Regional committees from both states met in Roing on November 2 to discuss pending boundary concerns involving Assam’s Tinsukia district and Arunachal Pradesh’s Lower Dibang Valley
Roing: Assam and Arunachal Pradesh held a regional committee meeting in Roing on November 2 to discuss unresolved inter-state boundary issues involving Tinsukia district and Lower Dibang Valley.
The meeting focused on resolving outstanding concerns through dialogue, cooperation and mutual understanding, with both sides emphasising the need for a peaceful and lasting settlement.
Assam’s delegation was led by Minister Atul Bora, chairman of the state’s regional committee, and included Minister Rameswar Teli, MLA Bolin Chetia, Tinsukia Deputy Commissioner Sumit Sattawan, Superintendent of Police Anchal Chouhan and other officials.
The Arunachal Pradesh delegation was headed by Minister Ojing Tasing, chairman of the state’s regional committee. It included Dambuk MLA Puinnyo Apum, Roing MLA Mutuchu Mithi, Lower Dibang Valley Deputy Commissioner Fwwrman Brahma, police officials and other representatives.
Both delegations discussed strengthening coordination and building mutual trust to address pending boundary-related matters.
The meeting forms part of ongoing efforts by the two neighbouring states to resolve inter-state boundary issues through consultation and cooperation.
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