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The Mizoram Police registered an FIR against Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and six top state officials on charges of attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy over the recent clashes at the interstate border that killed seven people.
Additionally, some 200 unnamed police personnel, too, have been mentioned in the case.
The case is filed at the Vairengte Police Station in the&nbsp;Kolasib district of Mizoram, which borders Assam's Cachar.
The developments came on a day Mizoram condemned Assam&rsquo;s decision to ask its citizens to not travel to the neighbouring state.
 Also Watch:&nbsp;After Assam's travel advisory Mizoram CM says 'North-East India will always be one'
The two states have been at odds over the boundary for decades, but things flared up this week.
On Monday, violence broke out in the border area between these two districts, leading to the death of seven people and injuries of 50 others. Each side has accused the other of causing the violence.

Border dispute: Mizoram police file FIR against Assam CM Himanta Biswa

The Mizoram&nbsp;police has&nbsp;registered an FIR against Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and six top state officials over the recent clashes at the inter-state border.&nbsp;

Mizoram police file FIR against Assam CM Himanta Biswa

<ul>
<li>Border dispute: FIR against Assam CM Himanta Biswa, 6 top officials by&nbsp;Mizoram&nbsp;police</li>
<li>FIR against Assam CM on&nbsp;charges of attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy</li>
<li>FIR after clashes broke out at the border between Assam and Mizoram</li>
</ul>
<ul>7 people died, 50 were injured in the border clashes on Monday</ul>

The case is filed at the Vairengte Police Station in Kolasib district of Mizoram, which borders Assam's Cachar.

The Mizoram Police registered an FIR against Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and six top state officials on charges of attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy over the recent clashes at the interstate border that killed seven people.
Nearly 200 unnamed police personnel too&nbsp;have been mentioned in the case.The case was filed at the Vairengte Police Station in the&nbsp;Kolasib district of Mizoram, which borders Assam's Cachar.
The developments came on a day Mizoram condemned Assam&rsquo;s decision to ask its citizens not to travel to the neighbouring state.
 Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/after-assam-s-travel-advisory-mizoram-cm-says-north-east-india-will-always-be-one-1627647843698" target="_blank">After Assam's travel advisory Mizoram CM says 'North-East India will always be one'</a>
The two states have been at odds over the boundary for decades but the dispute flared earlier this week.&nbsp;
On Monday, violence broke out in the border area between Assam's Cachar&nbsp;and Mizoram's&nbsp;Kolasib leading to the death of seven people and injuries to 50 others.&nbsp;

Residents of Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Jewar village are treating Covid&nbsp;patients with makeshift arrangements of their own due to low availability of beds at local hospitals.
A video doing the rounds of social media show sick villagers camping under a neem tree in an open ground with glucose bottles hanging from its branches, hoping that the healing properties of the tree will alleviate their symptoms.
But their narrative of inadequate medical infrastructure is at odds with with district administration&rsquo;s story.&nbsp;
After Yogesh Talan,&nbsp;former village pradhan,&nbsp;told the media that every other house is suffering from Covid symptoms and the local hospital is refusing patients, the Gautam Budh Nagar administration&nbsp;has booked him for disobedience of a public servant's order, spreading infection and under sections of the Epidemic Diseases Act.
An FIR has also been filed by Jewar's primary health care centre against 65-year-old Harveer Talan, a Covid patient who has been camping under the tree. Officials claim that Harveer voluntarily sought treatment from quacks and refused to get admitted at Covid care facilities.
Meanwhile, Yogesh Talan, the former sarpanch&nbsp;of the village, accused the district&rsquo;s offensive as retribution for speaking out against the government. He said that the Harveer was offered a bed at a district hospital 70 km away and another at Sharda Hospital in Greater Noida that is 50 km away from the village.
Meanwhile, 100 oxygen concentrators as foreign aid from Switzerland reached Jewar on Tuesday. Dhirendra Singh, the BJP MLA from Jewar separately said he has procured 10 oxygen cylinders and 25 fowler beds from private players and has also allocated 50 lakh from his official local area development fund to set up a Covid care facility.

