Arunachal Headlines

DRUG DISPOSAL CONDUCTED IN WEST KAMENG DISTRICT

Posted on June 5, 2026 by vincentrabha

On 04 June 2026, the West Kameng District Drug Disposal Committee successfully conducted a drug disposal operation at the Nargum River Bank, Balemu, in compliance with the orders of the Hon’ble Court of CJM, Bomdila.

The operation was led by Superintendent of Police, West Kameng, Dr. D.W. Thongon, and attended by AC Balemu, SDPO Kalaktang, NCB officials, police officers, and Narcotics and Tax departmental representatives.

A total of 2911.821 kg of seized narcotic substances, valued at approximately ₹14.55 crore, were destroyed through incineration, including 66.68 grams of heroin, under strict supervision and in accordance with prescribed legal procedures.

The successful disposal reflects the unwavering commitment of West Kameng Police and allied agencies in the fight against drug trafficking and substance abuse, contributing towards a safer and drug-free society.

West Kameng DC Inspects Bhalukpong ILP Centre, Orders Strict Vigilance Against Fake Permits

Posted on May 25, 2026 by vincentrabha

Bhalukpong, 24 May 2026: The Deputy Commissioner of West Kameng, Dr. Dilip Kumar, carried out an inspection of the ILP Facilitation Centre and the police check gate at Bhalukpong on 24 May 2026, accompanied by Assistant Commissioner Shri Arvind Pangging and the Officer-in-Charge of Bhalukpong Police Station.

During the inspection, the Deputy Commissioner reviewed the challenges arising from acute parking congestion near the check gate and the poor condition of the ILP Facilitation Centre. He instructed the local administration and police authorities of Bhalukpong to ensure effective traffic and parking management in the area for smooth movement of vehicles and visitors.

Emphasizing strict vigilance, the Deputy Commissioner directed officials concerned to ensure proper scrutiny and management of the Inner Line Permit issuance and verification process in order to prevent illegal entry into Arunachal Pradesh through fake or fraudulent ILPs.

He further stressed the need for close coordination between the Tourist Facilitation unit and the ILP Facilitation Centre for better public service delivery and efficient management of visitors entering the State.

DC assured all possible support from the district level for improvement and strengthening of the facilitation centre. He also urged all officials and staff concerned to remain sincere, honest, courteous, and proactive while extending assistance to visitors seeking ILPs and at the same time must strictly adhere to all government guidelines and instructions relating to issuance of ILPs.