New Delhi:Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday said more than 3,700 armed cadres of various insurgent groups have surrendered in the past two years in the Northeast. Those who give up their arms and join the government's dialogue process will be integrated into the mainstream society, the minister said, while speaking at the 51st Foundation Day of Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPR&D).
"In the Northeast many peace pacts have been signed. Today, the government is going to sign a peace pact with Assam's Karbi Anglong groups," Shah added.
Amit Shah also said that those who have arms in their hands will have to face police action and no obstruction would be tolerated. "But, the doors are open for those who drop their arms and want to have dialogue with us. The government has already initiated discussions with different extremist groups in the meantime," Shah said.