Dhemaji police have extracted many vital clues suggesting the safe escape of Soobodh Biswas, the main culprit behind the Silapothar clash where some a local AASU office was vandalized last week.
These sensational revelations surfaced when police interrogated a person who confessed to have helped the NBBUSS president escape from Silapothar hours after the clash.
He revealed before the police how he ferried Biswas at a boat on the river on March 10.
Delhi, Nagpur, West Bengal police are on alert in view of the incident where the main culprit could be hiding.
Guwahati turns into a security fortress with army, police and para military forces pounding on the vital spots fearing terror strike by L-e-T in the run up to the Independence Day celebration.Vital roads and rivers, rail and bus stations, temples and mosques, Dispur and Cotton College are being heavily guarded apart from air and river surveillance to thwart the inimical attempts.Police have inputs that a group of L-e-T militants is waiting to strike in the city.A dreaded militant popularly known as Raju is leading a group of armed youths targeting some major spots in the city.
Senior CID officials are believed to have extracted more stunning revelations on the multi crore limestone scam that rocked the agriculture department.The revelations have come to light after the CID officials interrogated Jorhat deputy director along with an assistant inspector on Wednesday.They were picked up from Jorhat on Tuesday to be taken to Guwahati for detail interrogation.
Speakers after speakers blamed both Delhi and Dispur for the failure to implement the Assam Accord even 30 years after it was signed.Participating at an AASU-sponsored seminar on the historic pact in the national capital on Tuesday, the student body adviser Dr Samujjal Bhattacharya said that the principle clauses of the pact remains unimplemented.“Ït suggests lack of competency and good will of the government both in the state and Centre. No party has shown their sincerity,” said Dr Bhattacharya.Union home minister Rajnath Singh said that the NDA government will not allow the sacrifice of the 855 people who lost their lives in the 6 year old agitation.Minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju...
The United Liberation Front of Asom along with four other north eastern proscribed outfits have given boycott call of the Independence Day.In a joint statement, the outfits urged the people of the entire region to avoid the red letter day celebrations in protest against colonial suppression.
Efforts are on to recover the Pawan Hans chopper a week after it crashed in Thincca in the remote jungle area of Arunachal Pradesh.The men deployed in the operation took several hours to land in the spot by a helicopter to recover the wreckage without any trace of Tipra DC Kamalesh Joshi along with two others.They found it difficult to reach the located spot because of an inclement weather. The chopper is believed to have crashed in the dense jungle on its way to Khunsa.
Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi has ordered CID probe into the Louis Berge scam where a foreign consultancy bribed a section of GMDA officials to get the contract of a multi crore water supply scheme.Gogoi announced the CID probe hours after he faced flake from the Opposition on the assembly on Monday.Earlier Gogoi asked additional chief secretary SC Das to look into the prime facie evidence, if any, in the allegation of bribery.
Union home minister Rajnath Singh is attending a seminar in New Delhi on Tuesday on the Assam Accord implementation thirty years after it was signed.The All Assam Students Union is organizing the national level seminar to take the entire issue to the nation. AASU adviser Dr Samujja Bhattacharya, president Dipankar Nath, Lurinjyoti Gogoi were prominent among those who attended the meeting. The Accord was signed in 1985 by Rajiv Gandhi, AASU, SAGSP and the state government marking an end to the 6 year long agitation demanding the detection and deportation of the Bangladeshi immigrants.
A week has passed since the Centre struck peace deal with NSCN-IM. But much to utter surprise the government has yet to publish the in detail raising doubts over the intention of both the parties.The Naga International Support Center asked the government to make the pact public to allay any apprehension. In a press statement released to media on Monday, the organization said the delay could result in losing the good will and support for the Accord. It further asked the government to release all Naga political prisoners, including the most prominent one named Ningkan Shimray who was arrested and convicted for waging war against the state. Talking Peace and signing an agreement to...
Amid an escalating tension security forces are fanning in in Dhansiri along the Assam-Nagaland border in search of the two local school boys who went missing on Friday.Identified as Saddam Hussain and Adi Ali, the school boys are believed to have been kidnapped by the Naga miscreants on the way to their school.Local residents alleged that even after the complaint, SSB jawans have done precious little to rescue the duo.
An unprecedented landslide is posing a serious threat to the National Highway No 37 just before the entry into Guwahati. A huge hillock is waiting to collapse in the 13th Mile area which could block the vital road leading to the gateway to the north eastern region.Local residents in the area fear more such incidents of landslide in near future. Apprehending an impending danger many people residing the hill top are leaving for safe areas in the side of Meghalaya.The fear gripped the local residents when the landslip began on Sunday forcing hundreds of vehicles to remain stranded for several hours. Hours after the incessant rains that lashed the city and its adjacent areas on Saturday, it was...
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