In the early hours of today, heavy firing and explosions were reported near Z Choro and opposite Namlee along the Indo- Myanmar Border. Despite the volatile situation, troops of the Assam Rifles responded proactively and moving into the affected area under challenging conditions to safeguard people.
During the operation many rescue teams were deployed without delay. Ten houses affected by the violence were secured and civilians evacuated. Fifteen distressed villagers, including women and children, were safely rescued and provided humanitarian assistance at Aloyo Assam Rifles camp. A Myanmarese woman from Namlee was provided with immediate first aid and medical evacuation support.
Assam Rifles conducted rapid area sanitisation operations to prevent further escalation and restore stability. One armed cadre was apprehended along with an AK-47 rifle, magazine and ammunition during search operations and later handed over to local police authorities.
Even as tensions remained high, Assam Rifles under continued domination patrols across other sensitive areas of Kamjong district to ensure peace and security for local residents. The incident once again highlights the unwavering commitment of Assam Rifles towards protecting our citizens and maintaining peace along the Indo-Mayanmar Border.
