Photo Courtesy: nenews
Guwahati: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma met with his Assam counterpart Himanta Biswa Sarma in Guwahati on Friday to address rising border tensions. The talks centered on the Lapangap area, where friction between neighboring villages has caused recent concern for local residents.
Senior officials from both state governments joined the discussion to develop a strategy for stability. CM Sangma described the meeting as positive, noting that both administrations are committed to resolving the situation peacefully. He confirmed that officials from both states will take immediate steps in the coming days to manage local grievances while a long-term solution is finalized.
Following the session, CM Sangma encouraged residents on both sides of the border to prioritize peace as the governments work toward a permanent resolution. CM Sarma expressed similar sentiments on social media, emphasizing a shared commitment to addressing legacy boundary issues. Both leaders agreed to expedite the formal demarcation process to provide clarity and prevent future disputes between the two states.
Comments