Guwahati / Silchar / Aizawl: The Ar-coal of the Assam-Mizoram limit conflict which was needed last year’s central intervention was left back in the early Sunday with “Two-Three Explosions” along the border that Himanta Buswa Sarma was associated with “Mizo Nakrehs”.
Chief Secretary of Mizoram Lalnunmawia Chaiungo immediately opposes allegations and writes to the Ministry of Home Union, accusing people from the Assam side destroying Mizo farmer plants and administration to build roads illegally.
CM Sarma said Assam would protect “constitutional limits with Mizoram with all its strengths” in the face of sustainable aggression.
“The situation along the Assam-Mizoram border (in Cachar District) remained tense for the past six months.
This situation has not improved because we have expected it.
In the past month, we have ensured that no one from the Mizoram side can interfere with Assam.” He said an additional DGP rank officer and several other senior Assam police are currently camping along the border between countries.
“We have built border posts and roads along the border to protect constitutional limits.” The explosion that shook the boundaries between countries in Ca-Chara was on the side of Mizoram and may be intended to be a tactic to scare, said Sarma.
“Police Mizoram will definitely investigate the incident, but the police Assam will not retreat.” CRPF, which is a neutral style deployed at Khulicherra Point-II, has been asked to investigate the explosion suspected in the Mizoram region.
In his letter to the additional Secretary (NE) from the Ministry of Houses Uni, Head of Secretary Mizoram said, “Some of the Mizoram Village farmers were encouraged and harassed, their plants were destroyed and the new road was built with excavators.” People from Mizoram allegedly violated land stretching up to 6.5 km in Khulicherra in Dholai Assam a few days ago.
Police Assam and civil administration do evictions immediately after that.
Mizoram shares the border throughout the year A164.6 km with Assam.
Some rounds of dialogue involving the center have been held since 1995 to resolve disputes, just to turn on at any time.
(With input from Kangkan Kalita, BB GOSWAMI & HC VANLALRUATA)