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525:. But gradually, the organisation's emphasis on extortion and smuggling of weapons in the name of furthering the 'revolution' led to mindless violence throughout the state. It witnessed a period marked by growing disillusionment and anger amid supporters. In their bloody conflict with the security forces, many innocent civilians were killed and several thousand were permanently maimed. It is estimated that more than 10 thousand local youths perished during that turbulent period. In the process, owing to the twin factors of increasing operations by the security forces and dwindling support among its core sympathisers, ULFA's importance in Assam has been declined drastically.
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551:, largely because of the immense popularity it enjoyed during the first decade of its struggle as well as its economic power which in turn helped it in bolstering its military capabilities. In the early 1990s, ULFA launched an aggressive campaign with victims such as security forces, political opponents, and blasting rail links. In July 1991 the front captured and held 14 people for ransom, included in the abductees was an engineer and a national of the Soviet Union. From the 1990s on the ULFA have continued to carry out attacks.
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communities for recruitment. According to intelligence sources, the Paresh Baruah faction of the Ulfa, which have been continuously raising its voice against the ongoing peace process being initiated by the
Arabinda Rajkhowa faction, is engaged in a massive recruitment drive in the rural areas of Dibrugarh, Tinsukia, Sivasagar, Lakhimpur and Nalbari districts of Assam. The Ulfa also has strong following among the
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The total number of ULFA militants to have laid down arms has gone up to 8,718. 4,993 cadres surrendered between 1991 and 1998. 3,435 surrendered between 1998 and 2005, when a new policy to deal with the ULFA was unveiled. On 24 January 2012, one of northeast India's biggest surrender ceremonies took
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hailed from a place which is just a few kilometres from
Guwahati. However, with the educated Assamese urban middle class becoming increasingly sceptical of ULFA's method of functioning, the ULFA targeted the remote villages and the predominantly backward areas of predominantly marginalised indigenous
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Between 2009 and 2018, entire leadership of ULFA was either
Captured or surrendered to the government thus leading to disbanding of the all ULFA battalions, besides only part of 27th battalion renamed as Kapili Gut remained. Currently, there are no commanders other than Paresh Baruah. All the others
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trains and government buildings, including 7 August 2005 attack on oil pipelines in Assam. ULFA carried out a bombing and destruction of a five million-liter petrol reservoir at Digboi refinery in
Tinsukia, with an estimated property loss of Rs 200million. On the same day they also damaged a gas
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After 1985 and before it was banned in 1990, ULFA was credited in the media with many public activities. It has continued a public discourse of sorts through the local media (newspapers), occasionally publishing its position on political issues centred around the nationality question. It has
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In the initial years of the ULFA movement (when it used to enjoy widespread public support in both urban and rural areas of Assam among the indigenous
Assamese people), cadres were recruited from rural areas as well as from many towns in Lower Assam, Northern and Upper Assam and middle Assam
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In
January 2007, the ULFA once again struck in Assam killing approximately 62 Hindi-speaking migrant workers mostly from Bihar. ULFA notoriety as a directionless and unpopular organisation increased, as the bomb blast victims also included several indigenous Assamese people.
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of Assam in which 13 people died, mainly women and school children. This explosion was carried out by ULFA. The ULFA has obliquely accepted responsibility for the blast. This appears to be the first instance of ULFA admitting to public killings with an incendiary device.
632:, as a part of his government's counter-insurgency strategy, unidentified gunmen had assassinated a number of family members of ULFA leaders. With the fall of this government following elections in 2001, the secret killings stopped. Dinesh Barua, the elder brother of
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Till the late 2000s, it maintained a number of camps in
Bangladesh, where members are trained and sheltered away from Indian security forces. In April 2004, Bangladesh police and Coast Guard intercepted massive amounts of illegal arms and ammunition, at
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Despite dropping the first two key preconditions in 2004 and expressing readiness for talks, the United
Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) faced an Indian government unwilling to negotiate on sovereignty. However, progress emerged when ULFA formed the
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SMF had formed three full-fledged so-called battalions: the 7th, 28th, and the 709th. While remaining battalions exist only on paper at best they have the strengths of a company or so. Their allocated spheres of operation are as follows:
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on 31 December 1991. He had opposed surrenders, but they began after his death. The group has been meeting more local opposition as residents are tired of the violence and disruption, and some energy has gone out of the movement.
