Chairman of the Regional Committee for West Khasi Hills, Paul Lyngdoh, on Tuesday said the final report will be submitted to the state government only after a joint visit with the Assam counterpart to the disputed areas under the Langpih sector.
Both Mizoram and Assam have agreed to address their border dispute through dialogue and cooperation, setting a positive tone for future interactions between the two states.
Deputy Chief Minister incharge Urban Affairs Sniawbhalang Dhar on Friday informed that the regional committees of Meghalaya and Assam will be meeting very soon.
The Hynniewtrep Achik National Movement (HANM) has decided to soon seek an appointment with Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and Members of Parliament (MPs) of the North East for their support on the three long pending demands of the state of Meghalaya.
After two days of tension at the bordering areas of Assam and Meghalaya where the local communities from both sides clashed over land, a high-level meeting was convened on Thursday to quell the recurrent clashes.
The regional committees of Assam and Meghalaya on Tuesday decided to come up with mutually acceptable solutions to resolve the border dispute in West Khasi Hills (WKH).
Lalchamliana also made a major claim, stating that at least 62 villages located within the inner line reserved forest along Assam's border are within Mizoram's territory.
Also, the regional committee decided to submit a report to their respective State Governments by August this year. To facilitate this, an on-ground visit is scheduled to take place in the last week of June or July, in the presence of both Chief Ministers.
