Assam-Arunachal Border Row: Regional Committee Meets in Biswanath

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A regional committee meeting on the inter-state boundary issue between Assam and neighbouring Arunachal Pradesh is being held today at the conference hall of the New Circuit House in Biswanath.

The meeting is being attended by Assam Cabinet Minister Keshab Mahanta, who is the chairman of the regional committee from Assam, and Dr Ranoj Pegu, Cabinet Minister and Guardian Minister of Biswanath district, who serves as the vice-chairman of the committee.

Arunachal Pradesh Cabinet Minister Balo Raja, who heads the regional committee from the neighbouring state, is also present at the meeting. Several legislators and senior officials from both states have joined the discussions.

The meeting is focused on the inter-state boundary issue between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, which has been a subject of discussion between the two state governments. The regional committees play an important role in facilitating dialogue, examining boundary-related concerns and working towards mutually acceptable solutions.

The participation of ministers, legislators and senior officials from both states highlights the importance attached to resolving boundary-related matters through discussions and coordination between the two governments.

The meeting at the New Circuit House in Biswanath is expected to provide a platform for the representatives of both states to discuss issues concerning the inter-state boundary and explore ways to strengthen cooperation. Further details regarding the discussions and decisions taken at the meeting are awaited.

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