AizAwl: The Mizoram government has refused to attract his armed police deployed in the city of Vairengte on the outskirts of Cachar (Assam) Border despite strong pressure from the United States Ministry during the talks between the main Secretary of two neighboring countries in Delhi on Wednesday as the Zoramthanga government cannot Gaining full trust in central armed police forces (CAPF) to protect the lives of people who live on the border.
A senior state government official said on Friday that while there was no need to use a large number of police in the camp during peace, recurring aggression and encroachment by the contingent of the Police Assam required reinforcements as armed with 2006 police personnel, led by IGP Assam, invaded The camp without warning or provocation and raising the camp was then manned by one part of Mizo’s armed police.
The State Minister Zoramthanga insisted that the armed police camp would remain until peace and tranquility was truly restored, the official said.
The official said that they were ready to attract a large number of police from the camp when there was no tension in the border area.
The reason behind the rejection of the Chief of Lalnunmawia Chaiungo to attract armed police from the camp was the attitude and instruction of strong Zoramthanga, the official said.
The Mizoram government insisted on the parley organized by MHA on Wednesday due to the fact that they found it difficult to believe and depend on central armed police forces (CAPF) to protect the people who lived along the Mizoram-Assam border.
The objection of the state government of the State of the State of the State of the proposal to attract armed police from the camp resulted in the changed minute draft nutmegs to: “Next, to facilitate the function of neutral strength, both the Government of Assam and the Mizoram government will complete an agreement in coordination with the Interior Ministry, the Government of India Within a reasonable period of time.
“Previously, as desired by the Ministry of the UNI home, the Mizoram government agreed to spread neutral forces along the Mizoram-Assam border in November last year and BSF personnel were deployed in Mizoram and then replaced by CRPF while the SSB Jawan was posted on Inner Assam with the Assam Police camp behind Capf.