648:, then the Assam Home Minister. They were executed by the police. The gunmen were former members of ULFA who had surrendered to the government. They approached their targets at home, at night, knocking on the door and speaking in
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Government investigations into the killings culminated in the report of the "Saikia
Commission", presented to the Assam Assembly on 15 November 2007. The report describes how the killings were organised by
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During that period ULFA was already losing its popularity and ground across many pockets in Assam where it had strongholds. However, ULFA took this situation as an opportunity to fan an opposition against
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began in 1990 and continue into the present. On 5 December 2009, the chairman and the deputy commander-in-chief of ULFA was taken into Indian custody. In 2011, there was a major crackdown on the ULFA in
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On 24 June 2008, some leaders and cadres of the A and C companies of ULFA declared unilateral ceasefire at a press meet held at
Amarpur in Tinsukia district. They declared the ceasefire to pressure the
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In 2003, ULFA had put forward a set of three preconditions for talks and negotiations with the Indian government. Thought government had rejected these preconditions. The preconditions were:
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During the 1990s and 2000s, the total strength of ULFA was stated to be around 3,000, while various other sources put the figure ranging from 4,000 to 6,000. A military wing of the ULFA, the
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514:, Bhupen Borgohain, Pradip Gogoi, Bhadreshwar Gohain and Budheswar Gogoi. The organisation's purpose was to engage in an armed struggle to form a separate independent state of Assam.
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was an exclusive and near autonomous striking group of the ULFA. It is known to a few top leaders of the outfit and the cadres were isolated from the others. It was designed for
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532:(KIA) and the Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN). In 1986 it launched a fundraising "campaign" across India by way of extortion. It then began to set up camps in
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Recruiting for the front did not begin until 1983. Soon after it finished recruitment in 1984, it began to seek out training and arms procurement from other groups such as the
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place in Assam's main city of Guwahati, when a total of 676 militants laid down their weapons. In 2020, 1,675 militants of ULFA(I) and allied militant groups surrendered.
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without any liabilities to help them re-integrate into society. This loose group, now called SULFA, has become an important element in the armed politics and business of
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in bringing ULFA leaders to talks. In January 2010, ULFA softened its stance and dropped demands for independence as a condition for talks with the Government of India.
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On 3 September 2011, a tripartite agreement for "Suspension of Operations" agreement was signed by the Indian government, the Assam government and the ULFA.
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On the ULFA's Army Day on 16 March 2003, an IED explosion under a bus on National Highway No. 7 killed six civilians and wounded approximately 55 others.
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and Jiten Dutta (who had managed to escape from the cordon of Indian Army in Dibru Saikhowa National Park). The group later renamed as ULFA (Pro-talk).
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In 1992 a large section of second-rung leaders and members surrendered to government authorities. These former members were allowed to retain their
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in September 2005, aiming to pave the way for negotiations. The government welcomed this initiative. Following sustained army operations in
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have been downgraded to staff and workers. As per the leaders of the insurgent group, the crackdown against Indian insurgent groups by the
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of ULFA to sit on negotiation table with the Government of India. But the top brass of ULFA expelled the leaders of 28 Battalion led by
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In resentment, conflicts arose with train passengers from North Eastern Indians states passing through some of the stations like
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to unilaterally bow down and seek asylum from the government. This particular one-sided ceasefire broke the backbone of ULFA.
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The leftover faction of ULFA has allegedly been using China for shelter following expulsion from both Burma and Bangladesh.
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participated in public debates with public figures from Assam. During the last two local elections, the ULFA had called for
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The ULFA(I) faction who is not part of the peace deal, which has around 200 members are still active in their camps in
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Daulat Singh Negi (IPS) and his PSO and driver were killed by an ambush in Lahoal of Dibrugarh district by the ULFA.
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In less than a decade of its formation, the ULFA emerged as one of the most powerful and violent insurgent outfit in
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During its heyday in the late 80s and 90s, it enjoyed popularity among many of the indigenous Assamese people of the
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Some of the major assassinations by ULFA include that of Surendra Paul in May 1990, the brother of businessman Lord
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and other states were beaten up and stopped from taking the exam by some elements who were seeking 100 percent
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to allay suspicion. When the victims answered the door, they were shot or kidnapped to be shot elsewhere.
