Tuesday, September 16, 2025
spot_img

Mizoram CM hopeful of progress during border dialogue

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

GUWAHATI, August 4: Mizoram chief minister Zoramthanga has expressed optimism over Thursday’s ministerial dialogue on the inter-state boundary row with Assam, saying that he expected significant progress towards the solution of the long-pending issue.

Responding to a letter by frontline pressure group from Assam, Asom Jatiyatabadi Yuba-Chatra Parishad (AJYCP), seeking political solution to the vexed boundary issue, Zoramthanga said that representatives from the Assam government led by a senior minister will meet representatives of the Mizoram government led by senior minister on Thursday.

“I am sure important steps will be achieved for a solution to the border problem,” the chief minister said.

“The legacy of the ‘Seven Sisters’ is a matter of pride for the Northeast. The recent border clash has put a stigma on this age-old peaceful relation existing among the people of the two states,” the AJYCP stated in the letter to the Mizoram chief minister.

“Problems will exist and solutions can also be found. All such political issues should be solved politically. You, being a senior political figure, having a long revolutionary background, are mature enough to identify those elements who are friends and enemies of the Northeast,” it stated.

“We request you and your Assam counterpart to take leadership in creating a peaceful environment to promote unity and progress in the Northeast,” the AJYCP letter to Zoramthanga read.

Amid the de-escalation process along the inter-state boundary, the Assam government decided to send two Cabinet ministers – Atul Bora and Ashok Singhal – to Aizawl for holding talks on the long-standing border dispute on August 5.

“In aid of an early amicable resolution, I am sending my Cabinet colleagues, Atul Bora and Ashok Singhal, to Aizawl on August 5, 2021, for a meaningful dialogue. Assam stands committed to ensuring peace on its borders, paving the way for a peaceful and developed Northeast,” Sarma said on Monday.

The decision came as a part of the border tension de-escalation process following the Centre’s intervention, with both states directing their police to withdraw cases registered in connection with the July 26 firing on the inter-state border.

 

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

test

fasdfs

Indian police service marks 76 years of legacy, leadership

Hyderabad, Sep 15: Monday (September 15, 2025) marks the 76th anniversary of the Indian Police Service (IPS), a...

PM Modi to inaugurate 524-year-old redeveloped Tripura Sundari temple on Sep 22

Agartala, Sep 15:  Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the redeveloped Tripura Sundari temple, one of the 51...

ED returns assets valued at Rs 163.85 crore to SBI in Rs 380 crore bank fraud case

Chennai, Sep 15: The Chennai Zonal Office of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has restituted 27 immovable properties worth...