Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Meghalaya on Alert to Prevent Assam Eviction Infiltration
The government of Meghalaya is worried that people being forced to leave their homes in Assam might try to move into Meghalaya.
To stop this, the state's leaders met to discuss how to prevent people from sneaking in.
They've told local leaders and police to work together and watch out for anyone coming across the border, especially in areas close to Assam.
Although there haven't been any problems so far, everyone is staying alert.
Meghalaya government held a review meeting to prevent infiltration.
The meeting was chaired by Chief Minister Conrad Sangma.
DCs have been asked to coordinate with local officials to stop infiltration.
Special attention is being given to vulnerable districts near Assam.
No infiltration incidents have been reported so far.
- Who
- Meghalaya government officials and Chief Minister Conrad Sangma.
- What
- Review meeting to prevent infiltration from Assam.
- When
- July 25
- Where
- Meghalaya
- Why
- To prevent those evicted from Assam from taking refuge in Meghalaya.
- Meeting Purpose
- Prevent Infiltration
- Key Official
- Chief Minister Conrad Sangma
- Involved Departments
- Political Department, Deputy Commissioners, Police
- Action
- Increased vigilance in vulnerable districts
- Current Status
- No infiltration incidents reported