The Karbi bodies, though their memorandum, reminded the Prime Minister the MoU signed among the Government of India, Dispur and the Karbi Students’ Association (KSA), Dimasa Students’ Union (DSU), North Cachar Hills Students’ Federation (NCHFS) and the ASDC on April 1, 1995. They said that 22 years had already elapsed after signing of the MoU but Dispur was yet to create any autonomous State for the two hill districts. “Therefore, a positive political solution addressing the core issue of Autonomous State under Article 244(A) of the Indian Constitution is a must for maintaining sustaible peace and development in geo-politically sensitive area like the two hill districts of Assam,” they said, and added: “…we would like to draw your kind attention of the reorganization of Assam and Northeast India in 1969, when the State of Meghalaya was created with the hill districts of Khasi Hills, Jayantia hills and Garo Hills of the then Assam. The then Lushai Hills also became the State of Mizoram and Aruchal Pradesh, Manipur, Tripura were also upgraded to full-statehood from Union Territories. The two hill districts of Karbi Anglong (the then Mikir Hills) and Dima Hasao (the then North Cachar Hills) which were administered under the same Sixth Schedule of the Constitution of India like the Khasi-Jaintia Hill and Garo Hills did not join Meghalaya, but were promised by the Parliament of India for the creation of an Autonomous State whenever required by incorporating Article 244(A) in the Constitution of India. But it has not been implemented till today. On the other hand, the Government of India has created the State of Jharkhand, Chatisgarh and Uttarkhand even though there was no parliamentary commitment or special constitutiol provision like Article 244(A) for making them states. Lately, the Government of India has created the State of Telenga despite the Shri Krish Commission constituted by the Government of India opposed to such creation.”