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All set for Tinbigha transfer
■ LALMONIRHAT, June 24: The construction of a road over Tinbigha connecting Do-hagram and Angarpota enclaves with Bangladesh mainland is complete, reports UNB.
With this the long-awaited leasing out of the corridor to Bangladesh by India take* place of Friday. ‘
The wrap-up meeting between the concerned district officials of India and Bangladesh for finalising formalities for transfer of the Tinbigha corridor will be held here al Burlmari tomorrow (Thursday).
Official sources said Lal-
monirhat Deputy Commissioner Khalilur Rahman and Coochbehar District Magistrate Gopal Krishna would lead their respective sides.
Besides, police and border security officials of both the countries will altend tomorrow's meeting to give final touches on details of the trans-
All preparations hac| been completed with removal of the legal barrier through quashing a writ filed with the Calcutta 11 igh Court by opponents of the lease under the 1974 accord.
According to bilateral agreement, citizens of both the countries will have free access
through the corridor to their respective enclaves.
The DC of Lalmonirhat said that the temporary police camp set up beside the corridor would be turned into a permanent outpost for maintaining law and order in the area.
A long-standing irritant in the Indo-Bangla relations will be removed with the planned transfer of the Tinbigha corridor to Bangladesh scheduled for Friday.
On the mutually agreed dale, India is expected to formally hand over an area of 178 meters by 85 meters to
Bangladesh enabling her to have access to Dahagram and Angarpota enclaves.
India is to transfer the land strip to Bangladesh after 18 years 45 days of signing of the Land Boundary Demarcation Agreement between the two countries on May 16. 1974.
The Indira-Mujib accord spelt out that "India will retain/ the southern half of south Bcrubari Union No. 12 and the adjacent enclaves