Anini, a remote and scenic destination near the Indo-China border
Digital Desk: A group of tourists from Gujarat has landed in legal trouble in Arunachal Pradesh following an alleged incident of misconduct at a resort near the Indo-China border. The episode, which reportedly involved verbal abuse of staff, has sparked outrage on social media and led to the filing of a formal complaint.
The incident took place on 20th February at Mishmi Hills Resort in Anini, the headquarters of Dibang Valley. As per local sources, the confrontation began after the tourists were asked to comply with the resort’s “no outside food and beverage” policy.
A video of the altercation, which has since gone viral, allegedly shows a group of men and women arguing with and verbally abusing resort staff. In the footage, the tourists appear visibly agitated while staff members attempt to manage the situation and restore order.
Eyewitnesses said the argument escalated quickly, creating a tense atmosphere within the property. Several other guests reportedly intervened to support the staff and help defuse the situation.
Following the incident, a formal complaint was lodged against the tourists for alleged misconduct. Local authorities are currently examining the video evidence and recording statements from those present to determine further action.
Anini, a remote and scenic destination near the Indo-China border, has in recent years gained popularity among eco-tourism and adventure travellers. Residents have expressed concern that such incidents could damage the reputation of the region, which depends heavily on responsible tourism.
The episode has also triggered a broader debate online about tourist behaviour, respect for local regulations, and the importance of maintaining decorum while travelling , particularly in sensitive border areas. Officials have urged visitors to adhere strictly to local rules and show respect towards host communities as the investigation continues.
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