Explained: The Assam-Mizoram border dispute, and its roots in two notifications dating to 1875 and 1933 - News Summed Up

Explained: The Assam-Mizoram border dispute, and its roots in two notifications dating to 1875 and 1933


On October 9, a farm hut and a betel nut plantation belonging to two Mizoram residents were set on fire. In the second incident in Cachar, some people from Lailapur had pelted Mizoram police personnel and Mizoram residents with stones. “In turn, Mizoram residents mobilised and went after them,” Kolasib Deputy Commissioner H Lalthangliana had said. In the Northeast’s complex boundary equations, showdowns between Assam and Mizoram residents are less frequent than they are between, say, Assam and Nagaland residents. MZP members had then clashed with Assam personnel, who also thrashed a group of Mizoram journalists who had gone to cover the incident.


Source: Indian Express July 26, 2021 16:09 UTC



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