“We understand that many of you may have been misled or pressured into joining. If you step back now, we will provide you with support to reintegrate into society and pursue a better future,” the statement further stated.The police said the investigation revealed that Hasi was in direct contact with senior members of UTA and Naga Insurgent groups and that he acted as a link between the group and vulnerable youth.“He was the main recruiter who facilitated the transportation of the youth to the camps associated with banned organizations. He has been actively scouting for new recruits,” the police said, adding that they foiled the attempt of a youth to join the outfit.Stating that social media platforms and local networks were used to persuade youth to join UTA, the police said the case highlights the dangerous activities of the organisation that seeks to destabilise peace and exploit the potential of youth for violent purposes.
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