Atleast 12 persons including two CRPF jawans sustained injury when suspected ULFA rebels exploded a powerful bomb at the Tezpur Civil Hospital Chariali at around 7 in the evening. Some of the injured persons have been identified as Ratan Mahanti, Birendra Kumar, Krishna Gupta, Ajit Pandit and Raju Gupta. According to information, the incident took place inside the hospital at around 7 in the evening. The CRPF jawans have been seriously injured in the incident. Others haver been shifted to the hospital for the treatment. Police have yet to ascertain who are behind the explosion. Details are awaited.
PermalinkSubmitted by Nitesh on Thu, 26/03/2009 - 02:38
These Blasts are incurred because of the police man who don't do the right duty but only search for people who can give them money, as a bribe. Assam Police should improve.
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Normal life remained paralyzed following ULFA’s state-wide bandh call in protest against prime minister Dr Manmohan Singh’s visit on Friday. The bandh was by and large peaceful. There was no report of any untoward incident during this total bandh.
The statewide-bandh began at 6 on Friday morning across the state. Roads in Guwahati wore a deserted look. Shops and markets, schools and colleges remained closed throughout the day. The government offices witnessed thin attendance. This was what the scenario on Friday in Nagaon, Jorhat, Dibrugarh, Tinsukia, Tezpur.
Flood and erosion, mega dam deadlock and Doubtful voters’ were among the crucial issues that came up for discussion in the cabinet meeting prime minister Dr Manmohan Singh convened at the Raj Bhawan in the afternoon on Friday. The prime minister asked the cabinet to proceed with the mega dam deal despite the storm of protest. After attending the cabinet meeting, Dr Singh left for New Delhi.
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Security forces found a powerful Improvised Explosive Device from railway tracks in Chirang district on the eve of ULFA’s 12-hour Assam Bandh call.
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The security forces have cordoned off the area and the IED defused. Train services have been temporarily halted in the section as security personnel launched a massive combing operation in the area to detect whether any more explosives have been planted or not.
Meanwhile, security along the railway tracks have been tightened with several trains...
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The heavy presence of security forces seems to have failed to bail out Guwahati from the criminals who continue to unleash terror in the city.
A businessman sustained bullet injury when armed miscreants sprang upon him to loot money near Dispur on Wednesday night.
The incident took place at 10 at night at Hatigaon when businessman Vikram Chaurasia and his son were on their residence from Ganesguri. The shoot out took place when the miscreants looted money from him.
Later police officials arrived in the scene but the miscreants managed to disappear from the spot. Police called it an incident to dacoity.
A rhino calf continues to unleashe panic in Sarbhog on Thursday leaving at least ten persons injured during the last 24 hours.
Angry local residents gheraoed the nearest police station, alleging inaction to push back the rhino who has already injured a few forest guards. The
calf recently got separated from its mother, strayed out of Manas National Park and stormed in to human habitations.
Forest authorities said that efforts were on to chase the rhino from areas of human habitation into the forest. A section of local residents on Thursday came to see the rhino swimming in the nearby Beki river.
One person died and several others have been injured when a hailstorm lashed Sonari in Sivasagar district on Thursday.
It was at in the wee hours on Thursday when severe hailstorm ravaged a huge area of Charideo subdivision when hundreds of houses collapsed. The deceased was identified as Kunda Singh who was killed when his house collapsed on him when he was in deep sleep.
Surface communication has been totally disrupted when hundreds of trees and electric posts fell on the roads. The injured people have been rushed to the hospital.
One person died and several others have been injured when a hailstorm lashed Sonari in Sivasagar district on Thursday.
It was at in the wee hours on Thursday when severe hailstorm ravaged a huge area of Charideo subdivision when hundreds of houses collapsed. The deceased was identified as Kunda Singh who was killed when his house collapsed on him when he was in deep sleep.
Surface communication has been totally disrupted when hundreds of trees and electric posts fell on the roads. The injured people have been rushed to the hospital.
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