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Shah said the ULFA, the oldest insurgent group of Assam, agreed to abjure violence, disband the organisation and join the democratic process.

A rebel group that fought for decades to free India’s northeastern state of Assam from New Delhi’s rule has signed a peace accord with the government pledging to end the

The ULFAs pro-talks faction on Friday signed a peace accord with the central and the Assam governments, agreeing to shun violence, surrender all arms, disband the organisation and join the democratic process.

Responsible for several attacks and once having the ability to bring life to a standstill in Assam and the region, ULFA today has been reduced to the very margins

Assam Chief Minister hails a historic peace accord with ULFA, ending decades-old insurgency.

India News: DELHI: Stating that the peace agreement with the pro-talks faction of Ulfa has nothing new to offer, opposition parties in Assam on Friday slammed BJP.

The Modi government’s mantra of development and peace has endowed its practitioners with patriotic might and concerted state action has won the day

The United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), the Centre, and the Assam government signed the much-anticipated historic tripartite peace accord on Friday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday hailed the peace pact signed by the central and Assam governments with ULFA, saying the agreement paves the way for lasting progress in the state.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has announced a high-level inquiry into the death of Dipankar Gogoi, a former member of the anti-talk faction of the group.