Security Forces Withdraw as Shillong Returns to Normal

Shillong: Shillong is back on its feet. After weeks of chaos, public movement has surged across the city. Police Bazar is busy again. Shops and restaurants are running regular hours, drawing a steady stream of shoppers to the commercial hub.

Security forces are packing up. Authorities have withdrawn the Central Armed Police Forces and the Rapid Action Force as residents return to their daily routines. The city streets are finally quiet.

Tourism is showing flickers of life. Visitors from Assam are appearing in town, though hotel bookings remain sluggish for now. Industry stakeholders expect these numbers to climb soon. The Meghalaya government insists the state is safe, noting that “several measures have been implemented to ensure the safety of all visitors.”

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