Chandel: Assam Rifles conducted a comprehensive Security Coordination Meeting at Sajik Tampak in Chandel district on 20 August 2026 to review the prevailing security situation along the Indo-Myanmar Border (IMB), bolster coordination with local stakeholders, and address critical community welfare and regional development priorities.
The high-level conference recorded participation from 14 prominent local stakeholders, comprising 12 representatives alongside the village chiefs of Kana and Chandel districts. Detailed deliberations addressed emerging security challenges and key operational strategies vital for maintaining regional peace, stability, and effective border management. In light of regional developments across the border in Khampat, Tamu, and Chin State, discussions focused on preparedness to manage potential refugee influxes. Strategic emphasis was laid on systematic refugee registration, close synergy with the Civil Administration, and timely reporting of arrivals. Furthermore, measures to safeguard border infrastructure were reviewed, prioritizing the prevention of damage or tampering with ongoing border fencing projects, while local hunters were advised against random firing and urged to provide prior notification to security personnel.
Underlining a shared vision for social development, Assam Rifles acknowledged local community resolutions against illegal drugs and encouraged sustained awareness initiatives for adults and children to eradicate substance abuse. Additionally, as part of its ongoing youth-empowerment efforts, Assam Rifles announced an upcoming National Integration Tour to Gujarat for 10 children from the Kana area of Chandel district to foster national integration and exposure to India’s cultural diversity. Local authorities appreciated the proactive leadership of Assam Rifles in enhancing security and socio-economic progress across the border region.
