June ni 20 khan Mizo Zirlai Pawl(MZP) chuan Lailapur-ah Zo Run sak an tum a, Assam police te nen intibuaiin, Mizoram Police lamte sawm nghal an ni a, hemi hnu hian MZP hian Zo Run hi an sa ta tho a, Zo Run hi an hawsan hnuah tu tih hriat lohte’n an lo thiat vek a, MZP hian a thiattute hi zawn chhuah ngei an tum.
Here’s news report from the Telegraph
Silchar/Aizawl, June 20: Trouble erupted this morning when members of the Mizo Zirlai Pawl (MZP), a students’ front of Mizoram, tried to build a shed on the disputed boundary with Assam on National Highway 54 and the Assam police prevented them from doing so.
Sources in Silchar said trouble began last evening when MZP activists occupied a portion of the forest land at Lailapur enclave in Assam’s Cachar district. They began constructing the shed in the area to buttress their claim that it belonged to their state.
In Mizoram, Kolasib district deputy commissioner Dawngliana said the MZP activists had already dug four holes for the pillars when Assam police intervened and told them to stop work. At this, the MZP called up the sub-divisional officer (sadar) at Vairengte, the nearest village on the border, who rushed to the spot.
Dawngliana said when Mizoram police and other officials arrived on the scene, they discussed the scenario with their Assam counterparts. The former placated the latter and the construction of the shed was allowed to go on.
However, Cachar superintendent of police Sayten Gogoi said a large contingent of security forces from Assam had cleared the area of encroachers and gained “area domination” there.
Kolasib superintendent of police Lalbiakthanga, who was at the site from late morning, said this evening that trouble would have erupted but for the presence of Mizoram police as the students were unwavering in their objective and the Assam authorities were also bent on stopping the construction.
Saying that they had somehow stalled the Assam authorities, Lalbiakthanga added that the construction was going on and that he had given clear instructions to the students to leave the place once the shed was completed.
It is understood that the Assam authorities, who did not want the construction in the first place, have agreed to let the shed be built on the condition that it would be dismantled once the students leave.
The Assam-Mizoram boundary has been a bone of contention between the two states for many decades.
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Ziahhlawm...
June 22nd, 2007 at 11:23 am
Zorun chu Kan Mizoram sorkar thiah tirte hi a lo ni reng ange…..
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July 21st, 2007 at 2:21 am
mizoten kan ram chin nia kan claim chin tak hi ka la chianglo a.Tuna a landan hi chuan kal ngai miahlo kal ta se Vairengte thlen dawn tep atang khian Mizoram intan angah an ngai ngei ang.A hrechiang in awm chuan min han hrilh teh un.A mimal angte phei chuan vaiho hi ngam inti viau mahila, anni poh hian min hlau vaklo chu a ang tlat.Kan intodelh har luatah kan sorkar chawp hian kan dikna zawkah pawh kan huai ngam tawh mang silova leh.Kan pi leh pute hunlai ava ngaihawm em. Vaihovin kan ram min lakhek sak nasat tawhzia han hmuse an rilru ava na dawn ve. Hnam leh sorkar anga rik deuh thak chu angai dawn anih hi. Central sorkarte pawh hi vai tho anni a, boundary commission poh din se an vaipui assam hi an thiamlohna ah poh thiamtir phet an tum in ka ring tlat
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