Centre Rushes 2 RAF Companies to Violence-Hit Arunachal Pradesh
- The Centre sent two Rapid Action Force companies, totaling about 250 personnel, to Pasighat after protests over the proposed 11,200-megawatt Siang Upper Multipurpose Project turned violent.
- Protesters reportedly burned an NHPC office and a police station and damaged the homes of three political leaders in East Siang district.
- The personnel were ordered to travel from Navi Mumbai to Pasighat by Indian Air Force aircraft.
- Chief Minister Pema Khandu said peaceful protest is democratic but urged people to follow the law, protect property, and maintain peace.
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Centre rushes 2 RAF companies to violence-hit Arunachal Pradesh
The Centre has dispatched two companies of the Rapid Action Force to Arunachal Pradesh amid protests. The protests were against the proposed 11,200-MW Siang Upper Multipurpose Project in Pasighat. Violence occurred, leading to the burning of an NHPC office and vandalism of political leaders' residences. Chief Minister Pema Khandu condemned the violence yet emphasized the importance of peaceful demonstrations.
RAF Deployment, Activists’ Surrender Mark Latest Developments in Arunachal’s SUMP Unrest
UKHRUL: Tensions remained high in Arunachal Pradesh on Sunday following violent protests in Pasighat against the proposed Siang Upper Multipurpose Project (SUMP), with the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) rushing two companies of the Central Reserve Police Force’s Rapid Action Force (RAF) to the state, reported the Week. The two companies, comprising around 250 […]
250 RAF personnel airlifted to Arunachal Pradesh following overnight violence
The Centre has rushed 250 Rapid Action Force personnel to Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh, after protests against the proposed Siang dam turned violent. Protesters set fire to an NHPC office and vandalised property, prompting appeals for calm.
Pasighat Violence: Two RAF Companies Ordered to Arunachal Amid SUMP Tensions
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