Archive · 24 Jul 2025
UTA Cadres Surrender in Arunachal, Rejoin Society
Two young people who used to be part of a group called the United Tani Army (UTA) in Arunachal Pradesh decided to give up their old ways and rejoin society.
They turned themselves in to the authorities.
The government is happy to help people who give up fighting.
They provide a place to stay, training to learn new skills, and money to help them get back on their feet.
The government is encouraging others involved in such groups to also come back home and help build a better state, emphasizing that violence has no place in a democratic society.
Two former members of the United Tani Army (UTA) surrendered in Arunachal Pradesh.
The surrender took place in Itanagar on Thursday, as confirmed by officials.
The state government offers support through a rehabilitation program, including vocational training and financial aid.
Home Minister Mama Natung emphasized the government's stance against anti-social activities while welcoming those renouncing insurgency.
The DGP commended the surrender as a positive step toward peace, urging others to reintegrate.
- Who
- Two youths formerly associated with the United Tani Army (UTA).
- What
- Two former UTA cadres surrendered and rejoined the mainstream.
- When
- Thursday, July 24th.
- Where
- Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh.
- Why
- To renounce insurgency and reintegrate into society, supported by government rehabilitation efforts.
Government's View
UTA Cadres' View
Rehabilitation
Government's View
Welcoming those willing to abandon violence and reintegrate.
UTA Cadres' View
N/A
- Group
- United Tani Army (UTA)
- Location of Surrender
- Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh
- Date of Surrender
- July 24
- Rehabilitation Support
- Vocational training, orientation programs, psychological and social support
- Financial Aid
- Rs 4 lakh after 36 months, Rs 6,000 monthly stipend
- Government stance
- Against anti-national activities, open door policy for surrender.