Assam Rifles exemplified its unwavering commitment to community service by successfully locating and rescuing a missing child after a 72-hour, all-encompassing search operation.
On the evening of 27 January 2025, an 11-year-old girl with special needs, affecting her cognitive and communication abilities, went missing while playing in Sehlon village, Chandel District. At approximately 1945 hours, the village chief, along with the child’s parents, urgently sought assistance from the Assam Rifles, requesting immediate support in locating the child. In response, Assam Rifles launched a rapid and thorough search operation, deploying both foot patrols and aerial surveillance to track the missing child.
After three days of relentless and coordinated efforts, Assam Rifles successfully located and rescued the child. Upon recovery, the child was promptly administered first aid and medical care at the unit hospital by the Assam Rifles’ medical officer. The family was also provided with essential material assistance to ensure the child’s well-being. The grateful family and the entire village expressed heartfelt thanks to Assam Rifles for their swift and efficient response.
This operation highlights Assam Rifles’ enduring dedication to humanitarian aid and its deep connection with the communities it serves. The force remains steadfast in its mission to protect lives and provide support beyond its primary duties, reinforcing its esteemed role as the “Sentinels of the Northeast.”
ASSAM RIFLES ORGANISES WEAPON DISPLAY EVENT FOR NCC CADETS, KAKCHING DISTRICT
On 1st February 2025, the Assam Rifles organized an engaging weapon display event for NCC Cadets at Pallel Kakching District, aimed at increasing awareness about the Indian Armed Forces.
18 girl NCC cadets, accompanied by 3 staff personnel participated in the event where they were introduced to a range of advanced weapons and equipment used by the Assam Rifles.
The cadets had the opportunity to handle the weapons, gaining first-hand experience in weapon handling and its capabilities.
This interactive display not only familiarised them with modern weaponry but also inspired several cadets to explore careers in the Armed Forces. The event fostered enthusiasm and deepened the cadets’ interest in national service.
