When queried about the various Supreme Court Collegium recommendations pending before the government, including those regarding the appointment of high court chief justices, he made these remarks.

“The Collegium issue is a contest of wits. “I am not going to discuss it,” he stated.

Rijiju was speaking on the sidelines of an occasion in Arunachal Pradesh to dedicate 254 mobile towers for 4G service.

He stated that the paucity of infrastructure facilities in border regions with difficult terrain was a significant problem for the locals.
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Kiren Rijiju and Tapir Gao are the Lok Sabha representatives for Arunachal Pradesh.

Rijiju has been very vocal in his opposition to the Collegium system, and has even referred to it as “alien to our Constitution”

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Wednesday,the Assam cabinet endorsed the recommendations made by the state’s 12 Regional Committees to resolve the decades long border dispute with Arunachal Pradesh.

During the state cabinet meeting conducted in Guwahati under the leadership of Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma, the decision was made.

Assam Minister Ashok Singhal announced the cabinet decisions and stated that the long-standing border dispute between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh will be resolved.

The state cabinet also sanctioned an investment of Rs 8,201.29 crore for eight mega projects in the state, and memorandums of understanding will be signed on May 9.

Approximately 6,100 people will be directly employed as a result of these initiatives.

The state cabinet also sanctioned giving 301 Loktantra Senani from the 1975 Emergency a monthly pension of Rs 15,000.

On the other hand, the state cabinet sanctioned a joint venture company for city gas service between Oil India Limited and Assam Gas Company (51% share).

Earlier in March 2022, the administrations of Assam and Meghalaya signed a historic agreement in the nation’s capital to settle their 50-year-old border dispute.

Assam and Meghalaya signed the agreement two months after their respective chief ministers submitted a draft resolution to Amit Shah on January 31 for examination and consideration by the MHA.

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The governments of Assam and Meghalaya drafted a resolution to settle their border disputes in six of the twelve “areas of difference” along the frontier.

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