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Security talks boost peace in Noney

September 05, 2026 | BK NEWS SERVICE

Noney, Sep 4: Assam Rifles under the Spear Corps conducted security meetings with village representatives and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) at Khongsang and Haochong in Manipur’s Noney district, focusing on strengthening community cooperation and addressing emerging security and monsoon-related challenges.

The interactions brought together local representatives and civil society members to discuss the security of National Highway-37 (NH-37), particularly amid the difficulties posed by the ongoing monsoon season. Participants deliberated on landslide risks, mitigation measures and the need for timely coordination to ensure safer movement along the vital highway.
Security personnel also highlighted the importance of countering misinformation and preventing rumours from creating confusion or tensions among communities. The meetings stressed the need for responsible information-sharing and timely communication of security-related developments to the authorities.
Maintaining peace and communal harmony was another key focus of the discussions. Security personnel urged community representatives and civil society groups to work collectively to preserve a peaceful environment and strengthen trust among different sections of society.
The meetings also provided a platform for local stakeholders to share concerns and discuss practical measures for improving coordination with security agencies. Officials emphasised that community participation and timely exchange of information remain crucial for responding effectively to security challenges and emergencies.
The interactions helped strengthen dialogue between security forces and local communities, while reinforcing mutual trust and cooperation. Such engagements are aimed at ensuring that security concerns, infrastructure-related challenges and community issues are addressed through coordinated efforts.
The Assam Rifles said continued engagement with village representatives and civil society organisations would contribute to maintaining peace, communal harmony and a secure environment in the region.

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Security talks boost peace in Noney

September 05, 2026 | BK NEWS SERVICE

Noney, Sep 4: Assam Rifles under the Spear Corps conducted security meetings with village representatives and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) at Khongsang and Haochong in Manipur’s Noney district, focusing on strengthening community cooperation and addressing emerging security and monsoon-related challenges.

The interactions brought together local representatives and civil society members to discuss the security of National Highway-37 (NH-37), particularly amid the difficulties posed by the ongoing monsoon season. Participants deliberated on landslide risks, mitigation measures and the need for timely coordination to ensure safer movement along the vital highway.
Security personnel also highlighted the importance of countering misinformation and preventing rumours from creating confusion or tensions among communities. The meetings stressed the need for responsible information-sharing and timely communication of security-related developments to the authorities.
Maintaining peace and communal harmony was another key focus of the discussions. Security personnel urged community representatives and civil society groups to work collectively to preserve a peaceful environment and strengthen trust among different sections of society.
The meetings also provided a platform for local stakeholders to share concerns and discuss practical measures for improving coordination with security agencies. Officials emphasised that community participation and timely exchange of information remain crucial for responding effectively to security challenges and emergencies.
The interactions helped strengthen dialogue between security forces and local communities, while reinforcing mutual trust and cooperation. Such engagements are aimed at ensuring that security concerns, infrastructure-related challenges and community issues are addressed through coordinated efforts.
The Assam Rifles said continued engagement with village representatives and civil society organisations would contribute to maintaining peace, communal harmony and a secure environment in the region.


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