Assam Rifles jawan killed, four injured in suspected militant attack in Arunachal

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UKHRUL: One Assam Rifles jawan was killed and four others injured after a patrol team of the 21 Assam Rifles came under fire near Nampong Nallah along the India-Myanmar border in Changlang district on Tuesday morning.

The deceased jawan has been identified as havildar Jankhokai Kuki, 42.

The incident reportedly occurred around 6:30 am, with firing also reported near the border fencing, approximately 10 km from the Pangsau Border Haat.

Reports suggest that cadres suspected to belong to the NSCN-K-YA faction may have been involved in the attack. However, the involvement of the insurgent group has not been officially confirmed.

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Following the attack, security forces launched operations in the area to track down the assailants.

Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident, with further details awaited.

In a tribute message posted on X, the Assam Rifles said, “Lt Gen Vikas Lakhera, AVSM, SM, Director General Assam Rifles & All Ranks of Assam Rifles pay solemn tribute to Hav Jangkhokai Kuki who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty at Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh on 29 Sep 2026 and offer deep condolences to the family of our Brave Soldier. DG Assam Rifles & All Ranks of Assam Rifles stand firmly with the bereaved family.”

In a tribute message to the slain jawan, the Assam Rifles in X said, “Lt Gen Vikas Lakhera, AVSM, SM, Director General Assam Rifles & All Ranks of Assam Rifles pay solemn tribute to Hav Jangkhokai Kuki who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty at Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh on 29 Sep 2026 and offer deep condolences to the family of our Brave Soldier. DG Assam Rifles & All Ranks of Assam Rifles stand firmly with the bereaved family.”

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