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ministers and National Security Intelligence military officers, as well as prominent businessmen, and
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Department Of State. The Office of Electronic Information, Bureau of Public Affairs (30 April 2007).
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has attempted to wean away members of the ULFA. This occurred due to the death of the ULFA's deputy
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2385:"Peace accord 'shameful', political settlement not possible when goals, ideals given up: ULFA(I)"
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1843:"Ex-Industries Secretary Nurul Amin was informed of the 10-truck arms smuggling: Mobin Hossain"
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alias Bijoy Das, Commander of 28th Battalion also surrendered to state authorities in 2013.
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in December 2003. These camps housed combatants and non-combatant families of ULFA members.
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In 2003, during a Railways Recruitment Board Examination for Group (D) posts conducted by
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and ULFA saw it as an opportunity to regain its lost ground. The ULFA killed civilians of
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but was soon declared a terrorist organization by the government on 7 November, under the
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ULFA leader Anup Chetia deported to India from Bangladesh, PM Modi thanks Hasina.
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According to ULFA (Assamese militant) sources, it was founded on 7 April 1979 at
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banned the organisation in 1990 citing it as a terrorist organisation, while the
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The Central Government made a tough response, forcing a dreaded group of ULFA -
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1897:"Saikia Commission indicts former Chief Minister Mahanta for 'secret killings'"
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2257:"63 members of 4 militant groups surrender before Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal"
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in 2000. An unsuccessful assassination attempt was made on AGP Chief Minister
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ULFA cadres went to Pak via Bangla for training in explosives, say Assam cops
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7th Bn (HQ-Sukhini) is responsible for defence of General Headquarters (GHQ).
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ULFA maintained close relationships with other separatist organisations like
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pushed them towards joining peace talks with the Indian government in 2011.
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businessmen, bureaucrats and politicians for collecting funds. In 1997, the
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Report on the most recent ULFA attack on poor migrant workers, January 2007
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ULFA leader Paresh Barua, 13 others sentenced to death by Bangladesh court.
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Organisations designated as terrorist organisations by Government of India
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The ULFA has claimed responsibility for bombings of economic targets like
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2344:"ULFA peace accord: history of its 44-year-long insurgency, peace talks"
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districts. One of the most popular ULFA leader of all time, the late
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The ULFA is involved in other organised criminal activities such as
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1693:"Why the militant group ULFA matters ahead of Assam Assembly Polls"
1567:"United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) - Terrorist Group of Assam"
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1872:"ULFA eyeing China for shelter, commander in China-Myanmar border"
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The agenda of the talks should include the independence of Assam.
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Deported to India from Bangladesh, Currently in Indian custody.
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Unheeded Hinterland: Identity and Sovereignty in Northeast India
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2173:"Arunachal Pradesh Becoming Safe Haven For Militants - Sinlung"
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2429:"Assam: The Secessionist Insurgency and the Freedom of Minds"
2365:"ULFA To Be Disbanded, Says Amit Shah On Historic Peace Deal"
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to defend against their former colleagues; they were offered
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for unemployed indigenous Assamese people in the said test.
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of paying the medical bills of the ULFA cultural secretary
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United National Liberation Front of Western South East Asia
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Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) People's War
2527:"'Respect right to freedom of expression':Media to ULFA"
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during its initial stages. Now it is widely reported to
1182:, injuring six persons as it celebrated its 'army day'.
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In 2003, the ULFA was accused of killing labourers from
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United Liberation Front of Asom – Independent (ULFA-I)
1942:"ULFA's Paresh Barua sentenced to death in Bangladesh"
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Assam: How Ulfa terrorism altered demographic pattern
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was kidnapped along with others and killed. In 1997,
567:, military wing chief of ULFA who was then living in
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in 1987. Military operations against the ULFA by the
431:) is an armed militant organisation operating in the
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Rebel organisation operating in state of Assam, India
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Organizations based in Asia designated as terrorist
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1940:Haroon Habib, Sushanta Talukdar (31 January 2014),
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Assam politics in post-Congress era 1985 and beyond
1410:In December 2023, a peace accord was signed by the
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United Liberation Front of Asom (Pro-truce faction)
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1430:, new railway and national highways in the state.
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2553:Market blast kills at least 4 in Indian northeast
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1051:In 1991 a Russian engineer, and national of the
768:On Run, Sentenced to death by Bangladesh court.
