Arunachal Pradesh Home Minister Mama Natung Urges Peace, Condemns Attacks on Security Forces

Arunachal Pradesh Home Minister Mama Natung called for peace and restraint in a recent statement, emphasizing that violence against security forces does not resolve any issue. He urged citizens and protestors to refrain from targeting police and other law‑enforcement agencies, warning that such actions could exacerbate tensions in the region. Natung highlighted the role of security personnel in maintaining law and order and appealed for dialogue instead of confrontation. The minister’s remarks come amid reports of unrest in parts of the state, though he stressed that constructive engagement is the only viable path forward. Authorities have reiterated their commitment to protect public safety while respecting democratic rights.

In his address, Natung reiterated that the government remains open to hearing grievances through lawful channels, and that any attempt to undermine security forces will be met with appropriate action. He called on community leaders to help diffuse the situation and promote harmony.

The statement reflects the state’s broader effort to maintain stability while addressing local concerns, underscoring the importance of peaceful protest and cooperation with law‑enforcement agencies.