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Gogoi in Haflong; talks peace process

Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi is flying down to Haflong on Saturday a day after he chaired the unified command meet in Dispur and discussed the modalities of the peace process in the trouble torn district. . Accompanied by director general of police Shankar Baruah, the Chief Minister helding talk with top ranked police and civil officers and took stock of the situation prevailing in the hills district.


Gogoi will present the facts and figures before the Centre as he would be talking to Union home minister P Chidambaram in Delhi on Tuesday.


Nearly 100 persons were killed more than 200 injured in an orgy of incidents of violence during the last three months.

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J. Sharma's picture

Too little, too late. 100 lives were lost and the CM was sitting in Guwahati.
Phonglo's picture

3 months??? Its over 5-6 months........
Pallavi Barua's picture

Thanks to Chidambaram....CM of Assam is finally moving

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