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Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu Calls for Public Compliance with SIR Rules, Promises Action on Border Issues
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🗓 07 Sep 2026, 05:48 PM
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Chief Minister Pema Khandu urged residents of Arunachal Pradesh to adhere to the SIR regulations and said the state government will take decisive steps to address ongoing border concerns.
Chief Minister Pema Khandu addressed the people of Arunachal Pradesh, emphasizing the need to follow the SIR (Special Investigation Report) rules that have been issued by the state administration. He highlighted that strict adherence to these guidelines is essential for maintaining public order and ensuring the smooth functioning of government initiatives.
Khandu reiterated that the SIR rules cover a range of civic responsibilities, from environmental safeguards to compliance with security protocols in sensitive areas. The chief minister urged citizens, community leaders, and local officials to cooperate fully with enforcement agencies.
The leader also assured that the state will take prompt and effective action on border-related concerns that have been raised by residents and security officials. He indicated that the government is coordinating with central authorities to safeguard the frontier and address any disputes that may affect the region's stability.
In concluding his statement, Khandu called for collective responsibility, stating that the cooperation of every citizen is vital for the state's progress and for preserving peace along the border.
Khandu reiterated that the SIR rules cover a range of civic responsibilities, from environmental safeguards to compliance with security protocols in sensitive areas. The chief minister urged citizens, community leaders, and local officials to cooperate fully with enforcement agencies.
The leader also assured that the state will take prompt and effective action on border-related concerns that have been raised by residents and security officials. He indicated that the government is coordinating with central authorities to safeguard the frontier and address any disputes that may affect the region's stability.
In concluding his statement, Khandu called for collective responsibility, stating that the cooperation of every citizen is vital for the state's progress and for preserving peace along the border.