Governor Stresses Enhanced Security and Development in Arunachal's Frontier

In a high-profile meeting in the national capital, Arunachal Pradesh Governor K T Parnaik emphasized the necessity of bolstering border management, infrastructure, and security preparedness in the state's frontier regions. The discussion with Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan addressed crucial national security matters pertaining to Arunachal Pradesh, focusing on security along its international border.

The governor prioritized the development of frontier villages and welfare projects in remote areas, noting the critical role of the vibrant village programme and other goodwill initiatives. Parnaik shared insights from his visits to forward locations within the state, expressing concerns over porous stretches along the eastern border and stressing the need for enhanced surveillance and connectivity.

The governor lauded the armed forces for their coordination with the state government, highlighting the importance of a robust civil-military partnership in advancing both security and development in border regions. Adding to the dialogue, Parnaik praised the Army's 3 Corps and 4 Corps for their commitment to fostering civil-military relations through community outreach and goodwill initiatives.

(With inputs from agencies.)