Guwahati: Assemblies Assam watched the bed on Wednesday on the border of the flare-up with Mizoram, forcing the Bisjit Daimary speaker to postpone the trial on the night of talks reconcile in the Aizawl involving the government of Zoramthanga and the two ministers represented by CM Himanta Buswa Sarma to represent the country.
Ruckus began after the entire opposition gathered at home wells, demanding “Neutral Probe” by CBI or Nia to July 26 opening fire on the Cachar border where six Assam police were killed.
Some MLA opposition brings placards that read, “provide security to our people on the border”.
As Congress, AIUD, Front Bodoland, CPM and MLA Independent joined in an effort to corner the government for its border response, BJP and its allies jumped to Medan to counter allegations.
Congress MLA Kamalakhya Dey Purkayastha said the limits of the boundaries for several decades flared in October last year, but the state government failed to act on warning signs.
Minister of Parliament Minister Pijush Hazarika said Assam and Mizoram were not two countries, but neighboring Indian countries.
Both CM Sarma and his colleague Zoramthanga tweeted that Thursday talk will help break the ice.
“Two senior colleagues @ atulbora2 and @theasashoksinghal will visit Aizawl tomorrow with a peaceful message from people from Assam.” Zoramthanga extended hopes for a breakthrough.
“Tomorrow on August 5, 2021 representatives from #Sam Govt, led by a senior minister, will meet with representatives #Mizoram Govt, led by a senior minister.
I believe important steps will be achieved for the solution to border problems.”