Mizoram leh Cachar ramri hi kum 1875-ah khawi laiah nge a awm!???

Mizoram sawrkar leh Mizoram chhunga political party zawng zawng leh Tlawmngai pawl intêl khawm ten Cachar leh Mizoram inkar ramri atana kan pawm awmchhun hi khawilai tak ah nge a inrîn tih hi mi tam tak ten kan chiang lo niin a hriat a. Tun hnaiah Cachar lam te nena ramri issue kan neih thar leh takah chuan mi tam zawk ten kan hriat chian theih nan a hnuaia British India, Foreign Department thuchhuah hi i lo thlir teh ang :-

       NOTIFICATION

THE ASSAM GAZZETTE

Saturday: September

FOREIGN DEPARTMENT

No. 2299 P: The 20th August 1875.

        Under the provisions of Section 2 of the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation, 1873(A Regulation for the peace and government of Certain District of the Eastern Frontier of Bengal), The Governor General in Council is pleased to notify that the line described below shall be the inner line of the Southern Frontier of the District of Cachar:-

                A line commencing from the site of the outpost established during the Lushai Expedition of 1871-72 a few miles north of the *Chattarchoora peak* and running thence to the *outpost of Jhalnacherra* along the track cut by the police to connect the outpost *Chatterchoora and Jhalpacherra grant*;then along the *Dulleswar river,in a Southern direction, to the South West corner of the Jhalnacherra grant, as revised after survey in 1871*;thence along the southern boundary of the Jhalnacherra grant; across the Jhalnacherra(Best Cherra) khal to the top of the range of hills immediately to the *East of that Khal*;thence along the said range, in a *northern direction to the Barooncherra grant*;from the *north Eastern corner* of the grant, along the ridge leads from that grant to the *top of the Rengti Pahar range* ;thence along the ridge of the Rengti Pahar range in the *northern direction* as far as the point where that range bifurcates in two smallers once-the one leading to the *Cleveland house*, the other *the Bara Jalinga grant*.From the point of the Rengti Pahar, as far as the source of the *Jalinga, from this point runs straight in a northern direction to the Dowerband Military outpost*.From the Dowerband outpost, it runs *northwards about two miles and due east to a point on the Rukni river*, at the South- eastern corner of the *Bara-Jalinga grant*.Up to this point the line follows the boundary up to which the revenue survey of the district extended. From the point of the *Rukni river, it runs to the South East* , till it meets the Western boundary of *Monierkhal grant*.Thence along the southern boundary of the grant to the *Sonai river*, opposite to the *Monierkhal outpost*.From the Monierkhal outpost it runs across the *Ehoobun Hill* to the outpost of *Mynadur*, on the *Barak river* , along the road connecting the two outposts. 

            Under the provision of the section above quoted, the Governor-General in Council is further pleased to prohibit all British subjects from going beyond the "INNER LINE" hereby notified, without a pass under the hand and seal of the Deputy Commissioner of Cachar. 

       C. U. AITCHISON, 

Secretary to the Government of India. 

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Note:Heihi Cachar leh Mizoram boundary line1875 chu a ni a. Hemi chin kan va neih avanga hnam dang tamtak, min chim ral thei tur khawpa tam awm niawm taka sawi hi a diklo tih kan hre thei awm e.

     - By K. Vanlalvena MP(RS)*