Inter-State Boundary Disputes

Madhya Pradesh shares a boundary of 1,352 km with Maharashtra, making it the longest boundary between the two states.

The Mahajan Commission was formed in 1966 to resolve the boundary dispute between Karnataka and Maharashtra.

Madhya Pradesh shares a boundary of 1,076 km with Uttar Pradesh, making it the longest boundary between the two states.

The Bachawat Commission was formed in 1969 to resolve the boundary dispute between Karnataka and Maharashtra.

Madhya Pradesh shares a boundary of 1,046 km with Rajasthan, making it the longest boundary between the two states.

The Shah Commission was formed in 1966 to resolve the boundary dispute between Karnataka and Maharashtra.

Rajasthan shares a boundary of 1,046 km with Gujarat, making it the longest boundary between the two states.

The Sarkaria Commission was formed in 1997 to resolve the boundary dispute between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

Karnataka shares a boundary of 768 km with Andhra Pradesh, making it the longest boundary between the two states.

The Ranganath Mishra Commission was formed in 2000 to resolve the boundary dispute between Odisha and Chhattisgarh.

Chhattisgarh shares a boundary of 1,080 km with Odisha, making it the longest boundary between the two states.

The Justice (Retd.) B.P. Jeevan Reddy Commission was formed in 2010 to resolve the boundary dispute between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

Madhya Pradesh shares a boundary of 1,028 km with Chhattisgarh, making it the longest boundary between the two states.

The Justice (Retd.) M.B. Shah Commission was formed in 2014 to resolve the boundary dispute between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

Haryana shares a boundary of 442 km with Punjab, making it the longest boundary between the two states.