ULFA-I uses guerrilla tactic only for self defence and not for waging any waragainstIndia, said Dr Abhizeet Asom.
In a message sent to media on the Protest Day on Saturday, the ULFA-I chairman said that the outfit has been struggling to save the rights of the indigenous people of Assam.
According to the elusive ULFA-I leader, the "immature" studentleaders who spearheaded the Assam Agitation surrendered before New Delhi when they signed an accord to deport Bangladeshi aliens in 1985 with Rajiv Gandhi.
"However, India in contrast is seeking military solution to our legitimate struggle to establish our birthright as enshrined in international statues and our indigenous masses are responding to the call of the hour to own what belong to them," said the ULFA supremo.
He further spoke of the India, Bangladesh land deal with reference to the history of East Pakistan. The outfit also said that the move to give refugee status to the non-Muslim Bangladeshis are strange.
Central customs department has seized a consignment of red senders from a truck in Guwahati on Tuesday.Acting on a tip off, customs officials conducted a search operation at a truck in Nineth Mile area in the afternoon where senders almost weighing by 8 tonnes worth Rs 1.5 crore were recovered which was concealed by potato and fruits.The smuggled red senders were believed to have been brought towards China. One person has been arrested in this connection.
Senior AASU leader Rituparna Baruah on Tuesday joined BJP a day after he quit the student leader.Baruah, the central committee member joined the party at a meeting in presence of state unit president Sarbananda Sonowal.
AGP is all set to hold a brainstorming session on Saturday to chalk out a slew of strategies to put up good show in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.Senior party leaders told Assam Times that the central executive body meeting will formally take decision on forging pre poll pact with BJP in the upcoming polls.Both the parties have yet to approach each other on forging pre poll pact. A section of the party leaders have been strongly pursuing a tie up to defeat Congress.
It’s a rare does of good news for around 4 lakh state government employees. Courtesy Dispur. But in the run up to the Lok Sabha polls.Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi on Tuesday agreed to release arrear amounts for six months to the employees, obviously, to woo them before the polls.The decision was announced during Gogoi’s meeting with the Sadou Asom Karmachari Parishad members at Koinadhara in the evening. The state government employees body has been demanding arrear amounts for 33 months. But Gogoi ultimately agreed to release arrears of 6 months. Other amounts would be released in a phase manner after the Lok Sabha polls.
KMSS threatens to hit the streets against if the government fails to issue land pattas to the landless farmers by February 25.A huge gathering of the KMSS workers made it plain that they would not even try to disrupt the Rahul Gandhi’s huge rally in Guwahati if they donot get land pattas.
Sensation seems to have escalated in Barpeta where an irate mob attacked three of a family alleging their involvement in a number of dacoity cases.The incident took place at Bartari in Barpeta on Tuesday when local residents in large number took out the trio, tied them with a rope on the street and were mercilessly beaten up.The irate mob further burnt down their house after recovering some stolen and robbed materials including gold chains, mobile phones, watch.Police rushed to the spot. But the mob refused to disperse initially. Later, the situation was brought under control.
A city bus passenger was killed during a clash with the bus conductor in Guwahati on Tuesday.The incident took place at Panbazar area in the morning where the passenger suddenly succumbed to injuries following an altercation with the bus conductor.Later, police arrested the accused city bus conductor.
Amid massive security, a huge trailer is believed to have been carrying vital equipment for big dams in Arunachal Pradesh.The trailer managed to crossed Guwahati on Monday night and is set to reach Tezpur on Tuesday afternoon triggering protest in Nagaon. KMSS activists, which has been dead opposed to the dams in Gerukamukh are trying to resist the move by holding road blockade in some places on the National Highway 37.
Suspected NDFB-S militants shot at a local businessman in Kokrajhar district on Monday.According to information, identified as Babu Ali, the local businessman in Kajigaon was shot at by three motorcycle armed youths in the evening on his way back to home.Police rushed to the spot. But by then, the militants managed to flee from the spot. The injured businessman was rushed to the hospital.
Beware rhino poachers. Poachers’ movement could be dangerous in Kaziranga National park. The world heritage site is fitted with electronic eyes to monitor the movement of rhino poachers.Forest minister Rockybul Hussian laid the foundation stone of the project at a function in Kaziranga on Monday.Initially, Kaziranga will get 8 such towers to scan the movement of poachers. More towers are in the pipeline. Notably, poachers have killed 6 rhinos during the last two months alone.
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