Keyi Panyor Launches Anganwadi Excellence Initiative

 

Yachuli, June 12:

Marking a significant milestone in the advancement of early childhood education and care, the District Anganwadi Workers Leadership Workshop was successfully conducted on June 12, 2026, at Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS), Yachuli, under the Comprehensive Action Plan for Education (CAPE), a flagship initiative of the Keyi Panyor Mission Plan 2040.

The landmark workshop brought together Anganwadi Workers from across the district, reflecting an overwhelming 96 percent participation rate, with 113 dedicated Anganwadi Workers attending the programme from all six clusters. The event was organized with the objective of strengthening leadership, enhancing professional capacity, and reinforcing the critical role played by Anganwadi Workers in shaping the future of young children through quality early childhood care and education.

Sharing details of the programme, MLA of the 16th Yachuli Assembly Constituency, , described the workshop as a historic day for early childhood education in the district. He expressed satisfaction over the enthusiastic participation of the Anganwadi Workers and commended their dedication to serving children and communities at the grassroots level. He emphasized that the success of any education system depends on a strong foundation, which begins in Anganwadi centres long before children enter formal schooling.

A major highlight of the workshop was the announcement of a new district-wide recognition programme aimed at encouraging excellence among Anganwadi Workers. Under this initiative, one outstanding Anganwadi Worker from each of the six Zilla Segments will be identified and selected annually, resulting in a total of six awardees. These selected workers will be sponsored on an All India Educational Exposure Tour, providing them with opportunities to visit and learn from best practices and successful models of child development and early education across the country. The initiative mirrors the district’s ongoing programme that recognizes and rewards the best teachers from all six Zilla Segments and reflects the administration’s commitment to acknowledging and motivating high-performing frontline workers.

The newly launched Anganwadi Excellence Initiative is expected to promote healthy competition, inspire innovation, and elevate the dignity and status of Anganwadi Workers while encouraging the development of high-performing Anganwadi centres throughout the district. The programme seeks to create a culture of excellence and accountability, ensuring that children receive the highest standards of care, nutrition, and foundational learning during their formative years.

Addressing the gathering, the MLA reiterated that Anganwadis serve as the first learning spaces for children and form the bedrock of the education ecosystem. He noted that investing in Anganwadi Workers is an investment in the future of the district and stressed that the ultimate vision of the Keyi Panyor Mission Plan 2040 is to transform the district’s Anganwadi centres into models of excellence that can serve as benchmarks for the entire region.

The workshop also served as a platform for discussions on leadership, community engagement, child-centred learning, and strategies for improving the quality of services delivered through Anganwadi centres. Participants actively engaged in the sessions and shared experiences aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of early childhood education and development programmes.

The successful conduct of the workshop was made possible through the collective efforts and support of various stakeholders. Special appreciation was extended to the Zilla Panchayat Chairperson, Zilla Parishad Members (ZPMs), Gram Panchayat Chairpersons (GPCs), the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) Department, Child Development Project Officer (CDPO) Ms. Taba Anu, and the dedicated CAPE Core Team facilitators for their invaluable contributions in making the programme a grand success.

The June 12 workshop stands as another important milestone under the Keyi Panyor Mission Plan 2040, reaffirming the district’s commitment to strengthening early childhood education, empowering frontline workers, and building a brighter future for the children of Keyi Panyor.

Disabled Child's Courage to Learn Inspires Longding

 

Longding, June 12: 

A heartwarming story of courage, determination, and the power of inclusive education has emerged from Inter Village School, Konnu, under Pongchau Circle in Longding district, where a seven-year-old child with 70 percent physical disability has taken his first step toward formal education.

Manphung Wangsa, son of Laiwang Wangsa of Konnu Village, was recently enrolled in Class I at Inter Village School despite significant physical challenges. His enrollment has drawn admiration from educators, community members, and well-wishers across the district.

Sharing the inspiring moment on social media, the Headmaster of the school, Longnu Pansa, expressed his appreciation for the child's unwavering spirit.

"Despite his physical barriers, he managed to come to our school today and got enrolled. His name is Manphung Wangsa, son of Laiwang Wangsa of Konnu Village. He was given a school bag and books from the school. Really appreciate his courage and zeal for learning," the Headmaster wrote.

