Assam indicates crippling blockade on Mizoram amid its worst COVID bout has ended; all you need to know
In a move to improve relations after a deadly border clash, the Assam government indicated it had managed to clear an unofficial blockade on Mizoram by negotiating with angry residents of the border towns. Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, dispatched two ministers Saturday to pacify locals who had been preventing cross-border vehicular movement. Sarma is also due to meet Union Home Minister Amit Shah — who had stepped in earlier as well to convince two states to allow neutral Central forces to patrol border — on Monday. A ground report in Hindustan Times claimed that the blockade involving hundreds of trucks carrying essential supplies such as food, potable water, oxygen and medical supplies have slowly been able to resume movement since Sunday. However, the state of Mizoram is yet to officially confirm this development. What's happening at Assam-Mizoram border? Notwithstanding a peace deal and positive communication from both sides after an interstate clash in India