Army operation against ULFA on

The Army will continue its counter-insurgency operations in Assam till a ceasefire is reached with the banned militant outfit ULFA, GOC-in-C...

• Kolkata | October 28, 2005 12:00 AM IST
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The Army will continue its counter-insurgency operations in Assam till a ceasefire is reached with the banned militant outfit ULFA, GOC-in-C Eastern command Lt-Gen Arvind Sharma said on Thursday. Sharma said that till there was any instruction from the government, counter-insurgency operations by the Army would continue in Assam. He said it was to be kept in mind before reaching a ceasefire that ULFA went underground after Operation Bajrang in 1991. — PTI

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