New Delhi: The day after agreeing to resolve the Old Border dispute, Minister Assam Himanta Buswa Sarma and Meghalaya Conrad Sangma on Thursday met with Interior Minister Amit Shah and prove it about the results of their discussion and how to solve problems peacefully.
The two main ministers on Wednesday said that the Government of Assam and Meghalaya agreed to resolve the border disputes and come to consensus in villages and identify natural boundaries such as rivers and forests.
“I along with HCM Meghalaya Sri @sangmaconrad met Adniya Griha Mantri Sri @amitshah ji in New Delhi.
We know HON HM about the results of the discussion held between the Government Assam & Meghalaya to resolve the border dispute.
We thank you for the guidance.” Sarma tweeted After attending a meeting for one hour with Sangma.
Sangma also tweeted: “Called on Hon’ble HM, @amitshah Ji with HCM from Assam, @Himantabiswa Ji and told him about the regional committee report.
He expressed happiness on the initiative taken by the state in this matter.
MHA will check our report Will meet HM again post Jan 26 “.
Sarma on Wednesday said two countries would submit their recommendations to the center and urged him to bring the problem ahead.
“The border issue of Assam-Meghalaya is discussed in the Cabinet (state).
The regional committee of these countries has reached consensus, and the agreement has also been achieved at the ministerial level,” he said.
The Ministry of Houses Uni is now expected to complete “conclusions” but more or less structures have been achieved after long training with drawn between the two countries, Sangma said.
Demarcation of limits will be made after the procedure is due in parliament, he said.
There are 36 villages in six places of difference, which includes an area of ​​36.79 square kilometers.
The three committees were formed by the two countries in August last year after two rounds of talks between Sarma and Sangma were held to resolve the annoying border dispute gradually.
According to a series of joint final recommendations given by the committee, from 36.79 SQ The debated area of ​​the area was taken for the settlement in the first phase, Assam would get full control of the area of ​​18.51 square and meghalaya amounting to 18.28 square kilometers.
Of the 12 points of dispute between Assam and Meghalaya, six fields with relatively critical differences were taken in the first phase.
Sangma said the limit dispute had been there for 50 years, and completed it was a difficult task but because of the efforts made by two countries, the solution had arrived at.
Meghalaya was carved from Assam as a separate state in 1972 and has challenged the Reorganization Act Assam, 1971, which leads to disputes in 12 regions along the extent of 884.9 km.