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Assam Assembly Debates Inter-State Boundary Disputes and Encroachment Concerns

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The issue of inter-state boundary disputes and encroachment was raised in the Assam Legislative Assembly. Minister Atul Bora noted that when new states were carved out, boundaries were not fully demarcated, which has led to ongoing disputes in border regions. These unresolved boundary questions have continued to create tensions between Assam and its neighboring states. The discussion in the Assembly highlighted the need to address both the legal and administrative aspects of these long-standing territorial disagreements.

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