SHILLONG: Meghalaya chief minister Conrad K Sangma on Friday said there was likelihood of joint meetings between regional boundary committees of both Meghalaya and Assam after the autumn session of the assembly gets over.
Interacting with reporters after going through the first report of regional boundary committees of the state today, the chief minister said, there were micro-details in the reports regarding different communities settled along the disputed inter-state boundary, the number of villages, the administrative convenience available, whether they were in the Meghalaya or the Assam Census.
“Whether they are taking power from our side or Assam side.. so it’s more of a detail on facts and what the current status of those villages are. Our officials have made visits to these villages and so we got some kind of firsthand feedback also as to the mindset of these villages,” he said.
