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Meghalaya-Assam Taxi Operators' Standoff Continues, Tourists Stranded

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Ratnadip Choudhury
Meghalaya-Assam Taxi Operators' Standoff Continues, Tourists Stranded
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A standoff between taxi operators from Meghalaya and Assam has led to travel disruptions, with tourists stranded in the Sohra area. Both sides have imposed restrictions on vehicle movement, causing significant tension at the state border.

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The dispute highlights regional infrastructure and interstate transit tensions that directly impact tourism and public safety.

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The ongoing standoff between tourist taxi operators from Meghalaya and Assam escalated on Friday, with the All Khasi Meghalaya Tourist Taxi Association warning of reciprocal restrictions.Cab operators from Assam have been blocking the national highway toward Shillong at Jorabat on the Assam-Meghalaya border.Speaking during the protest at Umiam Junction, a Meghalaya taxi representative said drivers were prepared to restrict their operations to Jorabat if Assam-based taxi groups continued to block their movement.Meanwhile, in a significant development, Assam…

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