The surrendered agent claimed that he made the decision because he was tired of living in the forest with all of its uncertainty...
Digital Desk: An active member of the Eastern Naga National Organisation (ENNO) has surrendered before the Assam Rifles in Arunachal Pradesh.
The said militant, identified as self-styled private Muktudhan Chakma (36), surrendered before 11 Assam Rifles Commandant Colonel Bibek Tripathi, EAC Apollo James Lungphi, PS OC Inspector Tanka Chetry, and others.
Sources stated that the man is a resident of Kamlapuri in the Miao administrative circle and that he also laid down a 32mm pistol and a magazine with five live shots.
The surrendered agent claimed that he made the decision because he was tired of living in the forest with all of its uncertainty.
"I have given up in order to lead a peaceful and meaningful life. I pledge to never use force again in the future," he stated.
Chakma also expressed his gratitude to the Assam Rifles for convincing him to follow the path of peace.
Chakma joined the Eastern Naga National Government in 2017, but the banned group was defunct in 2022 after almost all of its members surrendered themselves at that time.
Meanwhile, a combined team of Indian Army and Assam Rifles personnel arrested a militant from the National Socialist Council of Nagalim-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) in Manipur.
From his possession, the joint team recovered a 9mm carbine rifle and five live bullets. The arrested cadre has been identified as Shiningson Chilhnag (52), hailing from East Imphal in Manipur.
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