Our Correspondent Diphu, Aug. 27 (EMN): Following a meeting between Assam and Meghalaya committee on Aug. 21 to solve disputes in six remaining border areas between the two states, the Joint coordination for Committee for Protection of Autonomy (JCCPA) said that the boundary issue in Karbi Anglong has already been resolved in 1951 and there is no need to re-open it again. In a press conference held at the residence of Saising Rongpi, Rongmongve in Diphu on Saturday, the convenor, JCCPA, Kharsing Teron said that the two governments have claimed that they have already resolved in 6 areas and signed a pack on March 29, 2022. The second phase of discussion started on Aug. 1 last with regional committees to be constituted by respective governments. It is also learned that there will be members from Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) to be included in the regional committee to be constituted by the Assam government. ‘Karbi Anglong boundary is well defined. The Khasis have reclaimed th