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Guwahati: Keeping the promises made while signing the peace accord, Assam Government provided financial aid to over 1100 former Vanvasi rebels. Assam

The Assam government has partnered with the State Bank of India (SBI) to provide financial assistance to 1,181 former rebels. Each individual will receive a fixed deposit of Rs. 4 lakhs and a loan of Rs. 3.2 lakhs against the fixed deposit as security. The Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, attended the distribution ceremony and emphasized the governments commitment to the upliftment of Adivasi communities.

The Assam govt is envisioning a new era of peace in the state after the signing of a tripartite agreement

The Assam Police refuted news doing the rounds in the state that 35 members of an Adivasi militant group named APLA (Adivasi Peoples Liberation Army) were to surrender somewhere in Golaghat or Jorhat...

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Over 1,100 cadres of eight Adivasi militant groups laid down their arms, including more than 300 sophisticated weapons and over 1,400 rounds of ammuni

As many as eight groups of Adivasi militants laid down 304 arms and 1,460 rounds of ammunition before Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.

Guwahati: Nearly 1,100 cadres of eight Adivasi rebel groups, which had signed a peace agreement with the central and Assam government in September las.

The representatives of outfits, including three breakaway factions, deposited their arms to the chief minister at a ceremony organised by the home department Guwahati.

Altogether 1182 cadres of eight Adivasi insurgents outfits, which had signed a peace agreement with the central and Assam governments, on Thursday formally deposited their arms to Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma here.