As many as sixteen people have been injured while a powerful bomb exploded in Tinsukia town at around 1 pm on Saturday. According to information, the blast took place at the busy GNB Road in front of a grocery. The injured people have been rushed to the hospital. High level police and civil officials have arrived in the spot to start operation. Meanwhile, one more crude bomb have been recovered just before a while. Details are awaited.
PermalinkSubmitted by Mousum on Sat, 08/03/2008 - 15:53
The Bangladeshi supporters have masterminded this blast. I am sure their plan is to kill the bihari labours and replace them with Bangladeshi parasites.
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Caught in a simmering political temperature, the poll battered AGP president Chandra Mohan Patowary, his working president Phani Bhushan Cahudhuiry along with a few others have offered to resign on Thursday. The high voltage drama has come up when the party's steering committee was discussing the party's poll debacle at the Ambari based party head quarters in the evening. Several defeated candidates in the meeting alleged inadequate help they received from the party MLAs and some other top ranked leaders. Caught in a Catch-22, the Patowary and Chaudhury offered to resign forcing Chaudhury to follow the suit
The poll battered Asom Gana Parishad topguns are holding a crucial meeting in Guwahati to discuss the post poll situation in the state.According to information, the steering body meeting is discussing the party's poll debacle and the probable reasons behind this. A section of leaders is understood to have expressed resentment over the alliance with BJP and allowing some vital seats to BJP in the name of seat sharing deal with the national party.Notably, the party had to faced stool defeat in the just concluded Lok sabha polls with one seat while it lost to Congress in Lakhimpur and Dibrugarh.
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Three student of Parijat Academy Gitamoni Rongpi , Pulak Boro and Apurba Teron of higher class who got highest marks received Hritika Kashyap Memorial Scholarship 2009 with Certificate and Rs 500/- each on 6 May 2009 at Parijat Academy premises. The scholarship was support by Dr Mrs Mrinmoyee Bordoloi in the name of Hritika Kashyap Memorial.
Uttam TeronParijat Academy
A major incident of blast was averted when Assam Rifles recovered two powerful improvised explosive devises from a bus at Dhekiajuli in Sonitpur district on Wednesday.According to information, acting on specific inputs, the 44 Assam Rifles personnel recovered the bomb from a private bus coming here from Orang around 11 am. The two explosives were safely defused by the jawans, the sources said. This is the second one case of bomb recovery this week. Earlier on Monday, a major disaster was averted when a powerful bomb kept by suspected ULFA was recovered from a Guwahati-Nalbari private long-distance bus in Nalbari district's Borkura.
Barely a few hours after the killing of 6 NDFB cadres during an encounter in Karbi Anglong, unidentified miscreants gunned down four persons of a same family of a Congress ward commissioner in Diphu on Tuesday.According to information, armed miscreants stormed into the residence of Congress ward commissioner Apu Das and gunned down Apu's wife Manju Das, two daughters and a home tutor at around 7-45 in the evening. Apu Das was not available at that moment. Immediately after the incident, the miscreants left Apu Das's house.Top ranked police officials have rushed to the spot and a massive operation is on to nab the culprit.
After a brief lull, suspected Naga rebels gunned gunned down four Dimasa persons in the trouble torn North Cachar hills district on Tuesday. According to information, the incident took place at the Norman Bunglow under Mahur police station in the hills district as they were on the way to Haflong. They were killed as they were carried at a cruiser. Top ranked army, police and para military officials have rushed to the spot. A massive combing operation is on to nab the culprits involved in the gruesome incident.
Six NDFB rebels were killed during a heavy gun battle with army in Karbi Anglong district on Tuesday.According to information, the encounter took place at Donghap area in the hills district on Tuesday morning. Acting on a specific information, Red Horns Division army jawans launched a massive operation in the area and thus the encounter took place for several hours. Some a few others, however, managed to escape from the spot. Operation is on to eliminate those managed to escape the firing.Army, further claimed to have recovered a huge cache of of arms and explosives, including grenades and gelatine sticks from the site.
After weeks of will-they-won't-they, police have arrested Bokakhat MLA Jiten Gogoi who have physically assaulted a forest official two months back at the Kaziranga National Park.Gogoi was arrested a day after the Gauhati High Court has rejected his anticipatory bail plea he moved after police initiated action to arrest him. Notably, Gogoi with Thowra MLA and former ULFA rebel Kushal Duwari assulted a forest official at the KNP when they were denied permission to fish inside the park. The court further has rejected Kushal Duwari's anticipatory bail plea and since then he has been missing.
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