together to express their political outlook and views on the current political landscape and the future scenario.

It has been some time that nothing is heard from the team of the presidential advisors. In the last week of May 2012, leader U Ko Ko Hlaing of the advisory team did make some chaotic remarks regarding the electricity cut off and advised the people by saying, “Light the candles and stay in austere way of life”.