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The decision was taken at the outfit’s final general meeting held at Sipajhar 25 days after ULFA signed a memorandum of settlement in New Delhi on Dec 29 | Latest News India
Assam Congress President Bhupen Kumar Borah responded to CM Himanta Biswa Sarma calling Rahul Gandhi 'Ravan' by calling Sarma 'Ravan' in return.
After nearly four decades, the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) disbanded in a meeting at Sipajhar. Following a settlement with the Indian government on December 29, ULFA's chairman, Arabinda Rajkhowa, announced the decision to dissolve. The outfit, comprising around 700 members, will vacate designated camps, surrender arms, and end its existence.
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He says the people of Assam want peace and economic development, not violence