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Banned Assam Outfit ULFA-I Declares Ceasefire For 90 Days Amid Covid Rise
The United Liberation Front of Asom - Independent (ULFA-I) on Saturday announced a unilateral ceasefire for three months with immediate effect. The Paresh Baruah-led insurgent group said it took the decision due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Assam.
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644 Militants Of 8 Banned Insurgent Outfits Surrender In Assam: Report
A total of 644 militants of eight banned insurgent outfits surrendered in Assam on Thursday along with 177 arms, police said.
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Armed Forces Special Powers Act Extended For 6 Months In Arunachal
The Centre has extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in three districts of Arunachal Pradesh and its eight police station areas bordering Assam by another six months, in view of continuing activities of banned insurgent groups of the Northeast.
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India To Fence Sensitive Patch Along 'Open' Bhutan Border
In a first, government has decided to erect fencing along a "sensitive" and notorious border patch between India and Bhutan in order to keep control on activities of insurgent and militant groups active along this area.
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Banned Assam Outfit ULFA-I Declares Ceasefire For 90 Days Amid Covid Rise
The United Liberation Front of Asom - Independent (ULFA-I) on Saturday announced a unilateral ceasefire for three months with immediate effect. The Paresh Baruah-led insurgent group said it took the decision due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Assam.
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644 Militants Of 8 Banned Insurgent Outfits Surrender In Assam: Report
A total of 644 militants of eight banned insurgent outfits surrendered in Assam on Thursday along with 177 arms, police said.
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Armed Forces Special Powers Act Extended For 6 Months In Arunachal
The Centre has extended the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in three districts of Arunachal Pradesh and its eight police station areas bordering Assam by another six months, in view of continuing activities of banned insurgent groups of the Northeast.
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India To Fence Sensitive Patch Along 'Open' Bhutan Border
In a first, government has decided to erect fencing along a "sensitive" and notorious border patch between India and Bhutan in order to keep control on activities of insurgent and militant groups active along this area.