The school authorities welcomed the young student by providing him with essential educational materials, including books and a school bag, demonstrating their commitment to ensuring that every child has access to education regardless of physical limitations.

Manphung's determination to pursue education despite his disability serves as a powerful example for children and youth not only in Longding district but throughout Arunachal Pradesh. His story highlights the importance of resilience, hope, and the transformative role education can play in overcoming life's challenges.

Equally commendable is the compassionate support extended by the school administration, which reflects the growing emphasis on inclusive education and equal opportunities for all children. Such initiatives help create an environment where students with disabilities can learn, grow, and realize their full potential.

The inspiring journey of Manphung Wangsa stands as a reminder that no physical challenge is too great when determination is met with encouragement, support, and access to education. It also underscores the collective responsibility of communities and institutions to ensure that every child, regardless of ability, is given the opportunity to learn and succeed.

DC Tawang Calls for Collective Action on Waste Management

 

Tawang, June 12:

Deputy Commissioner of Tawang, Namgyal Angmo, IAS, on Friday convened a meeting with all employees of the Deputy Commissioner's Office, Tawang, to reinforce the urgent need for responsible waste management and environmental stewardship across the district.

Addressing the gathering, the Deputy Commissioner informed that, in accordance with directions issued by the Hon'ble Supreme Court, district administrations have been empowered and directed to ensure the strict implementation of waste management practices within their respective jurisdictions. She emphasized that safeguarding the environment is a collective responsibility and called upon all government employees to take the lead in promoting sustainable habits.

As part of the district's efforts to reduce plastic pollution, the Deputy Commissioner urged all employees to refrain from using single-use plastic carry bags and adopt eco-friendly alternatives. She further informed that there will be a complete ban on bottled drinking water below two litres, a measure aimed at significantly reducing plastic waste generation in the district.

Highlighting the importance of waste segregation and sustainable disposal methods, she directed all government employees to construct compost or dumping pits in their backyards for the disposal of kitchen waste. She also stressed the need for segregation of waste at source, stating that proper segregation not only reduces the burden on sanitation workers but also enhances the operational efficiency of the district's Material Recovery Facility (MRF).

During the meeting, Assistant Commissioner Sange Norbu delivered a detailed presentation on waste segregation and responsible waste disposal practices. He drew attention to the alarming condition of the district's landfill dumping site, where the continuous disposal of unsegregated waste has led to serious environmental and safety concerns.

He cautioned that if immediate corrective measures are not adopted, the growing waste crisis could pose significant threats to wildlife, public health, and the safety of sanitation workers who work tirelessly to manage the district's waste. He emphasized that effective waste segregation at the household and institutional levels is critical to reducing the volume of waste reaching the landfill and ensuring a cleaner environment for future generations.

The meeting concluded with a strong appeal to all employees to become ambassadors of cleanliness and environmental conservation by adopting sustainable waste management practices in their daily lives.

Reiterating the importance of individual responsibility, the district administration emphasized that every plastic bag refused, every bottle reused, and every waste item properly segregated contributes towards building a cleaner, greener, and healthier Tawang.

RTI Activist Seeks Probe Into Repeated Bandh Calls

 

Itanagar, June 11:

A representation has been submitted to the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh seeking the constitution of an independent enquiry committee to investigate alleged inaction by the Home Department, district administration, police authorities, and the Arunachal Pradesh Indigenous Youth Organisation (APIYO) over repeated bandh calls in the Itanagar Capital Region (ICR). The memorandum, dated June 9, 2026, was submitted by RTI activist Likha Tolum and received at Raj Bhavan, Itanagar.

According to the representation, the petitioner alleged that APIYO had called multiple capital bandhs within a short span of time, causing inconvenience to the general public and disrupting normal life in the twin capital cities. The memorandum claims that despite district administration orders declaring such bandh calls unlawful and despite repeated warnings from authorities, no FIRs, arrests, or legal action were initiated against those enforcing the shutdowns. The petitioner further alleged that this amounted to unequal treatment under the law and encouraged more pressure groups to resort to bandh culture in the state.

