Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Three UTA Militants Surrender in Arunachal Pradesh
Three members of the United Tani Army (UTA) gave up their weapons to the police in Itanagar.
These individuals held different positions within the UTA.
State officials, including the Home Minister, were present at the surrender.
This event is part of the government's effort to convince militants to give up violence.
The government is also working to prevent young people from joining armed groups.
The Home Minister warned against unlawful activities and encouraged peaceful ways to live.
The Arunachal Pradesh police were praised for persuading the militants to surrender.
Three UTA militants surrendered to police in Itanagar.
The surrender took place at the police headquarters.
The militants held positions of corporal, finance secretary/lieutenant, and area commander/major.
The Home Minister described the surrender as part of a government initiative to encourage militants to surrender.
The government has zero tolerance for illegal activities and encourages youth to avoid violence.
- Who
- Three UTA militants.
- What
- Surrendered to police.
- When
- Tuesday, September 30 (previous article).
- Where
- Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh.
- Why
- As part of the government's initiative to encourage militants to surrender.
- Event
- UTA militants surrender
- Location
- Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh
- Date
- Tuesday, September 30 (previous article)
- Militants
- Jonali Basumutary, Jummik Riba, Sengseng Thowmoung
- Government Officials
- Home Minister Mama Natung, Advisor Mutchu Mithi, DGP Anand Mohan
- UTA Roles
- Corporal, Finance Secretary/Lieutenant, Area Commander/Major
