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Bangladesh HC acquits former home minister and senior military officials in 10-truck weapons haul for ULFA case, Paresh Baruah’s death sentence commuted

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Bangladesh High Court has acquitted former Home Minister and BNP leader Lutfozzaman Babar and five others who were earlier convicted of supplying arms to ULFA,
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Assam: ULFA (I) sends list of 25 locations where it planted bombs to disrupt Independence Day celebrations, claims bombs failed due to technical issues,...

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ULFA (Independent) sent a letter to media saying that it had planted bombs at 25 places in Assam, but they didn't detonate due to technical issues
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ULFA disbands itself as per peace agreement after decades of strife, signifying a historic milestone: The rise, the fall and the split of the...

Gopal Tiwari -
Established in 1979, the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) has traversed a tumultuous journey over four decades, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of Assam.
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ULFA disbanded 44 years after its formation; had signed a tripartite memorandum pact with the Centre and Assam govt

OpIndia Staff -
It comes twenty-five days after the pro-talk faction of ULFA signed a tripartite memorandum of settlement in New Delhi with the Centre and the Assam government on 29th December.
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Pro-talk faction of ULFA signs tripartite Memorandum of Settlement pact with Centre and Assam govt, over ₹1.5 lakh crore package for Assam assured: Read...

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The pro-talk faction of the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) signed a tripartite Memorandum of Settlement with the Union Government and the Assam government in Delhi on 29th December.
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Assam CM Sarma slams Times Of India’s fake news regarding talks with Ulfa, says India sovereignty is non-negotiable

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"No Chief Minister can discuss sovereignty of India with anyone. This is non-negotiable," said the Assam CM.
Crime

Banned outfit ULFA(I) releases one of the two Quippo employees near Myanmar border more than 100 days after abducting them

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After released by ULFA(I), Pranam Kumar Gogoi crossed the Indo-Myanmar border on foot, where Indian Riffles soldiers found him

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