Friday, May 9, 2025
spot_img

Matter will be resolved soon, Conrad assures

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

 

SHILLONG: The state government has started the process of holding talks with all the NGOs, besides taking the Union Government into confidence towards resolving the confusion over Ichamati-Bholaganj issue.
Chief Minister, Conrad Sangma on Wednesday said there was no complication in the issues while adding that confusion had arisen due to comments made from different groups from the state as well as the groups from outside the state.
“This issue can be resolved and we are in the process of communicating and talking to everybody including the Union Government and we are trying to ensure that all these unnecessary comments by different groups can be resolved at the earliest,” he said
According to Sangma, there is no major issue and by communicating with all the groups, the situation would be normalised.
Asked about the individuals who submitted a memorandum to the Governor alleging persecution in the state, he said the government is looking into the allegations and whatever the case may be, government would ensure that the issues are resolved through proper communication.

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

If this escalates further, nobody wins: UK Foreign Secy after speaking with EAM Jaishankar, Pak Foreign Minister

London/New Delhi, May 9: External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar on Friday held a telephonic conversation with the...

Rakhine Corridor — Yunus regime sacrificing Bangladesh’s sovereignty

New Delhi, May 9: The proposed 'Rakhine Corridor' has emerged as another contentious issue in Bangladesh. Some sources...

FM Sitharaman takes stock of steps for cybersecurity at banks amid rising border tensions

New Delhi, May 9: Finance Minister. Nirmala Sitharaman on Friday convened a high-level meeting with the Managing Directors...

New low even for Pakistan: India hits out at Islamabad for targetting religious places

New Delhi, May 9: As Pakistani troops continued resorting to heavy mortar shelling on the Indian side along...