The Assam Rifles, under the Spear Corps, responded swiftly to a major fire incident in Noklak district of Nagaland, while troops and Army Aviation assisted in airlifting three injured civilians to Imphal in Manipur, highlighting the forces’ commitment to humanitarian assistance and community support.

In Noklak, Assam Rifles personnel joined hands with local residents to combat a major fire that broke out in the area. Troops worked through the night alongside members of the local community to contain the blaze and bring the situation under control.
The timely intervention helped strengthen the coordinated response to the emergency, with personnel continuing their efforts under challenging conditions to prevent the fire from spreading further.
The operation also reflected the importance of cooperation between security forces and local communities during emergencies, particularly when swift action is required to minimise damage and protect lives and property.
In a separate humanitarian response in Manipur, the Assam Rifles, in coordination with Army Aviation and the civil administration, facilitated the air evacuation of three injured civilians to Imphal for medical assistance.
The airlift provided critical support to the injured, enabling their transfer to Imphal for further treatment. The coordinated effort underscored the importance of rapid evacuation and inter-agency cooperation in ensuring timely medical assistance to civilians in need.
The intervention was appreciated by local village leadership, who expressed gratitude for the assistance extended by the security forces.
The two operations underline the Assam Rifles’ role beyond its security responsibilities, particularly in disaster response, emergency relief and humanitarian assistance across the Northeast.
Through such interventions, the force continues to support local communities, strengthen civil-military cooperation and provide assistance during emergencies.
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