New Delhi: The bloody clash between Assam and Mizoram security forces has brought back to focus on disputes between the upper states of the border.
In the background of this development in the northeast, which claimed the lives of police personnel six Assam and injured other dozens, the government told the parliament on Tuesday that there were a total of seven border disputes between countries today in the country.
In response to the question requested by Haji Fazlur Rehman, MP Bahanjan Samaj Party (BSP) from Saharanpur, the government registered seven such conflicts, including the Disputes of Assam-Mizoram, where two countries claimed a plot of land.
Here are seven border disputes between countries: – Assam-Mizoramthis is a conflict that causes new discussions about the country’s borders.
Mizoram used to be Assam District before being carved as a separate union area and later, becoming another country.
Because of its history, the district border was not too important for locals for a long time.
Mizoram shares the border with Cachar District, Hailakandi and Karimanj from Assam.
Over time, both countries began to have different perceptions about where demarcation should be.
While Mizoram wants to be along the internal line that was told in 1875 to protect the tribes of the outside influence, whose feel of Mizos was part of their historical homeland, Assam wanted to be limited according to the boundaries that took place later.
Haryana-Himachal Pradeshtempat The northern state has a border dispute over the parwanoo area, which is located next to the Panchkula District Haryana.
Haryana had put a claim on most land in the area and accused the situation of a hill to penetrate some of its regions.
Ladakh-Himachal Pradesh Union Ladakh and Himachal Second Sarchu claims, a big termination point for those traveling through the Leh-Manali highway.
This area is located between Lahaul and the Himachal Pradesh spiti district and Lehadh District.
Maharashtra-Karnatakaperhaps The largest border dispute in this country is between Maharashtra and Karnataka for Belgaum District.
Belgaum has a considerable population of people who speak Marathi and Kannada and the two states have grappled in the region in the past.
The area which was once part of the Bombay presidency from the British age but was included in Karnataka after the state reorganization training in 1956.
Pradeshasam Assam-Arunachal shared the inter-country boundary 804.10 km with Arunachal Pradesh.
Arunachal Pradesh, which was made in 1987, claimed the Somel land which traditionally belonged to its residents had been given to Assam.
The Tripartite Committee recommends that certain areas transferred from Assam to Arunachal.
The two countries have struggled at the Supreme Court for this issue.
Some local violence incidents have been reported from the border.
Assam-Nagaland Border Dispute between the two countries has occurred since the establishment of Nagaland in 1963.
The two lay countries claimed to claim, a small village next to Golaghat Assam district plains.
There are reports of violent clashes in the region since the 1960s.
Assam-MeghalayameGhalaya has identified close to a dozen areas where he has a dispute with Assam about the country’s borders.
The main ministers of two countries, Himanta Buswa Sarma and Megahalya’s Conrad K Sangma, recently held the first meeting of border disputes between countries.
The two countries have agreed to assess individually claims for all 12 fields marked by Meghalaya in the past.
The second round of discussions between the two CMS countries will be held next month.
In the question of the role of the Government of the United States playing in guiding border disputes between countries in the country, the Minister of State for Affairs Nityanand Rai said, “The central government’s approach has been consistently that inter-state disputes can be resolved only by cooperation with the state of the state in question And that the central government only acts as a facilitator for settlement of friendly disputes in the spirit of mutual understanding.
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