Union Home Minister Amt Shah said it is "a historic day" for a dispute-free northeast after Chief Ministers of Assam and Meghalaya signed an agreement for the settlement of inter-state border dispute on Tuesday.
Shah noted that in a short span of time, 6 out of 12 issues have been settled between Assam and Meghalaya and about 70 per cent of the border between the two states has become dispute-free.
He said during the last three years, the union government has signed several agreements for ending extremism and for lasting peace in the northeastern states.