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Four ultras arrested

By AT Kokrajhar Bureau |

Security forces arrested four persons including a KLO cadre from greater Salakati area on Saturday morning in Kokrajhar district.

Security forces belonging to police and army conducted a search operation having an input about presence of movement of KLO cadre along Bhatipara Kaoniabasha under Salakati police outpost and able to arrest a KLO cadre and three linkmen.They were identified as Biswajit Roy,KLO cadre; Panindra Roy,Ganak Sarkar and Pulu Roy.A country made riffle laong two live bullet and two pipes were recovered from them.

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