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Publicity Secretary of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) Mithinga Daimari being produced before the Court in Guwahati on Thursday, December 03, 2009.

Chief Minister of Assam Tarun Gogoi interacts with media during a press conference regarding the news that come in the media about the detained of Arivanda Rajkhowa, Chairman of banned outfit United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) in Bangladesh at Assam Secretariat Conference hall in Guwahati on Thursday,03 December 2009.

Chief Minister of Assam Tarun Gogoi interacts with media during a press conference regarding the news that come in the media about the detained of Arivanda Rajkhowa, Chairman of banned outfit United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) in Bangladesh at Assam Secretariat Conference hall in Guwahati on Thursday,03 December 2009.

Chief Minister of Assam Tarun Gogoi interacts with media during a press conference regarding the news that come in the media about the detained of Arivanda Rajkhowa, Chairman of banned outfit United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) in Bangladesh at Assam Secretariat Conference hall in Guwahati on Thursday,03 December 2009.

Publicity Secretary of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) Mithinga Daimari being produced before the Court in Guwahati on Thursday, December 03, 2009.

Cultural Secretary of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) Pranati Deka being produced before the Court, in Guwahati on Thursday, December 03, 2009.

Deserted look of the bridge during the 12 hour Assam Bandh called by United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) in protest against arrest of foreign Secretary Sashadhar Choudhury and self-styled Finance Secretary Chitraban Hazarika, the banned organization has also demanded for unconditional release of both the top leaders in Guwahati on Monday,09 November 2009. ULFA Foreign secretary Sashadhar Choudhury and Finance Secretary Chitraban Hazarika who had surrendered at Gokulnagar along the Indo-Bangla border at Tripura on November 6th.

Security personnel Keep Vigil, at Ganeshguri area during the 12 hour Assam Bandh called by United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) in protest against arrest of foreign Secretary Sashadhar Choudhury and self-styled Finance Secretary Chitraban Hazarika, the banned organization has also demanded for unconditional release of both the top leaders in Guwahati on Monday,09 November 2009. ULFA Foreign secretary Sashadhar Choudhury and Finance Secretary Chitraban Hazarika who had surrendered at Gokulnagar along the Indo-Bangla border at Tripura on November 6th.

Personnel of Indian army patrolling during the 12 hour Assam Bandh called by United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) in protest against arrest of foreign Secretary Sashadhar Choudhury and self-styled Finance Secretary Chitraban Hazarika, the banned organization has also demanded for unconditional release of both the top leaders in Guwahati on Monday,09 November 2009. ULFA Foreign secretary Sashadhar Choudhury and Finance Secretary Chitraban Hazarika who had surrendered at Gokulnagar along the Indo-Bangla border at Tripura on November 6th.

Foreign Secretary of the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) Sashadhar Choudhury (white shirt) and Finance Secretary of the group Chitraban Hazarika (green shirt) being produce before the CJM court in Guwahati on Saturday,07 November 2009. The Two top ULFA leaders surrendered before the BSF, at Gokulnagar along the Indo-Bangla border on the intervening night of November 4 and 5, 2009.Demanding the unconditional release of the two underground leaders, ULFA chairman Arabanda Rajkhowa in an e-mail to the media today called for a bandh on Monday, 09th November 2009 and demanded that the two leaders be produced before the media to avoid missing like that in Bhutan.

Foreign Secretary of the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) Sashadhar Choudhury (white shirt) and Finance Secretary of the group Chitraban Hazarika (green shirt) being produce before the CJM court in Guwahati on Saturday,07 November 2009. The Two top ULFA leaders surrendered before the BSF, at Gokulnagar along the Indo-Bangla border on the intervening night of November 4 and 5, 2009.Demanding the unconditional release of the two underground leaders, ULFA chairman Arabanda Rajkhowa in an e-mail to the media today called for a bandh on Monday, 09th November 2009 and demanded that the two leaders be produced before the media to avoid missing like that in Bhutan.

Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi receiving guard of honor during the celebration of 62nd Independence Day at Latasil Playground in Guwahati on Saturday, 15 August 2009.ULFA and other militants groups of the Northeast have called for a boycott the celebration of the Independence Day.

Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi receiving guard of honor during the celebration of 62nd Independence Day at Latasil Playground in Guwahati on Saturday, 15 August 2009.ULFA and other militants groups of the Northeast have called for a boycott the celebration of the Independence Day.