3352:Organisations designated as terrorist by India
2585:sandhikhyan - The e-Magazine of ULFA (Protalk)
2539:Assam on Red Alert following fresh ULFA strike
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1148:' among people in Assam. They started killing
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502:, Assam by a group of young men that included
259:7 April 1979 – 29 December 2023(44 years)
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2403:
2151:"bombing of oil facilities on August 7, 2005"
1858:(BSS), 28 November 2012. Retrieved 1 May 2013
2747:Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (Yasin Malik)
2471:telecast beginning 30 May 2007. On YouTube:
1641:"NIA :: Banned Terrorist Organisations"
1345:The talks should be held in a third country.
1303:meeting with the ULFA Leaders, in New Delhi.
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1178:On 15 March 2007, ULFA triggered a blast in
1159:On 15 August 2004, an explosion occurred in
1744:"ULFA softens demand on Assam independence"
1082:in response to an alleged molestation of a
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620:Secret killings of Militants family members
483:, which greatly assisted the government of
3136:People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak
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2868:Jammu and Kashmir Democratic Freedom Party
2797:People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak
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2567:Bomb kills 10 at India Independence Parade
2517:"Media gag must go, journalists tell ULFA"
2217:"ULFA morale hit as more cadres surrender"
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1418:and the pro-talks faction of ULFA, led by
1202:pipeline in the oil district of Tinsukia.
451:lists it under "other groups of concern".
2873:Jammu Kashmir Democratic Liberation Party
1152:-speaking people mostly having origin in
1001:type of operations. It was headed by the
781:Captured and killed on 31 December 1991.
464:Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland
120:Learn how and when to remove this message
3005:Human rights abuses in Jammu and Kashmir
2782:Muslim United Liberation Tigers of Assam
2767:Karbi Longri N.C. Hills Liberation Front
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2196:"Peoples United Liberation Front (PULF)"
1591:. Yaleglobal.yale.edu. 26 September 2012
1479:List of terrorist organisations in India
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498:The ULFA was founded on 7 April 1979 in
2863:All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference
2240:"700 militants surrender arms in Assam"
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2717:Bhindranwala Tigers Force of Khalistan
2406:"Will Assam agreement end insurgency?"
2031:Routray, Bibhu Prasad (23 June 2003).
1668:"Chapter 6 -- Terrorist Organizations"
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1519:from the original on 28 September 2018
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3332:Ethnic armed organisations in Myanmar
3121:National Democratic Front of Bodoland
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2827:United People's Democratic Solidarity
2787:National Democratic Front of Bodoland
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1714:"Ulfa leaders held, admit China link"
1509:"India needs talks for Assam's peace"
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3126:National Liberation Front of Tripura
2363:Achom, Debanish (29 December 2023).
2321:Karmakar, Sumir (31 December 2023).
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542:Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act
356:Surrendered (ULFA-pro truce faction)
58:adding citations to reliable sources
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3225:Students' Islamic Movement of India
3210:International Sikh Youth Federation
3131:People's Liberation Army of Manipur
2792:People's Liberation Army of Manipur
2737:International Sikh Youth Federation
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2130:"Indian Defence Review New Website"
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1113:, a good number of candidates from
664:(SMF) was formed on 16 March 1996.
384:al-Qaeda in the Indian subcontinent
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3342:Left-wing militant groups in India
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1988:
1362:People's Consultative Group" (PCG)
574:They had also maintained camps in
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3190:Communist Party of India (Maoist)
2483:ULFA - Terrorist Group from Assam
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2404:M P Nathanael (18 January 2024).
2283:"North East Military Peace Tango"
2057:Menon, Ramesh (19 January 2001).
2004:"The ULFA gameplan has backfired"
2002:Menon, Ramesh (23 January 2001).
1720:. 5 December 2009. Archived from
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1285:Peace Negotiations and Surrenders
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449:United States Department of State
137:United Liberation Front of Assam
69:"United Liberation Front of Asom"
3296:Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam
3245:United National Liberation Front
3240:United Liberation Front of Assam
3215:Maoist Communist Centre of India
3106:Kamtapur Liberation Organisation
2822:United National Liberation Front
2752:Kamtapur Liberation Organization
2426:
2342:Deb, Debraj (31 December 2023).
