Ai Arunachal News

05/07/2025

29/06/2025

🚨 Major Theft Case Cracked in Doimukh; Stolen Property Worth ₹2.57 Crore Recovered

Doimukh, June 29: In a significant breakthrough, the Doimukh Police have successfully cracked a high-profile burglary case and recovered stolen property valued at approximately ₹2.57 crore — marking one of the largest recoveries in the region's history. Two individuals have been arrested in connection with the crime.

According to Papum Pare Superintendent of Police Taru Gusar, a case (Doimukh PS Case No. 82/25, under Sections 331(1)/305(a) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita) was registered based on a written complaint filed by Shri Techi Tania, a resident of Tigdo village. The theft reportedly occurred between June 17 and 25, while the complainant's family was away. Burglars allegedly broke into the house and made off with gold ornaments, traditional local jewelry, and cash.

A special police team, led by ASI T.D. Goiba under the supervision of the SP and SDPO Doimukh, launched an immediate and coordinated investigation. Acting swiftly on human intelligence inputs, police apprehended two suspects who later confessed to the crime during interrogation.

The accused have been identified as Nabam Ako (22), son of Nabam Bapu, and Teri Apang (19), son of Teri Loma — both residents of Tigdo. Following their confession, police conducted raids in Rono and Tigdo villages and recovered the stolen property on June 28.

The entire seizure operation was recorded through the eSakhya mobile app, ensuring transparency and proper documentation. The estimated value of the recovered items totals an impressive ₹2.57 crore.

Both accused have been formally arrested and are scheduled to be produced before the court on Sunday.

27/06/2025

23/06/2025

The All Nyishi Students' Union (ANSU) has written to the Under Secretary of Home, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, seeking immediate intervention regarding the road blockade called by the Mising community of Assam. This protest follows the alleged murder of Lt. Porbash Doley at a worksite in Chimpu on 18th June 2025. While the accused has been arrested and placed under judicial custody, and the investigation is nearing completion, the Mising community is expressing resentment through road protests on the Arunachal-Siang belt. ANSU urges the Home Department to ensure a peaceful resolution and safeguard the public, especially commuters in the affected area.

22/06/2025

12/06/2025

41-Year-Old Man Arrested for Alleged Molestation of Minor Girl in Itanagar

Itanagar, June 12:
The Capital Police have arrested a 41-year-old man, Tai Shiva, in connection with the alleged sexual molestation of a 13-year-old girl. The arrest was made on the night of June 11, following a formal complaint lodged at the Women Police Station, Itanagar.

Shiva was booked under Ita Women PS Case No. 43/2025, registered under Sections 74 and 75(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), along with Sections 8 and 12 of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012.

Police reports suggest the incident occurred in March this year, but the matter came to light only recently after the victim’s parents noticed sudden changes in her behavior and approached the authorities.

An immediate operation was launched by the Women Police Station team, led by Officer-in-Charge and comprising Sub-Inspectors Tage Ami, Samuel Ngupok, Padam Padi, and Constable Sandeep Yadav. The accused was apprehended from Doimukh while allegedly attempting to flee.

Shiva is reportedly the president of a group called the Arunachal Pradesh Scheduled Tribe Forum.

Considering the grave nature of the allegations, the Special POCSO Court in Yupia has granted four days of police custody for thorough custodial interrogation and evidence collection.

Authorities have emphasized that the identity of the minor and her family is being strictly protected in line with POCSO Act provisions. The public has been urged not to circulate any information that could violate the dignity, safety, or privacy of the child.