Days before Assam Home Ministry had issued no travel advisory to Mizoram, served notice to Mizoram MP K Vanlalvena

New Delhi, July 32

As the Assam-Mizoram boundary dispute worsens, Mizoram police registered FIR against Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma.

A day before the Assam police CID camped in New Delhi to summon Mizoram Rajya Sabha MP K Vanlalvena and summoned six police officials of Mizoram while the Assam Home Ministry issued travel advisory to the citizens not to travel to Mizoram.

The violence in the border led to the death of six Assam Police personnel and a civilian were killed in firing and clashes.
Mizoram police however stated that the police of Kolasib district who have been summoned had rather lodged an FIR on July 26, the day of the incident, against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and six officials.

The FIR filed at the Vairengte police station in Kolasib district, names CM Sarma, IGP Anurag Aggarwal, DIG Cachar Devajyoti Mukherjee, DC Cachar Keerthi Jalli, DFO Cachar Sunnydeo Choudhury, SP Cachar Chandrakant Nimbalkar, OC Dholai police station Sahab Uddin.

The police have booked the case under sections, 307/120-B/270/325/326 and 353/336/ 334/448/34 of the Indian Penal Code and Section 3 of the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation (BEFR) as well as Section 3 and 6 of the Mizoram Containment and Prevention of Covid-19 Act and Section 27(1) (a) of the Arms Act.
In an official communication on July 30, the SDPO of Vairengte asked the Assam Chief Secretary and DGP to ask the officers named to be referred to the Vairengte police station.

The Assam summoned Mizoram officials to the Dholai police station in connection with its probe into the July 26 incident
DSP Kalyan Das issued identical notices to Kolasib Deputy Commissioner H Lalthlangliana, SP Vanlalfaka Ralte, Additional SP David JB, Vairengte SDO (Civil) C Lalrempuia, Vairengte SDPO Thartea Hrangchal and India Reserve Battalion Additional SP Bruce Kibby.