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United Liberation Front of Asom

Rebel organisation operating in state of Assam, India

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United Liberation Front of Asom: Rebel organisation operating in state of Assam, India
The United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) is an armed militant organisation operating in the Northeast Indian state of Assam. It seeks to establish an independent sovereign nation state of Assam for the indigenous Assamese people through an armed struggle in the Assam conflict. The Government of India banned the organisation in 1990 citing it as a terrorist organisation, while the United States Department of State lists it under "other groups of concern".

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Assam DGP cites drone hits, asks youths not to join Ulfa(I) camps in Myanmar


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In touch with Ulfa's Baruah but talks unlikely soon: Himanta

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma revealed Monday that he is in direct touch with Ulfa (Independent) chief Paresh Baruah but made it clear that negotiations with his outfit are unlikely soon. "I usually..
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Baruah: Ulfa (I) is ready for talks if sovereignty discussed

Ulfa (Independent) chief Paresh Baruah expresses openness to peace talks with Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma. Baruah wants assurance that the issue of sovereignty will be discussed during negotiations...
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Panel to monitor time-bound implemention of Ulfa peace accord: Amit Shah

The peace agreement signed between the Indian government and the Ulfa faction led by Rajkhowa ensures the time-bound implementation of all clauses of the pact. It also promises to safeguard the..
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'Golden day': Centre signs peace deal with Ulfa faction

The pro-talks faction of United Liberation Front of Asom (Ulfa) led by Arabinda Rajkhowa signed a memorandum of settlement with the Centre and Assam government in the presence of home minister Amit..
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Centre: 4500 civilians among 10000 killed in Ulfa violence in 44 yrs

Ulfa, an armed secessionist group, has existed for 44 years and caused cycles of violence in Assam resulting in approximately 10,000 deaths. The Centre and state government recently signed a peace deal..
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Peace deal fetches BJP brownie point ahead of Lok Sabha polls

The recalcitrant anti-talks Ulfa(I) led by Paresh Baruah and the Kamtapur Liberation Organisation (KLO) remain the last stumbling blocks in Assam's road to a militancy-free era after four decades of..
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah assures ULFA faction a time-bound implementation of agreement

A 29-member delegation of the ULFA's pro-talks delegation, including 16 ULFA members and 13 from civil society, signed the agreement.
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'Agreed to abjure violence': ULFA signs historic peace accord with Centre, Assam govt

The pro-talks faction of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) signed a tripartite Memorandum of Settlement pact with the Centre and Assam governments on Friday, committing to abandon violence and..
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Ulfa faction to sign accord with Assam, govt today

A tripartite memorandum of settlement will be signed by the pro-talks faction of Ulfa, the Centre, and Assam government. The accord will mark another milestone in the Modi government's efforts to..
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Govt, pro-talks Ulfa faction to ink peace pact on Friday


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16-member pro-talks ULFA delegation leaves for New Delhi for signing peace accord


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Tripartite peace deal likely this year-end: Ulfa


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Suspected ULFA cadre, 3 youths hurt in police firing in Assam


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15 organisations declared unlawful associations under UAPA: MHA to Rajya Sabha

A total of 15 organisations have been declared unlawful associations under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act to date, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) told the Rajya Sabha. The Union Minister..
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Ulfa-I member held after Army base attack


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How a 'Mossad agent' helped Ulfa seal its first weapons' deal


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Ulfa-govt peace talks held, no headway yet


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More 'encounters' after Ulfa (I) threat to DGP


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Centre sends draft peace plan to Ulfa


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Assam Rifles JCO hurt in militant firing in Arunachal

A JCO of the Assam Rifles was injured in a gunfight when troops stopped a group of suspected Ulfa (I) and NSCN (K-YA) militants from crossing into India from Myanmar at Pangsau Pass in Changlang..
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‘Ulfa expecting a deal with Centre by August 15’


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Let her be in jail: Assam DGP on girl who wrote pro-Ulfa poem


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Assam cops in gunfight with Myanmar-bound Ulfa (I) rebels


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Assam Police alerts Oil India, ONGC of possible militant attack

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'Spy' in Ulfa says he was planted by cops & Army


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Assam Youth Congress neta joins Ulfa-I


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Ulfa(I) lured 47 by using social media: Himanta Biswa Sarma


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