The representation specifically seeks an independent enquiry against four entities: the Home Minister, the district administration, police officials, and APIYO. The petitioner has accused the authorities of failing to enforce administrative orders and of not taking action against organisers of bandh calls despite legal provisions and court rulings against forced shutdowns. The memorandum also alleges that while some social activists and protestors have faced legal action under various laws, organisers of repeated bandh calls were allegedly not subjected to similar action.

Another key demand in the representation is compensation for losses and harassment allegedly suffered by members of the public due to repeated shutdowns. The petitioner has argued that citizens, daily wage earners, businesses, commuters and other sections of society were adversely affected by the bandhs and that responsibility for such losses should be fixed through an independent investigation.

The submission comes in the backdrop of recent APIYO-led bandh calls in the Itanagar Capital Region. Earlier this month, a 24-hour bandh called by APIYO reportedly brought normal life to a standstill in the capital region, affecting transport, businesses and public services. Prior to the shutdown, the district administration had declared the bandh unlawful and warned against its enforcement, stating that the issues raised by the organisation had already been addressed through administrative action. 

In the memorandum, the petitioner urged the Governor to constitute an independent enquiry committee to examine whether there had been administrative lapses, selective enforcement of laws, or failure to uphold public interest. The representation also seeks accountability for any damages caused during the bandh periods and calls for measures to prevent what it describes as the growing trend of repeated and unreasonable shutdowns in the state.

As of now, there has been no official response from Raj Bhavan regarding the representation, nor have the Home Department, district administration, police authorities, or APIYO publicly reacted to the allegations contained in the memorandum.

Police Arrest Accused in Separate Crimes Against Women

 

Accused John Loda (19) after his arrest by ICR Naharlagun Police.

Naharlagun, June 11:

The ICR Naharlagun Police have arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with two alarming incidents involving stalking, unlawful entry, and attempted outraging of the modesty of women that occurred during the early hours of June 7.

The first incident was reported at Naharlagun Police Station after a woman alleged that an unidentified individual had been stalking her and attempted to force his way into her residence at around 3:00 AM. According to the complaint, the suspect was discovered within the premises carrying two pairs of scissors and allegedly tried to gain access through both a window and a door. The incident caused significant fear and concern for the victim’s safety.

In a separate but strikingly similar case reported at Nirjuli Police Station, an intruder allegedly entered the rented accommodation of a young woman in Lekhi at approximately 3:30 AM while she was asleep. Police stated that the accused attempted to outrage the victim’s modesty by covering her mouth and cutting her clothes with a pair of scissors.

Displaying remarkable courage and presence of mind, the woman resisted the attack and fought back despite the unexpected assault. During the struggle, she sustained minor facial injuries before the assailant fled the scene.

Following intensive investigation and coordinated efforts, police identified the accused as John Loda (19), a resident of Seppa in East Kameng district. He was apprehended on June 9 by a team from Naharlagun Police Station led by Inspector Krishnendu Dev, Officer-in-Charge of Naharlagun Police Station.

Superintendent of Police Dr. Nyelam Nega praised the bravery and determination shown by both victims in resisting the accused and promptly reporting the incidents. According to the SP, their courage and timely cooperation played a vital role in enabling investigators to make swift progress in the case and secure the arrest of the suspect.

The SP also appealed to residents to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to enhance personal safety. Citizens have been advised to ensure that doors and windows are securely locked before retiring for the night, noting that one of the incidents involved entry through an unlocked door.

Reaffirming its commitment to the safety and security of women, the ICR Naharlagun Police stated that strict action will continue to be taken against individuals involved in crimes targeting women and that efforts to maintain public safety will remain a top priority.

Further investigation into the matter is underway. 

Tezu Murder Case Cracked Within 24 Hours, Two Arrested

 

Accused Amar Chetry and Oken Dameng in police custody.

Tezu, June 11:

What was initially registered as an unnatural death case has now been confirmed as a murder investigation, with Tezu Police successfully arresting two accused persons within 24 hours of recovering the victim's body.

According to official sources, an unidentified male body was discovered inside an RCC bus stand shed near Lohit Agencies Petrol Depot, opposite the main gate of Zonal General Hospital, Tezu, on the morning of June 9. Information regarding the incident was received by Tezu Police at approximately 8:03 a.m., following which a police team led by Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP) Ojing Lego and Officer-in-Charge of Tezu Police Station, Inspector J. Aran, immediately proceeded to the scene and initiated legal formalities.

