AJYCP strike on Monday

DUDHNOI: A day after getting Akhil Gogoi in their custody, the Dudhnoi police is producing the KMSS leader before a local court on Sunday. KMSS leaders and workers who are gathering in large number at the court premises hope that Gogoi would be able to procure bail in the afternoon. Amid a mammoth security arrangement the Dudhnoi police arrived at 9 in the evening from Dibrugarh in connection with a case where his activists allegedly wiped out the sign board of the Dindayal Upahyay College.     

GUWAHATI: Security forces claimed to have captured a top ULFA-I rebel on the soil of Bangladesh triggering yet another controversy where the rebel outfits has vehemently denied arrest of his fellow rebels. Sources told a section of media that identified as Nasim Ahmed, the top rebel and close aide of Paresh Baruah was arrested in the neighbouring country recently before handing over to India. But top ULFA-I source has called it a fabricated story designed by the security forces to confuse the rebel outfit. According to top rebel leaders, there was no ULFA-I rebel known as Nasim Ahmed. Talking to a section of media, Commander -in- Chief Paresh Baruah over telephone made it plain and...

MARGHERITA: Despite combing operations and tight vigil Naga rebels have been moving without any hindrance along the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border unleashing terror by extortion. Security forces on Friday held a dreaded Naga rebel from Khonsa area who was believed to have been extorting money from the common people in the area. Identified as SS Kammo Konglom, he was arrested from Kheti village in Khonsa who hails from Tirap area in Arunachal Pradesh. Acting on a tip off, the Assam Rifles jawans conducted a raid in the hilly hamlet where he was picked up. Security forces further claimed to have seized from his possession a pistol, some amount of opium along with some other incriminating...

NEWS DELHI:The Asom Gana Parishad on Friday gave hint of an extreme step if the Centre proceed with the deal to grant citizenship to the Hindu Bangladeshi immigrants. Addressing a press conference in New Delhi after meeting Union home minister Rajnath Singh, the 8 member delegation of the regional party and coalition partner said they are still dead opposed to the NDA government's initiatives. "We have apprised Singh of our concern. We have talked to other regional parties like TDP, Akali Dal, BJD and received huge support in our favor. We won't compromise,"said Dr Kamala Kalita who was one of the members. Former Union minister BP Baishya said,"if need be we need to pull out of the...