CBI to probe Mukroh violence case, UDP welcomes decision

The Mukroh fire incident occurred in November of last year, and the Meghalaya and Assam governments decided to end the judicial inquiry commissions into it and turn the issue over to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

At a meeting with the Chief Minister on Saturday in Guwahati, it was decided to allow the CBI to file a case to uphold its impartiality.
Himanta Biswa Sarma, the chief minister of Assam, announced the decision to dissolve the commissions and said that Meghalayan officials had not cooperated with the Assam judicial panel and had not shown up for the commission's hearing.

Let the CBI step into the matter if the Assam and Meghalayan commissions were unable to. That will be more equitable. On Sunday, UDP general secretary Jemino Mawthoh said.
He believed that the occurrence needed to be taken seriously because people died as well as unneeded animosity, resentment, fury, and dissatisfaction.

"Waiting around won't solve anything. It would be in the best interests of states and communities to refer the issue to CBI if the commissions are unable to reach a decision and the CMs have made this decision. In order to grasp what is truly happening in the border regions, we need to gather information and give specifics. He stated that people should be aware of the truth.

He stated, in reference to ongoing border tension, "Unfortunate events take place while both administrations are attempting to settle the issue. In order to improve the effectiveness of the conversation, you must truly comprehend.