Sibasagar police has arrested four individual for alleged links with ULFA. Among them three individuals are from Sibasagar and one from Moran. The individuals have been arrested for assisting in collection and supplying huge amount of money to ULFA. The arrested individuals have been identified as Mr Pradeep from Nivedon Stores, Mr Radheshyam from Apsara Store and another all hailing from Sibasagar and Mr Bikash Agarwal from Moran. Ironically while on the one hand ULFA is threatening North Indians to leave Assam at the same time we find them also assisting the ULFA.
6 Jan 2013 - 11:09pm | Rini Kakati
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A Pawan Hans helicopter carrying a senior bureaucrat has gone missing in the sky of Arunachal Pradesh.The chopper which left Khunsa carrying Tirap Deputy Commissioner for Longding had last contact...
Its a significant development in Assam politics inn the run up to the panchayat polls. The All Assam Muslim Council (AAMC) has withdrawn its support from the Asom United Democratic Front (AUDF) alleging that the leadership has been running the party in a most autocratic style.The council is among the 13 organizations which formed a common platform — the Coordination Committee of the Minority Organizations (CCMO) — as the launching pad to float the AUDF just before the last Assembly elections in the State.AAMC general secretary Omar Rashid alleged that the AUDF leadership had not only neglected the council leaders but also conspired to destabilize the organization of the council.
An Executive Member of the North Cachar Hill Autonomous escaped bid on his life on Tuesday evening while a group of armed miscreants sprayed several rounds of bullets at his official residence housed in Haflong town. The new executive member Kaljay Singh from ASDC was absent from his residence ast that time. But his residence was damaged in the firing.
he AKRSU-sponsored hunger strike for a separate Kamatapur has crossed seventy five hours but nobody from the Tarun Gogoi cabinet has come to them. Going by the Sunday news, some doctors were rushed to the protesters. They alleged that on Monday the government tried to end the strike through negotiation with the Kamrup metro administration and NCP leaders.However, AGP and AUDF presidents along with some other parties and organiosations have rushed to the protest site and expressed thier soliderity. The doctors attended the protesters again on Monday morning.But till now no representative from the ruling party is there to take stock of the situation. On the other hand, lower Assam...
No person seems to have dominated Gujarat politics as much as Chief Minister Narendra Modi over the last one decade. In case he wins this 2007 election, where fifty-fifty chances appear after the voting on 11 and 16 December, what will be the ‘Modis’ effect on national politics viz-a-viz BJP and if he fails, how the Congress and BJP will turnaround their politicking in India; a debate every political analyst and media portal is genuinely trying to explore. We argue that after the 2002 Gujarat it is not LK Advani but Narendra Bhai Modi who is the formidable icon for Hindutva politics in India. His defeat or win in the recent Gujarat election will mean beyond Gujarat. Modi’s...
The picketers of the All Adivasi Students Association of Assam has smashed a truck on the National Highway No 52 in Orang in Darrang district during the bandh hour early morning on Sunday. Some more stray incidents are are being reported. The Adivasi students are giving a 12 hour bandh call in protest government's failure in the Beltola violence and the non receipt of schedule tribe status.
Three striking communities have rejected Union minister P R Kyndiah's offer for talks on December 18 in New Dehi saying it is only to buy more time to let the panchayat poll hold.After the Koch Rajbanshis, the Muttocks and All Adivasi Students Association of Assam have rejected the offer. The Koch Rajbanshis have already made it plain and simple that they are not interested for ST status and instead vowed to seek separate Kamatapur.The tea tribe students and the Muttocks too rejected it saying it is a delaying tactic being taken by the Centre in the instance of the Assam government in the run up to the panchayat polls. The Tai Ahomes, Chutiyas have yet to react it. Notably, the Union...
The Assam BJP leaders have said only the Congress party was politicizing the current situation in the state and not the other parties. Addressing a press conference on Sunday, senior BJP leader Barki Prasad Telenga reacted sharply to the recent allegation of a senior minister that BJP was trying to create a Beltola-like situation only for political mileage. Telenga has said the BJP has exploited the present situation in Assam and alleged the ruling party was violating the model code of conduct in the run up to the panchayat elections.
The Assam government’s repeated denial of the presence of fundamentalist forces in the state has proved a wrong one with the police arresting an ISI kingpin in the city on Saturday. Speaking to a private TV channel, former Assam Chief Ministerand Pragatisheel Asom Gana Parishad president Prafulla Kumar Mahanta has said the arrest has once again proved the utter failure of the Tarun Government’s failure on the law and order front. Mr Mahanta said ISI and other fundamentalist forces are still at work to foment trouble in the north eastern region due to a frail and weak law and order situation in the state. "Its the failure of the of the state intelligence agencies is as...
The injured Asom Gana Parishad legislator from Sootea Padma Hazarika has been flown to the Appollo Hospital in New Delhi for better treatment. Earlier on Saturday, he was brought to the city and was admitted to the Dispur Hospital. Mr Hazarika was attacked near his residence on Thursday midnight in Sootea by some unidentified miscreants. The Assam Government denies involvement of any militant outfit in it and has ordered a fast track probe into it. The regional party is demanding the immediate dismissal of the government. Meanwhile, the injured MLA has said the miscreants were known to him. But he said he would disclose their names only after the probe is completed.
No militant outfit was behind the recent bid on life of AGP MLA Padma Hazarika. But the Assam government has ordered a speedy investigation to apprehend the culprits involved in it. Disclosing this before a private TV news channel, Assam government spokesperson Dr Himanta Biswa Sarma said the intelligence agencies have confirmed that the bid on life of Padma Hazarika was not a handiwork of any militant outfit. Dr Sarma further denied it a politically motivated attempt on Padma Hazarika. He maintained that Mr Hazarika’s statement is required in this regard.“Politics of murder is there in AGP only and we donot understand why it is these misdeeds are,” he said.The minister...
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