Aizawl, Oct. 25 -- Mizoram has proposed a three-day schedule for the next round of official-level negotiations with Assam over their decades-old boundary dispute, with the talks likely to take place in Aizawl in mid-November, Home Minister K. Sapdanga said on Sunday.
The state government is awaiting confirmation from Assam, which has yet to respond to the proposed schedule, Sapdanga told The Times of India. The discussions are expected to focus on the technical and administrative aspects of the disputed boundary, for which the Mizoram Home Department has proposed three days of deliberations, not necessarily on consecutive days.
The Mizoram delegation is likely to be led by Home Secretary Vanlalmawia, while Assam is expected to nominate a ...