Meghalaya govt committed to fully resolve border dispute with Assam: CM Conrad Sangma
First Published: 15th August, 2022 16:15 IST
In his Indpendence day speech Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma reiterated the MDA government’s commitment to fully resolve the inter-state border issue with Assam. Post Views: 18
In his Indpendence day speech Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma reiterated the MDA government’s commitment to fully resolve the inter-state border issue with Assam.
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