By IRNA,
New Delhi : Law and order, drug trafficking and other bilateral issues were discussed in a three-day official-level talks between India and Myanmar, which ended at Tawang, officials said.
They, however, declined to disclose the outcome of the meeting, held at Tawang from April 5-8, PTI reported.
The Myanmarese delegation was led by U Myat Ko, DG, General Administration Department, Ministry of Home Affairs while Naveen Verma, Joint Secretary (Northeast), MHA led the Indian delegation.
India had earlier requested Myanmar to undertake an operation against northeast-based militants holed up in their bases in Myanmar on the lines of ones undertaken by Bhutan and Bangladesh earlier.
Union Home Secretary G K Pillai had visited Naypyidaw, the new Myanmarese capital in January to convey the request.