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Meghalaya village protests India-Bangladesh border fence alignment, fears isolation

Meghalaya village protests India-Bangladesh border fence alignment, fears isolation
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Residents of Lyngkhong village in Meghalaya are protesting the proposed alignment of the India-Bangladesh border fence. They fear that the current plan will leave their village outside the security barrier, effectively isolating them from the rest of India.

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The dispute highlights the complex human impact of border security infrastructure and the challenges of balancing national security with the rights and safety of border communities.

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Residents of a village along the India-Bangladesh border in Meghalaya held a demonstration on Sunday (June 7, 2026) demanding that the fencing be done along the zero line, else they would get isolated from the rest of the country.

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The article reports on a local protest by presenting the villagers' concerns alongside official BSF statements without taking a side.

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