States » EastPosted at: Apr 14 2026 7:13PM

Siang Project key to security, flood control & growth, says Arunachal CM

Itanagar, Apr 14 (UNI) Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu today strongly advocated for the proposed Siang Upper Multipurpose Project (SUMP), describing it a national project of strategic importance.
Addressing a public meeting at Riga in Siang district, the Chief Minister appreciated the people of Riga and nearby villages for their support and for signing MoUs for Preliminary Feasibility and Allied Reports (PFAR). He informed that around 70 percent of stakeholders have already extended their consent and urged the remaining communities to come forward and join the development process.
Highlighting the significance of the project, Khandu said it is crucial for national security and strategic preparedness, especially in view of upstream developments. He added that the project would also help in protecting the Siang river ecosystem, regulating water flow, mitigating flood risks, and safeguarding downstream populations.

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