An inquest conducted in the presence of the Executive Magistrate revealed visible injuries on the victim's forehead and the rear portion of the head, along with signs of bleeding, raising suspicion over the circumstances surrounding the death. The body was subsequently shifted to Zonal General Hospital, Tezu, for post-mortem examination.

Based on the initial findings, Tezu Police registered an Unnatural Death (UD) case under Section 194(1) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) and launched a detailed investigation.

During the course of the inquiry, investigators identified the deceased as Govind Garowal (50), son of Late Bhim Prasad Garowal and a resident of Novojyoti village under Bordumsa Police Station in Assam's Tinsukia district.

To crack the case, a Special Investigation Team (SIT) comprising DySP Ojing Lego, Inspector J. Aran, Lady Inspector S. Namshoom, Sub-Inspector H. Jugli, and other police personnel was constituted under the close supervision of the Superintendent of Police, Lohit district. The team carried out an intensive investigation using technical surveillance, field intelligence, and other investigative inputs.

The breakthrough came on the evening of June 9 when police arrested the first suspect, Amar Chetry (26), son of Late Jeet Bahadur Chetry. Further investigation led to the arrest of the second accused, Olen Dameng (32), son of Late Sunny Dameng and a resident of Cheta-II in Lower Dibang Valley district, on June 10.

Preliminary investigation revealed that an altercation allegedly broke out between the deceased and the two accused persons. The confrontation reportedly escalated into a violent physical assault during which the victim sustained multiple injuries, including fatal head injuries that ultimately led to his death.

Following the emergence of substantial evidence indicating the commission of a cognizable offence, police converted the UD case into a regular criminal case under Sections 105 and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), pertaining to culpable homicide amounting to murder committed with common intention.

After completion of the post-mortem examination, the body of the deceased was handed over to his family members for the last rites.

Police have confirmed that further investigation is in progress to ascertain all circumstances surrounding the incident and to complete the legal proceedings against the accused persons.

Capital Police Refutes Claims in Gumin Mize Arrest Case

 

Itanagar, June 11:

Capital Police has clarified that allegations circulated through social media platforms, press statements and public briefings following the arrest of Shri Gumin Mize have been found to be baseless after a detailed departmental inquiry.

Shri Gumin Mize was arrested on May 20, 2026, at Police Station Itanagar in connection with Bihpuria Police Station Case No. 72/2026 registered under Sections 329(1), 329(2), 117(1), 117(2), 109, 312, 324, 70 and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), along with Sections 27(1) and 27(2) of the Arms Act. Following the arrest, several allegations surfaced through social media posts and public statements. These included claims that the Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Police Station Itanagar had instructed an Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Lakhimpur to assault Mize while he was in Assam Police custody, that his vehicle had been transported from Itanagar to Bihpuria by personnel from Police Station Itanagar, and that his arms licence had been deliberately concealed or withheld by Itanagar Police.

Considering the seriousness of the allegations, the Superintendent of Police (SP), Capital, ordered a detailed inquiry through an order issued on May 26. The inquiry involved examination of witnesses, scrutiny of CCTV footage, review of digital evidence and verification of other technical and documentary records. According to the findings, none of the allegations against the Officer-in-Charge, Police Station Itanagar, the station staff or any other Arunachal Pradesh Police personnel could be substantiated. The inquiry concluded that the allegations were incorrect and without factual basis.

Capital Police further stated that Shri Gumin Mize was personally briefed by the SP Capital on the findings of the inquiry on Wednesday. During the meeting, the relevant evidence and conclusions of the investigation were shared with him. Police said Mize appeared satisfied with the outcome of the inquiry and was advised to ensure that any action against drug-related or other unlawful activities is undertaken strictly in accordance with the law.

Meanwhile, the Social Media Monitoring Team of Capital Police has detected several threatening posts and comments circulating through Facebook and WhatsApp groups. According to police, individuals operating fake social media accounts allegedly issued threats to attack Police Station Itanagar, target the Officer-in-Charge, set fire to his residence, assault him and his family members, and, in some cases, issued direct and indirect death threats.

