A crucial meeting of the Assam–Arunachal Pradesh Regional Committee was held at Roing, Arunachal Pradesh on Monday to deliberate on the long-standing inter-state boundary issues concerning Assam’s Tinsukia district and Arunachal Pradesh’s Lower Dibang Valley district.
Assam Border Protection and Development Minister Atul Bora, along with Minister and Regional Committee Vice Chairman, Rameswar Teli, joined Arunachal Pradesh Minister and Chairman of the Regional Committee, Ojing Tasing, in discussions which focused on finding amicable and mutually acceptable solutions through dialogue, mutual understanding and cooperation.
The Assam delegation also included MLA of Sadiya, Bolin Chetia; District Commissioner, Tinsukia, Sumit Sattawan; Senior Superintendent of Police, Anchal Chouhan; Consultant, Border Protection and Development Department, Dasarath Deka; along with senior officials and representatives of various departments.
The Arunachal Pradesh delegation included MLA of Roing, Mutchu Mithi; MLA of Dambuk, Puinnyo Apum; Deputy Commissioner, Lower Dibang Valley, F Brahma; Superintendent of Police, Ringu Ngupok; along with senior administrative officials and representatives of the concerned departments.
“We remain committed to resolving these issues through mutual trust, goodwill and sustained dialogue, ensuring lasting peace, security and harmony in the border areas while further strengthening the cordial relations between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh,” Minister Bora said.
