Arunachal Pradesh has inaugurated a new entry gate at Kimin, aimed at enhancing Inner Line Permit (ILP) verification and streamlining security measures for visitors entering the state. The initiative follows public demands for better ILP enforcement, ensuring transparency and efficiency in the permit system.
Relocation of ILP Check Gate
The decision to shift the ILP check gate from its previous location to the entry point of Kimin town was announced by Doimukh MLA Nabam Vivek. The move addresses concerns raised by local residents, who argued that the previous location failed to effectively regulate entry.
Infrastructure and Security Enhancements
- New ILP Verification System: The facility near the ITBP post in Kimin will allow real-time permit verification, reducing congestion at the police station.
- Smart City Integration: Authorities have urged the Smart City Development team to expedite similar ILP check gate upgrades at Banderdewa and Hollongi.
- Transparency in ILP Issuance: The Gumto Check Gate model, which streamlined ILP processing, has been cited as a successful example for improving visitor access.
Government’s Commitment to ILP Enforcement
The Arunachal Pradesh government has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening ILP regulations, ensuring that non-residents comply with entry requirements. The newly inaugurated gate is expected to enhance security and facilitate smoother travel for tourists and business visitors.
Conclusion
With the new ILP check gate operational, Kimin is set to become a model entry point for Arunachal Pradesh. The initiative reflects the state’s proactive approach in balancing security and accessibility for visitors.