Police described such threats as unlawful and said they create an atmosphere of fear and intimidation for serving officers and their families. Emphasizing that family members have no role in official police actions, Capital Police stated that they should not be subjected to harassment, intimidation or threats under any circumstances.

Authorities said the fake accounts used to issue the threats have been identified and the individuals operating them have been traced. Legal proceedings have been initiated against those involved, and details of the action taken will be made public in due course.

Capital Police has appealed to the public to cooperate with law enforcement agencies and refrain from spreading unverified allegations, threats or inflammatory content on social media. The department reiterated that any wrongdoing, whether by police personnel or members of the public, will be dealt with strictly in accordance with the law. 

Exhibition on 12 Years of Modi Government Achievements Inaugurated in Itanagar

 

Itanagar, June 10:

A state-level exhibition showcasing the achievements of the Government of India under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the past 12 years, along with the major developmental milestones of Arunachal Pradesh, was inaugurated today at the State BJP Party Office in Itanagar.

The exhibition was inaugurated in the presence of Member of Parliament Shri Tapir Gao, BJP Arunachal Pradesh State President Shri Kaling Moyong, MLA and Advisor to the Minister of Health & Family Welfare Shri Mohesh Chai, MLA Shri Tai Nikio, MLA Shri R. Tebin, and several party leaders, public representatives, and workers.

The exhibition highlights the transformative journey of India under the BJP-led Government, reflecting the impact of key reforms, welfare initiatives, infrastructure development, economic progress, and people-centric policies implemented during the last 12 years. It also showcases the remarkable achievements and rapid development witnessed across Arunachal Pradesh under the dynamic leadership of Chief Minister Shri Pema Khandu.

Speaking on the occasion, the leaders emphasized that the exhibition serves as a testament to the vision, commitment, and inclusive governance of the Modi Government. They noted that the country has witnessed unprecedented growth in sectors such as connectivity, healthcare, education, digital transformation, social welfare, and national security, resulting in improved quality of life for millions of citizens.

The exhibition further underlines Arunachal Pradesh's developmental progress, highlighting major advancements in road connectivity, infrastructure, healthcare facilities, education, tourism, and welfare programmes that have contributed to the state's growth and prosperity.

As the nation commemorates 12 years of dedicated service, good governance, and inclusive development, the exhibition reflects the story of a resurgent India and a progressive Arunachal Pradesh. 

It stands as a reminder that visionary leadership, collective efforts, and active public participation remain the driving forces behind sustainable development and lasting progress.

Seven Mising Workers Rescued from Alleged Labour Abuse

 

Roing/Sadiya, June 9:

Seven Mising youths from Assam's Sadiya subdivision were rescued from a construction site in Arunachal Pradesh after allegedly enduring physical abuse, starvation, and inhuman working conditions. The rescue operation was conducted on Monday by members of the Sadiya district units of the Takam Mising Porin Kebang (TMPK) and the Mising Mimag Kebang (MMK) following distress calls from the workers and their families. 

According to TMPK, the youths from the Amarpur area had been lured by local middlemen with promises of employment and were later engaged under a contractor at a culvert construction site linked to the Lower Dibang Hydroelectric Project in Roing.

One of the rescued workers alleged that they had been taken to the site by an individual identified as Nigam Doley and subjected to repeated abuse. “We had not been given anything to eat for two days. When we tried to leave and return home in search of food, some people stopped us, took us back, and assaulted us. We were threatened with machetes and forced to continue working day and night,” he claimed, alleging that the workers were denied basic necessities and prevented from leaving the site.

Members of the rescue team claimed they found visible injury marks on several workers, allegedly caused by repeated beatings, including assaults with iron rods. TMPK Sadiya district president Binod Dao said the organisation rushed to the site immediately after receiving information and found workers being forcefully engaged in labour despite having gone without food for two days. He alleged that the workers were being kept in deplorable conditions and accused a section of contractors of exploiting unemployed youths by luring them with promises of financial security before sending them to work sites in Arunachal Pradesh.

TMPK stated that it spent nearly ₹60,000 to bring the seven workers back home safely and has launched efforts to identify and trace the contractors and intermediaries allegedly involved in recruiting and transporting the youths. 

