📍 Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh
A brief but tense exchange of fire between security forces and suspected militants was reported along the India–Myanmar border in Changlang district, leaving one soldier injured.
⚔️ Sudden Attack During Border Work
The incident took place between Border Pillar numbers 172 and 173, where personnel of the Assam Rifles were supervising ongoing border fencing operations. According to initial reports, the troops came under unexpected fire from suspected insurgents, triggering a retaliatory response.
🚑 Soldier Injured, Evacuated
During the exchange of fire, a soldier identified as Ravi Kumar sustained injuries. He was promptly evacuated and is currently receiving medical treatment. Officials have not disclosed the severity of his condition but confirmed that he is under care.
🚨 No Militant Casualties Reported
Authorities stated that there were no confirmed casualties among the suspected militants. Following the incident, security forces intensified their presence in the area and launched combing operations to locate and neutralize any threats.
🛡️ Border Remains Sensitive
The India–Myanmar border, particularly in Arunachal Pradesh, is known for its challenging terrain and history of insurgent movement. Security forces, especially the Assam Rifles, continue to play a vital role in maintaining vigilance and safeguarding critical infrastructure projects like border fencing.
🔍 Ongoing Operations
Officials confirmed that the situation is now under control, but surveillance and search operations remain underway to prevent any further escalation.