Myanmarese nat’ls held for illegally entering India

Aug 4, 2024, 04:49 IST

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Myanmarese nat’ls held for illegally entering India

Itanagar: Three Myanmarese nationals were arrested for illegally entering India via Arunachal’s Lohit district on Friday, reports Joken Ete.
Senior SP (Lohit) Tumme Amo said, “They were caught in Kathan village bordering Changlang district when they were on a hunting expedition. All three have relatives at Vijaynagar in Changlang district.”
The trio has been identified by police as Adeh Sadi Lisu (25), Akhi Yoha Lisu (22) and Ngwaphata Lisu (20), all from Sago village in Putao district of Myanmar.

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