Another member of the organisation alleged that labourers from Assam are routinely subjected to exploitation at certain work sites in Arunachal Pradesh and called for stricter oversight of recruitment practices and working conditions. Authorities had not issued an official statement on the allegations at the time of filing this report.

Ziro Gets ₹10.97-Crore Handloom Marketing Hub

 

Ziro, June 10: In a major boost to Arunachal Pradesh's handloom sector, the foundation stone for a Handloom Marketing Complex was laid at the Craft Centre Complex in Hapoli, Ziro, Lower Subansiri district, on June 9. The ceremony was led by Shri Pabitra Margherita, Hon’ble Minister of State for External Affairs and Textiles, Government of India, in the presence of Ziro MLA Shri Hage Appa and several senior officials.

The Handloom Marketing Complex will be constructed at an estimated cost of ₹10.97 crore under a 90:10 funding partnership between the Government of India and the Government of Arunachal Pradesh. The project is being funded by the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handlooms), Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, in collaboration with the State Government.

Addressing the gathering, Shri Pabitra Margherita highlighted that Arunachal Pradesh is home to more than 94,000 weavers and emphasized the importance of creating dedicated infrastructure to support their livelihoods. The upcoming complex will serve as a central hub for exhibitions, product sales, buyer-seller interactions, and the promotion of traditional weaving practices, thereby strengthening the objectives of the National Handloom Development Programme.

The Minister stated that the initiative reflects the vision of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for the development of the North Eastern region, often referred to as the “Ashtalakshmi” of Bharat. He also acknowledged the efforts of Union Minister for Textiles Shri Giriraj Singh and the support of Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Shri Pema Khandu in advancing opportunities for local weavers and artisans through improved market access and sustainable livelihood avenues.

The ceremony was attended by several dignitaries, including Smti Mimum Tayeng, IAS, Commissioner of Textiles and Handicrafts, Government of Arunachal Pradesh; Smti Oli Perme, APCS (AG), Deputy Commissioner of Lower Subansiri District; Shri Dorjee Phuntso, Director of Textiles and Handicrafts, Government of Arunachal Pradesh; and Shri S. Bandyopadhyay, Director (Eastern Zone), Weavers' Service Centre, Guwahati, under the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handlooms).

Officials noted that the Handloom Marketing Complex is expected to significantly strengthen the state's handloom ecosystem by enhancing market connectivity, expanding business opportunities for artisans and weavers, and contributing to the preservation and promotion of Arunachal Pradesh's rich textile heritage. The project is also anticipated to play a key role in showcasing the state's traditional weaving excellence to wider national and international markets.

Capital Police Intensify Drive Against ILP Violators

 

Itanagar, June 9:

The Itanagar Capital Police, under the supervision of Superintendent of Police (SP) Jummar Basar, has intensified its enforcement drive against violators of the Inner Line Permit (ILP) regulations across the Capital Region as part of its ongoing efforts to ensure strict compliance with existing laws.

According to police authorities, the operation forms part of a routine enforcement exercise conducted under the provisions of the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation (BEFR), 1873, which governs the entry and stay of non-Arunachal Pradesh residents in the state.

During regular verification and checking drives carried out across various locations within the Capital Complex, police teams have identified a significant number of individuals found residing or travelling without valid ILP documents. Authorities stated that appropriate legal action is taken against violators in accordance with the law, including externment from the state and other necessary measures wherever required.

The Capital Police clarified that such enforcement activities are conducted regularly throughout the year as part of standard policing procedures aimed at safeguarding the interests of indigenous communities and ensuring adherence to the state's permit regulations. However, many of these operations do not always receive media attention despite being carried out consistently.

Police officials further informed that ILP verification drives will continue across the Capital Region and urged all residents, business establishments, employers, landlords, and visitors to cooperate with law enforcement agencies during inspections.

The Capital Police also appealed to citizens to ensure that all non-residents residing, working, or conducting business within the state possess valid Inner Line Permits and comply with the provisions of the BEFR, 1873.

Residents of the Capital Complex have been advised to remain vigilant and report any suspected cases of ILP violations to the nearest police station. Authorities reiterated their commitment to maintaining law and order while ensuring strict implementation of the Inner Line Permit system in the state.