1750:. 3 January 2011. Archived from
1086:girl in a train passing through
425:United Liberation Front of Assam
408:
299:Establishment of an independent
291:Sanjukta Mukti Fouj (Armed Wing)
142:
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3286:Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh
3235:Tamil National Retrieval Troops
2858:All Parties Hurriyat Conference
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1589:"India's Treacherous Northeast"
1348:The talks should be held under
1245:The ULFA is credited with some
1107:Northeast Frontier Railway zone
902:
778:First Deputy Commander-in-Chief
402:Designated as a terrorist group
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3185:Akhil Bharat Nepali Ekta Samaj
2742:Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front
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3347:National liberation movements
3337:Insurgency in Northeast India
3015:Human rights abuses in Punjab
2654:Insurgency in Northeast India
2439:. South Asia Terrorism Portal
1494:
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395:Insurgency in Northeast India
3362:Organisations based in Assam
3317:1979 establishments in Assam
2722:Bodo Liberation Tigers Force
2419:
2033:"ULFA: Decapitation Failure"
1643:. Nia.gov.in. Archived from
1366:Dibru-Saikhowa National Park
1240:
1090:. This incident sparked off
820:Captured, Released on bail
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2812:Tripura National Volunteers
2487:South Asia Terrorism Portal
1855:Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
1469:People's Consultative Group
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896:Captured, Released on bail
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870:Captured, Released on bail
857:Captured, Released on bail
807:Captured, Released on bail
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3116:Kangleipak Communist Party
2939:Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale
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1412:Indian Central government
1299:The Union Home Minister,
1273:Other criminal activities
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2772:Khalistan Zindabad Force
2700:Separatist organisations
1913:IANS (30 January 2014),
1615:Ministry of Home Affairs
1489:List of top ULFA leaders
1484:Secret killings of Assam
1020:Superintendent of Police
656:Organizational structure
530:Kachin Independence Army
3111:Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup
3101:All Tripura Tiger Force
2944:Lakhbir Singh Brar Rode
2853:Bodoland People's Front
2848:All-India Muslim League
2757:Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup
2707:All Tripura Tiger Force
2479:. Retrieved 2007-12-29.
2460:ULFA Archived home page
2116:22 October 2004 at the
1848:10 January 2017 at the
1401:Awami league government
1307:Beginning in 1990, the
1255:Chief Minister of Assam
1237:and AGP respectively).
844:Lynched by mob in 1989
752:Self-Styled Designation
472:Kachin Independent Army
3220:Popular Front of India
2989:Talwinder Singh Parmar
1611:"Banned Organizations"
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1069:Prafulla Kumar Mahanta
1039:Prafulla Kumar Mahanta
630:Prafulla Kumar Mahanta
588:Special Frontier Force
2979:Syed Ali Shah Geelani
2959:Muppala Lakshmana Rao
2954:Mohammad Abbas Ansari
2494:at GlobalSecurity.org
2083:Gogoi, Dilip (2016).
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1092:anti-Bihari sentiment
1041:and the beginning of
1018:On 29 July 1990, the
466:in 1983 and with the
3322:Assamese nationalism
3266:Harkat-ul-Mujahideen
2984:Sukhdev Singh Babbar
2626:Separatist movements
2581:dated 15 August 2012
2575:dated 15 August 2004
2198:. Globalsecurity.org
2089:Taylor & Francis
1316:Heerak Jyoti Mahanta
1224:Political activities
1213:Heerak Jyoti Mahanta
774:Heerak Jyoti Mahanta
737:709th Bn - Kalikhola
614:China-Myanmar border
341:Assamese nationalism
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2949:Mirwaiz Umar Farooq
2924:Biswamohan Debbarma
2777:Mizo National Front
2393:. 31 December 2023.
2308:28 May 2010 at the
2222:15 May 2008 at the
1724:on 17 February 2013
1672:2001-2009.state.gov
1621:on 28 December 2019
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1309:Government of India
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889:Sashadhar Choudhury
854:Publicity Secretary
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2686:Khalistan movement
2561:dated 12 June 2006
2547:dated 12 June 2006
2533:dated 15 June 2006
2523:dated 15 June 2006
2513:dated 15 June 2006
2349:The Indian Express
2287:The Times of India
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2246:, 24 January 2012
2228:The Indian Express
1977:, 11 November 2015
1903:, 16 November 2007
1878:on 17 October 2012
1780:. 3 September 2011
1647:on 19 January 2014
1370:The Times of India
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1024:Dibrugarh district
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