New Delhi: In the midst of the release efforts along the Assam-Mizoram border after the recent clash, Assam on Friday held a deliberation with Nagaland to break the deadlock between other countries, this time in the Dessoi Valley booked forests between the two countries.
The Presidential Secretary of Assam and Nagaland, who held a virtual meeting to determine the planned release, had agreed to attract troops, weapons and structures from the place – consisting of Jankhana Nala or Aosenden Village and hill forest camps – and let the Assam Forest.
The department established a watch post to protect the ordered forest areas.
There will be a release of strength from both parties, namely, the village area of ​​Voluto and Keremia Tea Estate.
Assam and Nagaland forces will resign from the point of involvement in the Hilltop Forest camp and eliminate bunkers, tents or infrastructure.
The source said the two main secretaries agreed that the lodge was built by several residents of Naga Village by exploring the forest area in front of the Assam camp would be deleted.
The head of the secretaries agreed that Assam and Nagaland would jointly monitor the area by patrolling and supervision using unmanned air vehicles.
Meanwhile Assam Forest officials will continue their patrol in the area.
Approved to allow renovation directly from the New Chunthia Border Post Assam in the Valley Dessoi forest so that police personnel deployed there were not comfortable because of the residence below the standard.
Because the area is a forest ordered, the entry of civilians must be regulated by jurisdictional forest authorities and countries will prevent the movements of people from their parties to avoid unnecessary buildup.
Approved that the RCC bridge on the Jankhana River was built from the Nagaland side, it would be immediately dismantled to prevent unauthorized free movements.