Security personnel keep vigil at the Latasil Playground where the 62nd Independence Day will be celebrated in Guwahati on Friday, 14 August 2009. Security is being beefed up after ULFA, NDFB, Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Manipur People"s Liberation Front (MPLF) and Tripura People"s Democratic Front (TPDF) on Monday, August 10, 2009 gave a call to boycott Independence Day celebrations and asked people to observe a general strike on August 15, the five banned outfits called an 18-hour general strike in the North-East starting from August 14 midnight.

A security personnel keeps vigil at the Latasil Playground where the 62nd Independence Day will be celebrated in Guwahati on Friday, 14 August 2009. Security is being beefed up after ULFA, NDFB, Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Manipur People"s Liberation Front (MPLF) and Tripura People"s Democratic Front (TPDF) on Monday, August 10, 2009 gave a call to boycott Independence Day celebrations and asked people to observe a general strike on August 15, the five banned outfits called an 18-hour general strike in the North-East starting from August 14 midnight.

Security personals keep vigil at River Brahmaputra as a preparation for forthcoming Independence Day celebration in Guwahati on Tuesday, 11 August 2009. ULFA, NDFB, Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Manipur People"s Liberation Front (MPLF) and Tripura People"s Democratic Front (TPDF) on Monday gave a call to boycott Independence Day celebrations and asked people to observe a general strike on August 15, the five banned outfits called an 18-hour general strike in the North-East starting from August 14 midnight. Security has been tightened in Guwahati a day after explosives were recovered from a market place near chief minister Tarun Gogoi"s official residence on Sunday. All roads leading to Gogoi"s residence have turned into fortresses with security personnel frisking each and every vehi

Railway Protection Force (RPF) officials inspect railway track as a preparation for forthcoming Independence Day celebration in Guwahati on Tuesday, 11 August 2009. ULFA, NDFB, Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Manipur People"s Liberation Front (MPLF) and Tripura People"s Democratic Front (TPDF) on Monday gave a call to boycott Independence Day celebrations and asked people to observe a general strike on August 15, the five banned outfits called an 18-hour general strike in the North-East starting from August 14 midnight. Security has been tightened in Guwahati a day after explosives were recovered from a market place near chief minister Tarun Gogoi"s official residence on Sunday. All roads leading to Gogoi"s residence have turned into fortresses with security personnel frisking each an

Railway Protection Force (RPF) officials inspect railway track as a preparation for forthcoming Independence Day celebration in Guwahati on Tuesday, 11 August 2009. ULFA, NDFB, Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Manipur People"s Liberation Front (MPLF) and Tripura People"s Democratic Front (TPDF) on Monday gave a call to boycott Independence Day celebrations and asked people to observe a general strike on August 15, the five banned outfits called an 18-hour general strike in the North-East starting from August 14 midnight. Security has been tightened in Guwahati a day after explosives were recovered from a market place near chief minister Tarun Gogoi"s official residence on Sunday. All roads leading to Gogoi"s residence have turned into fortresses with security personnel frisking each an

Security personals keep vigil at River Brahmaputra as a preparation for forthcoming Independence Day celebration in Guwahati on Tuesday, 11 August 2009. ULFA, NDFB, Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Manipur People"s Liberation Front (MPLF) and Tripura People"s Democratic Front (TPDF) on Monday gave a call to boycott Independence Day celebrations and asked people to observe a general strike on August 15, the five banned outfits called an 18-hour general strike in the North-East starting from August 14 midnight. Security has been tightened in Guwahati a day after explosives were recovered from a market place near chief minister Tarun Gogoi"s official residence on Sunday. All roads leading to Gogoi"s residence have turned into fortresses with security personnel frisking each and every vehi

Security personals keep vigil at River Brahmaputra as a preparation for forthcoming Independence Day celebration in Guwahati on Tuesday, 11 August 2009. ULFA, NDFB, Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Manipur People"s Liberation Front (MPLF) and Tripura People"s Democratic Front (TPDF) on Monday gave a call to boycott Independence Day celebrations and asked people to observe a general strike on August 15, the five banned outfits called an 18-hour general strike in the North-East starting from August 14 midnight. Security has been tightened in Guwahati a day after explosives were recovered from a market place near chief minister Tarun Gogoi"s official residence on Sunday. All roads leading to Gogoi"s residence have turned into fortresses with security personnel frisking each and every vehi

