Srinagar, April 2: AssamRifles played a key role in ensuring the smooth and safe conduct of the 59th Fire-Walking Festival held from March 23 to April 1, 2026, at Shree Angala Parmeshwari Shree Muneeshwarar Temple in Moreh, Tengnoupal District.

Organized by the Tamil Sangam, the annual festival drew devotees from diverse communities, including participants from Myanmar, highlighting the event’s spirit of faith, cultural unity, and regional harmony. Assam Rifles provided robust security arrangements, crowd management, and logistical support throughout the nine-day celebration.
A daily langar organized by Assam Rifles served 450–500 devotees, reflecting the force’s commitment to community engagement and public welfare. The presence of the Deputy Inspector General of Assam Rifles further reinforced coordination with civil authorities and strengthened community trust.
Officials noted that the successful conduct of the festival underlined the force’s dual role in maintaining law and order while promoting social cohesion, cultural heritage, and inclusive participation. The event concluded peacefully, with devotees praising the seamless arrangements and the collaborative efforts of Assam Rifles and local organizers.
The 59th edition of the festival not only celebrated tradition and devotion but also symbolized cross-border cultural ties and Assam Rifles’ ongoing dedication to supporting the local populace in both ceremonial and security capacities