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Meghalaya Urges Centre To Compensate Landowners Along Bangladesh Border

Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong said the issue had emerged along stretches from Garo Hills to East Jaintia Hills, where landowners and village authorities were not opposed to border fencing but had reservations about what would happen to their land after its completion.
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