A security personnel keeps vigil at River Brahmaputra as a preparation for forthcoming Independence Day celebration in Guwahati on Tuesday,11 August 2009. ULFA, NDFB, Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Manipur People"s Liberation Front (MPLF) and Tripura People"s Democratic Front (TPDF) on Monday gave a call to boycott Independence Day celebrations and asked people to observe a general strike on August 15, the five banned outfits called an 18-hour general strike in the North-East starting from August 14 midnight. Security has been tightened in Guwahati a day after explosives were recovered from a market place near chief minister Tarun Gogoi"s official residence on Sunday. All roads leading to Gogoi"s residence have turned into fortresses with security personnel frisking each and every ve

Mridul Phukan (with bald head), the prime accused in the murder of eminent journalist Parag Das acquitted by a District session court as CBI enquiry failed to submit proper evidence of his involvement in the murder in Guwahati on Tuesday, 28 July 2009. Veteran journalist Parag Das was shot dead in city’s Rajgarh Road near Chandmari in broad daylight on May 17, 1996. The CBI, entrusted with the probe into the case, later filed the chargesheet in this connection in November 24, 2000, where it named four surrendered cadres of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) as the prime accused. The names include Mridul Phukan, Nayan Das, Diganta Baruah and Tapan Dutta while accept Mridul Phukan the other three accused were died under different circumstances during the course of the investigation.

Mridul Phukan (with bald head), the prime accused in the murder of eminent journalist Parag Das acquitted by a District session court as CBI enquiry failed to submit proper evidence of his involvement in the murder in Guwahati on Tuesday, 28 July 2009. Veteran journalist Parag Das was shot dead in city’s Rajgarh Road near Chandmari in broad daylight on May 17, 1996. The CBI, entrusted with the probe into the case, later filed the chargesheet in this connection in November 24, 2000, where it named four surrendered cadres of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) as the prime accused. The names include Mridul Phukan, Nayan Das, Diganta Baruah and Tapan Dutta while accept Mridul Phukan the other three accused were died under different circumstances during the course of the investigation.

Members of Manab Adhikar Sangram Samity (MASS) protest court decision to acquit Mridul Phukan in the murder case of eminent journalist Parag Das in Guwahati on Tuesday, 28 July 2009. District session court acquits Mridul Phukan as CBI enquiry failed to submit proper evidence of his involvement. Veteran journalist Parag Das was shot dead in city’s Rajgarh Road near Chandmari in broad daylight on May 17, 1996. The CBI, entrusted with the probe into the case, later filed the chargesheet in this connection in November 24, 2000, where it named four surrendered cadres of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) as the prime accused. The names include Mridul Phukan, Nayan Das, Diganta Baruah and Tapan Dutta while accept Mridul Phukan the other three accused were died under different circumstances during the cou

Mridul Phukan (with bald head), the prime accused in the murder of eminent journalist Parag Das acquitted by a District session court as CBI enquiry failed to submit proper evidence of his involvement in the murder in Guwahati on Tuesday, 28 July 2009. Veteran journalist Parag Das was shot dead in city’s Rajgarh Road near Chandmari in broad daylight on May 17, 1996. The CBI, entrusted with the probe into the case, later filed the chargesheet in this connection in November 24, 2000, where it named four surrendered cadres of the banned United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) as the prime accused. The names include Mridul Phukan, Nayan Das, Diganta Baruah and Tapan Dutta while accept Mridul Phukan the other three accused were died under different circumstances during the course of the investigation.

A deserted flyover during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

Security personnel checking vehicles during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

Security personnel checking bag of a commuter during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

Security personnel checking vehicles during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

Security personnel keep vigil during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

Foreigners return to their hometown after 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

A deserted flyover during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

Security personals keep vigil at Railway Station one day ahead of ULFA’s Army Day in Guwahati on Sunday,15 March 2009. Army day will celebrate by Ulfa on 16th March.

Security personals keep vigil at Railway Station one day ahead of ULFA’s Army Day in Guwahati on Sunday,15 March 2009. Army day will celebrate by Ulfa on 16th March.

A Security personal keep vigil at Railway Station one day ahead of ULFA’s Army Day in Guwahati on Sunday,15 March 2009. Army day will celebrate by Ulfa on 16th March.

Naba Kumar Roy also known as Nabajit Das and Krishna Barman an ULFA cadre arrested by police and being produced in court in Guwahati on Monday, 02 March 2009.

Naba Kumar Roy also known as Nabajit Das and Krishna Barman an ULFA cadre arrested by police and being produced in court in Guwahati on Monday, 02 March 2009.