Tura,Jan 24 — West Garo Hills village restrictions have been imposed on 33 villages following a recent assault incident that raised concerns over public safety. Authorities said the measures are temporary and are aimed at maintaining peace in the affected areas.
The restrictions in West Garo Hills villages include controlled movement and limited public gatherings. Local law enforcement agencies are closely monitoring the villages and maintaining a visible presence to ensure residents’ safety. Checkpoints have been set up to regulate movement and prevent any potential disturbances.
Officials stated that the assault incident involved multiple individuals and is currently under investigation. They emphasized that the restrictions are preventive, intended to protect the community and prevent further incidents.
The district administration appealed to residents to remain calm and cooperate with authorities. Community leaders have been encouraged to help spread accurate information and discourage rumours that may cause unnecessary tension.
These measures reflect the government’s focus on maintaining law and order in sensitive areas of West Garo Hills, Meghalaya. Authorities confirmed that restrictions will be lifted once the situation stabilizes, and assured that the investigation into the assault will be conducted transparently and promptly.
Security and administrative teams continue to coordinate to prevent similar incidents in the future. The administration is also exploring community outreach initiatives to strengthen public awareness and safety measures in the region.
