ITANAGAR, Sep 27: Chief Minister Pema Khandu and  Governor Brig. (Dr.) B.D. Mishra (Retd.) discussed about the State Public Service Commission issue, Hollongi Airport, law and order and developmental projects when the former called on the latter at the Raj Bhavan today.
Mishra, sharing his grave concern of the Public Service Commission case, emphasized on streamlining the APPSC to reclaim the prestige and trust amongst the people, particularly the youth. He commended the State Government for recommending CBI enquiry into the alleged leakage of question papers.
The Governor appreciated the Chief Minister for his proposal to get the Greenfield airport at Hollongi dedicated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who laid the foundation for the airport on 8th February 2019.      The duo also discussed issues of Arunachal Pradesh to be taken up in the ensuing North Eastern Council meeting on 9th October at Guwahati. He insisted on strengthening the road communication network, particularly the orphan roads which will be beneficial for the people of both sides of the interstate boundary.  

Earlier, the Chief Minister briefed about his meeting with the Prime Minister and other ongoing developmental projects in different parts of the State.

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