Archive · 6 Aug 2025
Assam's Mising Villagers Seek Security Amidst Naga Land Claim
People in Assam are worried because some people from Nagaland are saying that some land in Assam belongs to them.
The people of Assam have been living on this land for a very long time.
Officials from Nagaland stopped some work that was being done.
The people in Assam want the government to protect them and send help.
They want the leaders of both sides to talk and make sure everyone can live together peacefully.
Mising community in Assam objects to Nagaland council's land claim.
The disputed land has been home to the Mising people for generations.
Nagaland officials recently halted development activities in the area.
Mising villagers seek Assam government intervention and security deployment.
Locals urge both governments to maintain peace and resolve the issue.
- Who
- Mising community, Naga village councils, Assam and Nagaland officials.
- What
- Disagreement over land ownership along the Assam-Nagaland border.
- When
- Following a land claim by Naga councils; recent halt of development activities.
- Where
- 2 No. Negheribil, Assam-Nagaland border.
- Why
- Due to conflicting claims of land ownership and historical disputes.
Mising Community
Naga Village Councils
Land Ownership
Mising Community
The land rightfully belongs to the Mising people.
Naga Village Councils
The forest stretch in 2 No. Negheribil rightfully belongs to them.
Government Action
Mising Community
Seek Assam government intervention and protection.
Naga Village Councils
Nagaland officials halted developmental activities
- Location
- 2 No. Negheribil, Assam-Nagaland border
- Community Involved
- Mising
- Claiming Parties
- Naga village councils
- Action Taken
- Halted development activities
- Demand
- Assam Police Battalion deployment
