Chinese PLA hand over missing Arunachal Pradesh teen to Indian Army

 

In a positive manifestation of efforts of Indian Army along with all government agencies, People's Liberation Army (PLA) of China handed over Miram Taron, the missing Indian teenager from Arunachal Pradesh yesterday at Damai, Border Personnel Meeting Point, across Anjaw District of Arunachal Pradesh.

The 17-year-old teenager, Miram Taron from Upper Siang District of Arunachal Pradesh had inadvertently strayed and went missing recently while hunting on 18th of this month. Indian Army immediately approached PLA on a hotline to trace and secure safe return of the boy and shared identity details of Miram with them. On Wednesday, PLA confirmed that Miram would be handed back to Indian Army at Damai Border Personnel Meeting Point on 27th January.

Subsequently yesterday, Indian Army took over Miram Taron at the Border Personnel Meeting point at Damai after completing all the formalities. He is being handed over to his parents at the earliest.

Miram Taron is in high spirits and is elated to be back in his country, he and his family expressed gratitude for the sincere efforts by Indian Army and the government to ensure his safe return.

Indian Army thanked China’s PLA for upholding the Border Defence Cooperation Agreements between the two countries, leading to return of the Indian teenager, furthering maintenance of peace and tranquility. Indian Army said, it is true to its ethos remains committed to work tirelessly for the well-being of the people of North East and the entire nation.

 

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