Chinese army hands over the missing Arunachal teenager to the Indian army : Report 27 Jan 2022

Chinese army hands over the missing Arunachal teenager to the Indian army 

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju wrote on Twitter, “China’s PLA has handed over the young boy from Arunachal Pradesh Mr. Miram Taron to the Indian Army.”

A teenager from Arunachal Pradesh, who went missing along the Line of Actual Control with China, has been handed over to the Indian Army, Union Minister Kirena Rijijurecorded on Twitter today.

“The PLA of China has handed over the young man from Arunachal Pradesh to the Indian Army Mr. Miram Taron. Procedures are being followed including medical examination,” Rijiju said on Twitter.

The Chinese PLA has handed over the young boy from Arunachal Pradesh Shri Miram Taron to Indian Army. Due procedures are being followed including the medical examination. https://t.co/xErrEnix2h

— Kiren Rijiju (@KirenRijiju) January 27, 2022

The Chinese People’s Liberation Army, or PLA, had earlier confirmed that Mr. Tarona would be brought back to India. Earlier, their repatriation was delayed due to bad weather in the mountains.

The Chinese PLA has handed over the young boy from Arunachal Pradesh Shri Miram Taron to Indian Army. Due procedures are being followed including the medical examination. https://t.co/xErrEnix2h

— Kiren Rijiju (@KirenRijiju) January 27, 2022

On 25 January, Mr Ridge posted a statement on Twitter saying that some people had reported that the Chinese PLA had taken Mr Taron into custody.

The minister on Tuesday said the boy’s safe return is a priority and called upon people to be careful about him.

The teenager went missing in an area near the LAC, and the Indian Army immediately turned to China on 19 January to help locate and return the teenager if the PLA took her into custody.

An eyewitness, Johnny Jing, who accompanied Mr. Taron that day, said, “I went hunting with Miriam in Siangala, but we could not proceed because of the darkness. Suddenly, the Chinese PLA arrived and ordered Miriam to go hunting. Captured. They chased me away, but I managed to escape. I informed the nearest Indian Army post about the kidnapping. The next day I returned to Tuting and informed the Maryam family and the Indian Army camp in Tuting.”

Jiang in the upper reaches of Arunachal Pradesh has an international border with China. The people of Arunachal Pradesh often go to the hinterland for hunting.

China brought the teenager “illegally” into Chinese territory, Reuters reports. A statement from the official WeChat account of China’s Western Theater Colonel Longa Shaohua said the person “illegally entered China’s territory and subsequently underwent regular interrogation, quarantine and surveillance in accordance with relevant border control regulations and provided humanitarian aid.” PLA Western Theatre.

Chinese army hands over the missing Arunachal teenager to the Indian army

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