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Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area. Assam has accused Mizoram of constructing a bridge in its territory and Mizroam has hit back with a case against Assam Police for allegedly&nbsp;stealing construction material.
The police case was withdrawn on Sunday, the Hindustan Times has reported.
Assam officials alleged that Mizoram officials entered the state&rsquo;s Hailakandi district and started constructing the bridge ar Kachurthal in Ramnathpur police station area.
Mizoram officials, however, said that the bridge was being constructed on its side at Zophai near Bairabi town and accused the Assam police of stealing the construction material.
Just weeks ago the two governments announced a road map for peaceful negotiations following a violent showdown last month.
On July 26, six Assam policemen were killed and about 40 others injured in violent clashes with Mizoram police.

Fresh dispute between Assam and Mizoram over a bridge 

Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area.

Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area. Assam has accused Mizoram of constructing a bridge in its territory and Mizroam has hit back with a case against Assam Police for allegedly&nbsp;stealing construction material.
The police case was withdrawn on Sunday, the Hindustan Times has reported.
Assam officials alleged that Mizoram officials entered the state&rsquo;s Hailakandi district and started constructing the bridge ar Kachurthal in Ramnathpur police station area.
Mizoram officials, however, said that the bridge was being constructed on its side at Zophai near Bairabi town and accused the Assam police of stealing the construction material.
Just weeks ago the two governments announced a road map for peaceful negotiations following a violent showdown last month.
On July 26, six Assam policemen were killed and about 40 others injured in violent clashes with Mizoram police.

Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area.

Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga said North east India will always be one a day after Assam advised its people not to travel to the neighbouring state

In response to Assam order Mizoram says 'North-East India will always be one'

//'North-East will always be one', says&nbsp;Mizoram&nbsp;CM amid border dispute with Assam
//Zoramthanga's tweet comes after Himanta&nbsp;govt's&nbsp;travel advisory
//Mizoram&nbsp;govt: no curbs on non-residents travelling through border district&nbsp;
//Assam has given&nbsp;cautionary advisory to its citizens to not travel to Mizoram
//Assam: vehicles entering from Mizoram will be checked for illicit drugs

Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga said North east India will always be one a day after Assam advised its people not to travel to the neighbouring state

Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga said North east India will always be one a day after Assam advised its people not to travel to the neighbouring state. This comes in the wake of the gunfight between the police forces of the two states earlier this week over border dispute.
Zoramthanga also shared his government notification, issued a day before <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/days-after-violent-border-clashes-assam-asks-citizens-not-to-travel-to-mizoram-1627610296484" target="_blank">Assam's travel advisory</a>, that read there will be no restrictions on non-residents of Mizoram traveling through the state's Kolasib district, which borders Assam's Cachar district.
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The Chief Minister also provided a list of names and telephone numbers to report any problems faced by non-Mizos within Kolasib district.
Assam, on the other hand has said all vehicles entering from Mizoram will be checked for "illicit drugs".

Days after deadly clashes at the Assam-Mizoram border which left 6 Assam cops dead and dozens injured, the state govt has asked its citizen not to travel to Mizoram.
The first-of-its-kind travel advisory by one state govt against the another stated: "Even after this incident, certain Mizo civil society, students and youth organisations are constantly issuing provocative statements against the state of Assam and its people".
It also claimed it had been reliably learnt from video footage available with Assam police, that many Mizoram civilians remain deployed armed with automatic weapons at the border.
In view of all this, the state government said, the people of Assam are advised not to travel to Mizoram and those staying in Mizoram on work-related compulsions, "should exercise utmost caution".
Earlier on Thursday, Cachar Guardian Minister Ashok Singhal alleged that while Assam has withdrawn its police forces from the border after the central government ordered deployment of CRPF personnel at the Assam-Mizoram border, Aizwal was yet to do so.
He, claimed Mizoram wanted to settle the dispute &ldquo;by arms and ammunitions&rdquo;, which is the &ldquo;wrong approach&rdquo;.
A defiant Mizoram government, meanwhile, countered stating a large contingent of Assam Police personnel was being mobilised at the interstate border.
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Days after violent border clashes Assam asks citizens not to travel to Mizoram

'Many Mizoram&nbsp;civilians armed': Days after violent border clashes Assam govt asks citizens not to travel to Mizoram

Assam govt asks citizens not to travel to Mizoram

Days after deadly clashes at the Assam-Mizoram border which left 6 Assam cops dead and dozens injured, the state govt has asked its citizen not to travel to Mizoram.
The first-of-its-kind travel advisory by one state govt against the another stated: "Even after this incident, certain Mizo civil society, students and youth organisations are constantly issuing provocative statements against the state of Assam and its people".
It also claimed it had been reliably learnt from video footage available with Assam police, that many Mizoram civilians remain deployed armed with automatic weapons at the border.
In view of all this, the state government said, the people of Assam are advised not to travel to Mizoram and those staying in Mizoram on work-related compulsions, "should exercise utmost caution".
Earlier on Thursday, Cachar Guardian Minister Ashok Singhal alleged that while Assam has withdrawn its police forces from the border after the central government ordered deployment of CRPF personnel at the Assam-Mizoram border, Aizwal was yet to do so.
He, claimed Mizoram wanted to settle the dispute &ldquo;by arms and ammunitions&rdquo;, which is the &ldquo;wrong approach&rdquo;.
A defiant Mizoram government, meanwhile, countered stating a large contingent of Assam Police personnel was being mobilised at the interstate border.
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In first-of-its-kind travel advisory by one state govt against the another, Assam govt has advised its citizens to not travel to Mizoram

Days after deadly clashes at the Assam-Mizoram border which left 6 Assam cops dead and dozens injured, the state govt has asked its citizen not to travel to Mizoram.
Also See |<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/assam-mizoram-border-clash-himanta-biswa-sarma-says-won-t-concede-an-inch-of-assam-1627383400584" target="_blank">&nbsp;Himanta Biswa Sarma says, 'won't concede an inch of Assam'</a>
The first-of-its-kind travel advisory by one state govt against the another stated: "Even after this incident, certain Mizo civil society, students and youth organisations are constantly issuing provocative statements against the state of Assam and its people".
It also claimed it had been reliably learnt from video footage available with Assam police, that many Mizoram civilians remain deployed armed with automatic weapons at the border.
Also See |<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/mizoram-mp-gives-death-threat-to-assam-cops-outside-parliament-1627533228816" target="_blank">&nbsp;Mizoram MP gives death threat to Assam cops outside parliament</a>
In view of all this, the state government said, the people of Assam are advised not to travel to Mizoram and those staying in Mizoram on work-related compulsions, "should exercise utmost caution".
Earlier on Thursday, Cachar Guardian Minister Ashok Singhal alleged that while Assam has withdrawn its police forces from the border after the central government ordered deployment of CRPF personnel at the Assam-Mizoram border, Aizwal was yet to do so.
He, claimed Mizoram wanted to settle the dispute &ldquo;by arms and ammunitions&rdquo;, which is the &ldquo;wrong approach&rdquo;.
A defiant Mizoram government, meanwhile, countered stating a large contingent of Assam Police personnel was being mobilised at the interstate border.
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