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Mizoram submitted its territorial claims over border areas with Assam in February

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AIZAWL: The Mizoram government had submitted its claims over areas along the state’s border with Assam in February.

The claims report that the Mizoram government submitted to its Assam counterpart included a list of villages that lie along the interstate border.

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This was informed by Mizoram home minister Lalchamliana on Wednesday (August 23).

It may be mentioned here that three districts of Mizoram — Aizawl, Kolasib and Mamit — share a 164.6-km-long border with Assam.

After the border dispute in July 2021, the two states are in talks to find a solution to the vexed issue.

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In the last meeting held in Guwahati in November 2022, the two sides decided that Mizoram would furnish the list of villages, their areas, geo-spatial extent, and ethnicity of the people and other relevant information within three months to support its claim.

Mizoram has also written to the Assam government requesting a clarification on it, and is still waiting for a reply, the minister said.

 

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