Guwahati: Under the supervision of PM Narendra Modi and Minister of Home Union Amit Shah, two states of Assam and Meghalaya, who were ruled by NDA were on track to resolve border disputes between countries ridden by violence which will finish 50 years in January next year.
The difference in limits at 12 points along the 885-km-length inter-state border has existed since the birth of Meghalaya in 1972.
Assam also has a border dispute with Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland and Mizoram.
Disputes with Mizoram reached the flame point in July when Mizoram police opened fire on six Assam police personnel in Lilapur in Cachar Assam District.
On Tuesday, Meghalaya CM Conrad K Sangma and Assam CM Himanta Buswa Sarma visited Lower Lampih (called Lampi in Assam) near Guwahati, which has become the most bitter flame point so far, as part of a good intention to send a strong message that both governments Committed to resolving border differences.
In a joint statement later, the two CMS said they worked to resolve differences in the sixthest six locations that were complicated at the end of this year and at six other complex sites at the end of this financial year in March, 2022.
Historic moments when 2 cms go to Langpih The first time: Sangmait was a historic moment today because the main ministers of the two countries had gone to Langpih for the first time.
The two governments are serious and we want to move forward to end the long border dispute waiting for this, “Sangma said.
Sarma, in its part, added,” We tried to achieve our breakthrough and visit to the across has produced a lot of participants.
We moved forward with the blessings of people and monitoring by PM Narendra Modi and the Minister of Houses Amit Shah.
“Langpih was a bitter flash point of the border dispute between the two countries when people from both parties collided on May 14, 2010 where two people were killed when police Assam released the situation under control.
Overcoming the meeting in the transaction, Sarma said,” When we branched Meghalaya from Assam, a certain dispute of a long time.
In 1972, if the border was limited, today’s history would be different.
“” That is the fact that we have a dispute on the border …
that disputes have always been an annoying factor …
in the Northeast spirit …
sometimes things go beyond our control.
After I assumed the office of the minister’s chairman, I had started talking to my MEghalaya partner and I continued to engage with Meghalaya to resolve disputes so we maintain our age, “Sarma said And the loss of life, Sangma told the meeting, “The Chair of the Minister of Assam and I decided that we need to do something to resolve the border difference and find a peaceful way to the future”.
“This is a very complex problem and the sentiments and emotions of people involved.
Therefore, we both agree that together we have to find the way forward.
If we don’t try and move forward, we will fail in our responsibility that you are Assam and Meghalaya have awarded us, “Sangma said.
Exercise six months to complete a dispute for almost half a century by Assam CM Sarma immediately after taking over Control of government in the state in May Complicated at Tarabari, Gizang, Hahim, Baklapara, Khanapara (PilingGata) and AgenCherra, who fell under Cachar, Kamrup and Metropolitan Regency Khasi West, and Khasi Regency appropriate hills, RI-BHOI and East Jaintia hills of Meghalaya.
Six regional border committee, consisting of cabinet ministers from both sides to recommend The way forward, will submit their report on November 30.