In a written reply to a question from legislator Raju Sahu, Mr. Roy informed that a total of 86,886.49 hectares of Assam’s land had been encroached upon by Nagaland, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh and Mizoram, with Nagaland grabbing the highest share of 66,241.69 hectares.
He added that 5,473.92 hectares was encroached upon by Meghalaya, 13,184.88 hectares by Arunachal Pradesh and 1,986 hectares by Mizoram.
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March 5th, 2008 at 7:52 pm
Tak tak anih chuan va lawmawm awm ve
March 10th, 2008 at 2:22 am
Assam hian alawm baga thleng Mizo ta ni thin min chhuhsak tu chu…damned
September 28th, 2008 at 8:45 am
Tak tak ni nang maw le. Assam ho fin rawl mai mai anih hi. Nagaland chiah hian Assam ram an nekin ka hria. Dimapur bula ramri lui ral lehlam pawh an luah zel a, Sema hanm ho hi an tangkai khawpin an sawi. Meghalaya te, Mizoram leh Arunachal Pradesh te hi chu Assam hian min nek vek zawk. Arunachal ni thin Lakla te pawh Assam an ni tawh. meghalaya pawh chuting tho. Keini pawh kan ramri lung phun awm thinna chu Cachar phai daih alawm. Vairengte dai bak kan chagn tawh hleinem le.