Guwahati: The action of the Assam government led by BJP about narcotics smuggling and new laws that limit transportation of livestock through its territory may have been triggered for “non-state actors” in Mizoram to engineer flare-up Monday where five police were killed, CM Himanta Bustwa Sarma said on Tuesday.
“Medicines routes in Myanmar and travel through Mizoram and Valley Barracks Assam to the extent that Punjab,” he said, urging his partner Mizoram Zoramthanga to investigate “how can civilians in barrel and bulletproof vests, appear on the border to attack our police With a sniper rifle.
I have proof of video.
I think it must be investigated whether certain non-state actors enter Fray “.
“I have a strong reason for suspecting that some decisions by the Assam government in the last two months of non-state-tempered elements in Mizoram,” Sarma said, showing that the state’s refusal to provide protection to the part of Mizoram’s refugees entered Mizoram One Points of Peeve.
“I told the Mizoram government that Assam could not allow these people from Myanmar to settle up (in the Dima Haso District) without the explicit consent of the center.
This might have triggered the Mizos section.” About the possibility of new cattle protection law related to border violence, Sarma said “Rumors” about Assam targets beef supply to other areas may cause hatred in the dominant Mizoram state.
He convinced neighbor Assam that there was nothing in action against them.
Sarma said he had also explained that Assam would not reply and would never endanger the lives of civilians through retaliation.