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Category: Assam
#754593
It is good that there is some positive development. Among the 12 disputed areas, both the Chief Ministers took 6 areas in the first phase and they started discussing one year back and they come out of an agreement whining a short span. The dispute is almost 50 years old. About 36.79 sq km of the disputed area taken up for settlement in the first phase, Assam would get full control of 18.51 sq km and Meghalaya 18.28 sq km. This agreement was signed by the CMs in presence of Central Home Minister Ami Shah. Now both the CMs may continue their discussions on the remaining areas also and may come out of a solution at the earliest I think.
It may be a starting point, following these two CMs other state CMs also can take up the disputes with border states and finalise in a mutually agreeable way. The efforts of the Central government in this settlement need appreciation.
drrao
always confident
It may be a starting point, following these two CMs other state CMs also can take up the disputes with border states and finalise in a mutually agreeable way. The efforts of the Central government in this settlement need appreciation.
drrao
always confident
#754603
It is good that the long pending border dispute between these two states is now under resolution and some solutions are already accepted by both the parties. It is really a matter of great worry for the country if there are such unsolved disputes present between its two states. It clearly shows that in past there was reluctance and lack of strong will in the Govt to solve such disputes of important nature. Land records and property records require a thorough digitisation in our country and boundaries between the administrative units are to be demarcated with utmost precision. Today the country has to progress ahead and if we are bogged down in such rudimentary disputes then it would not be a good situation and we would not develop and prosper and would remain like a backward country. A good governance is the only solution for mitigating such disputes.
Knowledge is power.
Knowledge is power.
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