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Catching up on border infrastructure, says Kiren Rijiju after tribal group claims land grab by China We have seen some media reports alleging recent encroachment by Chinese PLA and setting up of camps in Arunachal Pradesh; these reports are incorrect and without any basis, read a statement by the Indian Army

Arunachal: NAH Welfare Society alleges fresh Chinese PLA ... - Dailyhunt D ibrugarh: An Arunachal-based welfare organisation has raised serious concerns over what it describes as systematic and accelerating encroachment by the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) deep inside Indian territory in the Taksing circle of Arunachal Pradesh's Upper Subansiri district. Advertisement The NAH Welfare Society (NWS), a registered community organisation based in Taksing, has written a formal letter to the Deputy Commissioner of Upper Subansiri district in Daporijo, reporting the establishment of Chinese military camps, construction of roads, and building of bridges on land it claims belongs to India. In the letter dated June 26, 2026, and signed by NAH Welfare Society President Keru Chader, the organisation identified five specific locations, Oying (2445) in the Asaphila area, Paniar in the Chujarta area, Marpan (Marnafe), Potrang Lake, and Tindingtang, as areas now under Chinese PLA occupation. The society stated that these locations were within Indian territory before 2020 and that some of them are sacred pilgrimage sites in the Tsari region. "We are losing our land inch by inch, day by da…

‘PLA built roads, camps inside India’: Border tribe alleges Chinese land grab in Arunachal Arunachal Pradesh's Nah tribal community has voiced serious concerns over alleged Chinese PLA incursions in Upper Subansiri district, claiming significant portions of their ancestral grazing and hunting lands have been occupied over the past six years. The Nah Welfare Society detailed transgressions at five locations near Taksing, alleging construction of military camps and roads on Indian territory. Local MLA emphasized the need for official verification of these national security-related allegations.

India rejects media reports about Chinese army’s intervention into its border state Earlier, Nah Welfare Society, a public organization in the state of Arunachal Pradesh representing interests of the Nah tribe, had reported an alleged Chinese military advance in the state’s Taksing Circle

indian army - Times Now The Indian Army on Monday dismissed media reports alleging fresh encroachment by the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) and the establishment of new camps in Arunachal Pradesh, calling the claims "incorrect" and "without any basis." In an official statement, the army said it had taken note of reports suggesting recent Chinese incursions along the India-China border in Arunachal Pradesh and asserted that the information being circulated was factually inaccurate. "We have seen some media reports alleging recent encroachment by Chinese PLA and setting up of camps in Arunachal Pradesh. These reports are incorrect and without any basis," Indian Army said in a statement. The Indian Army's response was issued after a tribal organisation in Arunachal Pradesh's Upper Subansiri district alleged that the Chinese PLA has gradually occupied parts of its ancestral land along the India-China border. The clarification comes amid heightened public attention on developments along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), where India and China have remained engaged in military and diplomatic efforts to maintain peace and stability following the 2020 eastern Ladakh standoff. India…

PLA camps allegedly set up inside Arunachal, local body flags ... News Development Latest News PLA camps allegedly set up inside Arunachal, local body flags ‘encroachment’ in Upper Subansiri By Hub Network June 28, 2026 0 413 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Must read NSF rejects Kuki-Zo Council statement, demands justice for six Naga civilians June 28, 2026 Nagaland launches pulse polio drive, targets 1.43 lakh children across state June 28, 2026 Ai khublei u CM ia u PM ba kren halor ki Jingkieng Jri ha ka Mann Ki Baat June 28, 2026 Nagaland remembers Kargil Hero Capt N Kenguruse on 27th Memorial Day June 28, 2026 Hub Network Dibrugarh, June 27: An Arunachal Pradesh-based community organisation has alleged that the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has established military camps and infrastructure deep inside Indian territory in the remote Taksing circle of Upper Subansiri district, raising fresh concerns over border encroachment along the India-China frontier. The NAH Welfare Society (NWS), a registered organisation based in Taksing, has written to the Deputy Commissioner of Upper Subansiri, claiming that the PLA has occupied several areas traditionally used by loc…

Army silent over Chinese incursion in Anjaw State News Facebook X Pinterest WhatsApp Staff Reporter ITANAGAR, 8 Sep: The Indian Army is maintaining silence over incursion by China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) into Indian territory in Kapapu area in Anjaw district. The incursion was reported by Itanagar-based digital news portal NewsFy. This daily sent a query to the Army’s public relations officer in Tezpur (Assam), but no response came from the PRO. NewsFy reported that the PLA entered at least 60 kilometres inside Indian territory in Arunachal. Pictures of bonfires, spray-painted rocks and Chinese food materials found at the site suggest that the incursion occurred about a week back. The pictures also show markings with the year – a propaganda tactic used by the Chinese military during their incursions into Indian territory to assert China’s claim over Arunachal. The last Indo-Tibetan Border Police camp near Hadigra Pass along the McMahon Line is located in Kapapu, while Chaglagam, the nearest administrative circle in Anjaw district, is about 90 kilometres from the line of actual control (LAC). Another mountain pass, Glaitakru Pass, lies around 80 kilometres from Chaglagam. …