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Bangladeshi migrants residing along Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border are solely accountable for the escalating drug menace across the frontier state; remarked the women’s body – Women Against Social Evils (WASE).

Addressing an event at Arunachal Pradesh’s Pasighat, the President of WASE – Yamik Dulom Darang expressed concern over alleged smuggling of drugs into the state from Assam’s Jonai and Leku-Jhelum areas.

The women’s body urged residents to maintain strict vigil about movement of drug peddlers, who utilize drug addicts of Arunachal Pradesh to sell narcotics along Rani, Sille-Oyan, Pasighat, Mebo besides  Aalo (West Siang HQs) and Yingkiong in Upper Siang (HQs).

Meanwhile, the WASE President & Secretary of WASE – Joya Tasung Moyong appealed women residing along Arunachal Pradesh hamlets must constitute anti-drug committees, to combat drug scourge.