Vol. VI, No. 3, March 1992 +-+-+-+-+ - Ibiblio
Vol. VI, No. 3, March 1992 +-+-+-+-+ - Ibiblio
Vol. VI, No. 3, March 1992 +-+-+-+-+ - Ibiblio
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Saw Maung on Koran Distribution<br />
Mar. 21: State LORC Chairman Senior General Saw Maung sent the<br />
following message to the "ceremony for free distribution of copies of<br />
Holy Quran by Amin Hawa Waqf", which was read at the ceremony by<br />
Minister for Religious Affairs Maj-Gen. Myo Nyunt. [text]:<br />
Esteemed leaders of various Islamic schools of thought, Islamic<br />
religious leaders, representatives of Islamic faith of various States<br />
and Divisions and Maulvis of mosques and teachers of madarasas:-<br />
On this auspicious day, I would like to wish, with true cetana,<br />
health and happiness in both body and mind to all leaders of the<br />
Islamic faith and representatives who are attending this grand<br />
ceremony for distribution of free copies of Holy Quran, which has<br />
never been witnessed in the history of Myanmar Muslims.<br />
Due to the special respect and privilege given in Myanmar<br />
Naing-Ngan for freedom of religion to enable all to profess the<br />
religion of their choice which is the fundamental human right has<br />
enabled the four major religions to exist in peace and unity and to<br />
flourish. All citizens who reside in the country are well aware of<br />
this, understand it and rejoice at it.<br />
The four major religions, which are professed by the majority<br />
of the people in Myanmar Naing-Ngan, are all fulfilling the needs and<br />
bringing benefits to mankind in the present world as well as<br />
hereafter. In doing so, there are also religious scriptures which<br />
play vital roles in giving guidance and showing the right path and<br />
therefore, the ceremony for distributing free Holy Quran in which the<br />
people of Islamic faith believe in, today, is an auspicious religious<br />
ceremony for the people of Islamic faith.<br />
Thus, I would like to wish health and happiness to those of<br />
Islamic faith who are attending this ceremony for distribution of<br />
copies of Holy Quran, which is based on the guidance of "Allah the<br />
Almighty" in whom the people of Islamic faith trust and believe.<br />
Sd/ Saw Maung<br />
Senior General<br />
Chairman, State Law and Order Restoration Council and Commander-in-<br />
Chief of Defence Services<br />
(WPD 3/22)<br />
Supplementary Appropriation Law<br />
Mar. 26: SLORC Law <strong>No</strong>. 3/92 of Mar. 26, the State Supplementary<br />
Appropriation Law, <strong>1992</strong>, approves supplementary expenditures to the<br />
State Budget Law 1991 [see <strong>March</strong> 1991 BPS]:<br />
Schedules. Figures in kyats, by line number, with following<br />
abbreviations: ordinary {Ord}; interest {Int}; contributions {Cont};<br />
capital expenditures {Cap}; disbursement of loans {Loan}; repayment<br />
of loans {Repay}; investments {Inv.}; Savings {Sav}. [line numbers<br />
from the State Budget Law, 1991]<br />
Schedule I - SUPPLEMENTARY EXPENDITURES State LORC, Election<br />
Commission, Government, Chief Justice, Attorney General and Auditor<br />
General:<br />
1/SLORD: Ord-10,354,500;<br />
Cap-288,740,890<br />
4/Ch.Just: Ord-5,574,890;<br />
Cap-7,239,070<br />
5/Atty-Gen: Ord-6,090,000;<br />
Cap-7,200,000<br />
6/Aud-Gen: Cap-800,000<br />
TOTALS: Ord-22,029,390;<br />
Cap-43,979,960<br />
Schedule II - SUPPLEMENTARY EXPENDITURES Ministries and<br />
Departments:<br />
1/FonAff: Ord-5,500,000<br />
2/Defence: Ord-614,343,800;<br />
Cap-871,089,000<br />
3/Home&Rel: Ord-395,032,600;