"We assure full cooperation in arresting the culprits involved in the shootout in Goalpara on Diwali night," Home Minister Roshan Warjri told PTI.
Condemning the attack on the revellers, she said, "If the attackers are armed militants from Meghalaya, we will ensure that they face the law."
Suspected Garo National Liberation Army insurgents opened fire indiscriminately from automatic weapons on a group of people gambling on the occasion of Diwali on Sunday evening at remote Gendamari, killing six on the spot.
Meghalaya director general of police P J P Hanaman will meet his Assam counterpart Jayanto N Choudhury tomorrow at Guwahati to discuss the shooting and adoption of steps for joint operations in areas along the interstate border.
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