Govt making all out efforts to resolve Assam-Mizoram border dispute: Minister Parimal Suklabaidya

Silchar: Parimal Suklabaidya, the Minister for Environment and Forest, today visited the areas of Tulartal, Baghewala, Singua and Lailapur along the Assam-Mizoram inter state border to allay the fears of local people being terrorised by miscreants and to reassure them that the state government is with them.

The Minister urged the local people not to panic unnecessarily and said that the government is making all out efforts to resolve the Assam-Mizoram border dispute.

Suklabaidya discussed the current situation over telephone with the higher ups of the police administration.

On the same day, he visited the newly set up Border Outpost in the Singua area and spoke to the police personnel on duty and inquired about their problems.

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He also visited the local Lailapur Police Outpost and spoke to the police officials and prominent citizens.

Suklabaidya promised to set up another BoP at Tulartal and Baghewala areas soon after the locals demanded the setting up of a separate border outpost.

The Minister was accompanied by Dholai Madhya Zila Parishad member Shashank Chandra Pal, Dholai Gaon Panchayat President Bhushan Pal, BJP Narsinghpur Mandal General Secretary, Kamlesh Das, Sheoratal Gaon Panchayat President, Sunendra Chandra Barmanche, Ajay Kumar Das and others.

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