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Arunachal Guv Calls for Vigilance to Maintain Stability
The governor of Arunachal Pradesh, KT Parnaik, had a meeting with important officials to talk about keeping the state safe.
He said that people need to feel safe in their homes, especially in areas near the border.
He warned that there might be people from outside trying to cause trouble.
The governor also mentioned recent arrests of people who were allegedly working for Pakistan.
He said it's important to be ready and watchful to keep peace.
The meeting was attended by the home minister, the chief secretary, and other important people from the government and security agencies.
They talked about how to make the state more secure.
Arunachal Pradesh Governor KT Parnaik called for sustained vigilance to maintain stability in the border state.
He warned about potential disturbances from external forces and neighboring states.
The meeting was attended by senior officials, including the Home Minister and representatives from security agencies.
Parnaik emphasized a people-centric approach to eliminate fear and instill confidence among residents.
The review was a follow-up to a previous security meeting held on July 26.
- Who
- Arunachal Pradesh Governor KT Parnaik and senior officials
- What
- A high-level security review meeting to discuss vigilance and stability
- Where
- Lok Bhavan, Itanagar
- When
- December 23
- Why
- To counter attempts to disturb the stability of the border state and ensure the safety of residents
Key facts
- Governor
- KT Parnaik
- Meeting Location
- Lok Bhavan, Itanagar
- Meeting Date
- December 23
- Key Attendees
- Home Minister Mama Natung, Chief Secretary Manish Gupta, senior officials, and security agency representatives
- Focus Areas
- Border security, internal stability, and people-centric approach
Quotes
KT Parnaik
Governor of Arunachal Pradesh
“external forces and elements from neighbouring states could attempt to create disturbances.”
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