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$Allahabad: Two senior United Liberation Front of Asom leaders belonging to the pro-talk faction took a holy dip in the Sangam at the Kumbh Mela seeking divine blessings for the success of their ongoing talks with the Centre. Self-styled deputy commander-in-chief of Ulfa Raju Baruah and the outfit\'s foreign secretary Shashidhar Chaudhary on Sunday took the dip in the Sangam along with religious leader Swami Adhokshananda.[caption id=attachment_604357 align=alignleft width=380$

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$Goalpara, Assam: An ULFA militant was today killed in an encounter with security forces in Assam\'s Goalpara district bordering Meghalaya. Huge cache of arms and ammunitions was also seized in the operation, police said.[caption id=attachment_529624 align=alignleft width=380$

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$Guwahati: A senior leader of ULFA\'s pro-talk faction, Hira Sarania, was today arrested from Nalbari town on the charges of dacoity, police said today. A special unit of Guwahati police nabbed Sarania and three others-Sarfaraz Ali Nawaz, Pankaj Kalita and Pradip Choudhary-for their alleged involvement in a dacoity.[caption id=attachment_423789 align=alignleft width=380$

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$Guwahati: The anti-talk faction of ULFA on Friday blamed infighting within the ruling Congress party in Assam for the violence between Bodos and minorities and said people in BTAD area are being made political scapegoat for the sake of individual political ambitions of leaders. In an email to media, ULFA \'Commander-in-Chief\' Paresh Baruah said that power struggle between Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and one of his cabinet colleagues has led to the present situation. Nobody is ignorant of the fact that lower Assam is burning due to the factional fight in state Congress party. The power struggle between Tarun Gogoi and one of his junior colleagues has brought a sense of personal and political frustration to the latter. This frustration has led to a sense of anger and alienation in his mind, Baruah alleged. He further alleged that people in the BTAD (Bodoland Territorial Area Districts) are being made political scapegoats in the process. [caption id=attachment_421070 align=alignleft width=380$

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$Allahabad: Two senior United Liberation Front of Asom leaders belonging to the pro-talk faction took a holy dip in the Sangam at the Kumbh Mela seeking divine blessings for the success of their ongoing talks with the Centre. Self-styled deputy commander-in-chief of Ulfa Raju Baruah and the outfit\'s foreign secretary Shashidhar Chaudhary on Sunday took the dip in the Sangam along with religious leader Swami Adhokshananda$

$Goalpara, Assam: An ULFA militant was today killed in an encounter with security forces in Assam\'s Goalpara district bordering Meghalaya. Huge cache of arms and ammunitions was also seized in the operation, police said$

$Guwahati: A senior leader of ULFA\'s pro-talk faction, Hira Sarania, was today arrested from Nalbari town on the charges of dacoity, police said today. A special unit of Guwahati police nabbed Sarania and three others-Sarfaraz Ali Nawaz, Pankaj Kalita and Pradip Choudhary-for their alleged involvement in a dacoity$

$Guwahati: The anti-talk faction of ULFA on Friday blamed infighting within the ruling Congress party in Assam for the violence between Bodos and minorities and said people in BTAD area are being made political scapegoat for the sake of individual political ambitions of leaders. In an email to media, ULFA \'Commander-in-Chief\' Paresh Baruah said that power struggle between Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and one of his cabinet colleagues has led to the present situation. Nobody is ignorant of the fact that lower Assam is burning due to the factional fight in state Congress party. The power struggle between Tarun Gogoi and one of his junior colleagues has brought a sense of personal and political frustration to the latter. This frustration has led to a sense of anger and alienation in his mind, Baruah alleged. He further alleged that people in the BTAD (Bodoland Territorial Area Districts) are being made political scapegoats in the process.$

Allahabad: Two senior United Liberation Front of Asom leaders belonging to the pro-talk faction took a holy dip in the Sangam at the Kumbh Mela seeking divine blessings for the success of their ongoing talks with the Centre. Self-styled deputy commander-in-chief of Ulfa Raju Baruah and the outfit's foreign secretary Shashidhar Chaudhary on Sunday took the dip in the Sangam along with religious leader Swami Adhokshananda

Goalpara, Assam: An ULFA militant was today killed in an encounter with security forces in Assam's Goalpara district bordering Meghalaya. Huge cache of arms and ammunitions was also seized in the operation, police said

Guwahati: A senior leader of ULFA's pro-talk faction, Hira Sarania, was today arrested from Nalbari town on the charges of dacoity, police said today. A special unit of Guwahati police nabbed Sarania and three others-Sarfaraz Ali Nawaz, Pankaj Kalita and Pradip Choudhary-for their alleged involvement in a dacoity

Guwahati: The anti-talk faction of ULFA on Friday blamed infighting within the ruling Congress party in Assam for the violence between Bodos and minorities and said people in BTAD area are being made political scapegoat for the sake of individual political ambitions of leaders. In an email to media, ULFA 'Commander-in-Chief' Paresh Baruah said that power struggle between Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi and one of his cabinet colleagues has led to the present situation. Nobody is ignorant of the fact that lower Assam is burning due to the factional fight in state Congress party. The power struggle between Tarun Gogoi and one of his junior colleagues has brought a sense of personal and political frustration to the latter. This frustration has led to a sense of anger and alienation in his mind, Baruah alleged. He further alleged that people in the BTAD (Bodoland Territorial Area Districts) are being made political scapegoats in the process.

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