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Assam – Meghalaya Boundary Dispute: West Khasi Hills regional committee to meet with stakeholders on Friday

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Shillong, Oct 11: The first meeting of the regional committee for West Khasi Hills District headed by PHE Minister Renikton Lyngdoh Tongkhar will be held on Friday, to seek the views and suggestions of all stakeholders for resolving the areas of difference under Langpih sector.

Informing this here on Tuesday, Tongkhar said, “We will take the views and opinions of the stakeholders and the members of the committee, who know about the border issue. We expect that they will give us good inputs.”

He said all traditional heads from the 39 villages, who have expressed their desire to be with Meghalaya, are also invited to attend the meeting.

Langpih is one of the remaining six areas of difference. The other includes Borduar, Nongwah-Mawtamur, Deshdoomreah, Block-II in Ri Bhoi district and Block-I, Psiar-Khanduli in West Jaintia Hills district.

When asked, Tongkhar said that he cannot assure that there will be no resentment against the attempt of the two governments to resolve the long pending boundary dispute.

“In fact we want a hundred percent of the people to be happy but it may not be a hundred percent. I wish many will be happy and I expect the Assam government will respect those villages who want to be with Meghalaya as ethnicity is one of the criteria (for ending the dispute),” he said.

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