UP: FIR against villagers for complaining about lack of medical facilities 

//Makeshift beds for Covid&nbsp;patients in UP's&nbsp;Jewar&nbsp; //Sick&nbsp;camping in open ground, blame poor medical facilities //District admin refutes charge, blames quacks &amp; villagers //Ex-pradhan who alleged poor infrastructure&nbsp;booked&nbsp; //Another FIR against 65-year-old Covid&nbsp;patient&nbsp; //Ex-pradhan:&nbsp;punishing for speaking against govt

Residents of Uttar Pradesh&rsquo;s Jewar village are treating Covid&nbsp;patients with makeshift arrangements of their own due to low availability of beds at the&nbsp;local hospital.&nbsp;
A video doing the rounds of social media show sick villagers camping under a neem tree in an open ground with glucose bottles hanging from its branches, hoping that the healing properties of the tree will alleviate their symptoms.
But their narrative of inadequate medical infrastructure is at odds with with district administration&rsquo;s story.&nbsp;
After Yogesh Talan,&nbsp;former village pradhan,&nbsp;told the media that every other house is suffering from Covid symptoms and the local hospital is refusing patients, the Gautam Budh Nagar administration&nbsp;has booked him for disobedience of a public servant's order, spreading infection and under sections of the Epidemic Diseases Act.
An FIR has also been filed by Jewar's primary health care centre in-charge against 65-year-old Harveer Talan, a Covid patient who has been camping under the tree. Officials claim that Harveer voluntarily sought treatment from quacks and refused to get admitted at Covid care facilities.
Meanwhile, Yogesh Talan, the former sarpanch&nbsp;of the village, accused the district&rsquo;s offensive as retribution for speaking out against the government. He said that the Harveer was offered a bed at a district hospital 70 km away and another at Sharda Hospital in Greater Noida that is 50 km away from the village.
Meanwhile, 100 oxygen concentrators as foreign aid from Switzerland reached Jewar on Tuesday. Dhirendra Singh, the BJP MLA from Jewar separately said he has procured 10 oxygen cylinders and 25 fowler beds from private players and has also allocated 50 lakh from his official local area development fund to set up a Covid care facility.

Delhi Police has issued a lookout notice against 2-time Olympic medallist Sushil&nbsp;Kumar. The&nbsp;Rajiv&nbsp;Gandhi&nbsp;Khel&nbsp;Ratna&nbsp;awardee&nbsp;has been on the run since the murder of a junior international wrestler at New Delhi's Chatrasal&nbsp;Stadium. The wrestler was murdered in the parking of the stadium and it is alleged that Sushil&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;was also present at the spot as the police FIR names him as a prime accused. According&nbsp;to reports, Sushil has been on the run since then and is currently changing locations in Haryana. The 37-year-old is a 2-time Olympic Medalist having won a bronze in 2008 &amp; a silver in London 2012 Olympics.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Look out notice against wrestler Sushil Kumar in a murder case 

According&nbsp;to reports, Sushil has been on the run since then and is currently changing locations in Haryana

Delhi Police has issued a lookout notice against 2-time Olympic medallist Sushil&nbsp;Kumar. The&nbsp;Rajiv&nbsp;Gandhi&nbsp;Khel&nbsp;Ratna&nbsp;awardee&nbsp;has been on the run since the murder of a junior international wrestler at New Delhi's Chatrasal&nbsp;Stadium. The wrestler was murdered in the parking of the stadium and it is alleged that Sushil&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;was also present at the spot as the police FIR names him as a prime accused. According&nbsp;to reports, Sushil has been on the run since then and is currently changing locations in Haryana. The 37-year-old is a 2-time Olympic Medalist having won a bronze in 2008 &amp; a silver in London 2012 Olympics.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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