Niaunu, November 10, Demonstrating an unwavering commitment to community welfare, the 36th Battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (36 Bn CRPF) orchestrated a Civic Action Programme in Niaunu village, Longding district. On November 10, 2023, the program unfolded, distributing 200 liters of water tanks to 70 households, symbolizing the CRPF’s dedication to strengthening the bond between security forces and civil society. The initiative aims to improve the quality of drinking water and promote a hygienic lifestyle in the region.
Led by Shri Lamkhokam Lhoujem, Commandant 36 Bn CRPF, and graced by the presence of Shri Tume Amo, SP Longding, Shri L. Kipgen, 2-i/c 36Bn CRPF, Shri Banghang Tangjang, Dy.SP Longding, and other esteemed civil dignitaries, the Civic Action Programme underscored the collaborative synergy between the CRPF and local administration in addressing fundamental community needs.
The residents of Niaunu conveyed their deep appreciation for the humanitarian efforts of the CRPF. Tokhow Wangham, the village Chief, expressed gratitude for the consistent outreach made by the CRPF in connecting with the people of the district. The distribution of water tanks is anticipated to mitigate water scarcity concerns, significantly contributing to the well-being of the community.
In celebration of this joint endeavor, the villagers of Niaunu organized a lively cultural programme, fostering cultural exchange and fortifying the relationship between the CRPF and the local community. These initiatives highlight the CRPF’s steadfast commitment not only to maintaining law and order but also to actively engaging in programs that uplift the communities they serve.
The 36 Bn CRPF remains dedicated to promoting positive relationships, contributing to sustainable development, and making a meaningful impact on the lives of those in the Longding district.
