Meeting to resolve Gujarat – Rajasthan border dispute on 6 April
March 18, 2011
Meeting to resolve Gujarat – Rajasthan border dispute on 6 April
Himmatnagar, 18 March, 2011
A meeting to sort out border dispute between Gujarat and Rajasthan will be held on 6 April in Idar in north Gujarat.
Representatives of Rajasthan and Gujarat will come with oldest available records of disputed areas and will find out that whose record shows oldest 7-12 and 8-A ownership.
After a meeting in Idar, the bordering district collectors of both the state will meet in Himmatnagar to finalize the draft which will ultimately go to Gujarat assembly for final approval.
Officials of Gujarat and Rajasthan had lastly met on 10 March to discuss minor border disputes between two states. Survey procedure was held at Gujarat’s Khedbrahma Taluka’s Mathasara and Rajasthan’s Mahida village in January this year. Survey numbers included in this procedures were 35, 36, 42/1, 42/2 of Gujarat and survey no. 3117, 3069 to 3072, 3085 to 3089, and 3040. However no signs of border were found in these plots.
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