Two Alleged NSCN-IM OGWs Held in Arunachal

 


TIRAP, September 6: 

The Assam Rifles apprehended two alleged over ground workers (OGWs) linked to the NSCN (IM) from the Wara-I area of Arunachal Pradesh on Saturday.

The operation was carried out following intelligence inputs about the movement and activities of suspected insurgent associates.

According to the Assam Rifles, the two men were allegedly associated with SS Maj Wangjen Pantha of the NSCN (IM) and were suspected of attempting to recruit local youth into insurgent activities.

The apprehended individuals were identified as Kekho Namet and Yumsen Mannow, both residents of Lazu village in Tirap district.

During preliminary interrogation, the duo reportedly admitted to alleged involvement in facilitating recruitment, providing logistical support and assisting in the movement and communication of insurgent cadres, according to the security forces.

The Assam Rifles further claimed that the two had allegedly facilitated the movement of an NSCN (K-YA) cadre, along with a weapon, to the group’s camp.

The apprehension is part of ongoing security efforts to track suspected insurgent networks and their local support structures in the region.

Further investigation into the alleged activities and possible links of the two individuals is underway.

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