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Detained ULFA (I) operative reveals plans for multiple blasts in Tinsukia; Police suspect diversionary tactics

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By ETV Bharat English Team

Published : Nov 23, 2023, 5:24 PM IST

A ULFA (I) cadre, Achyutananda Neog alias Niloy Asom, has been detained following the grenade blast that occurred in Tinsukia district's Kakopathar on November 22.

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Tinsukia (Assam): In a significant breakthrough, Tinsukia police apprehended Achyutananda Neog, also known as Niloy Asom, a member of the United Liberation Front of Assam (Independent) [ULFA (I)], in connection with the grenade blast that rocked Kakopathar in Tinsukia district on November 22. The explosive incident, targeting an army camp, resulted in no casualties, providing a sigh of relief to the local community.

Niloy Asom's arrest unfolded a day after the explosion, as law enforcement authorities acted swiftly to capture the operative who had purportedly schemed a series of bomb attacks across Tinsukia. Sources suggest that Niloy had travelled from the ULFA (I) camp, where he had enlisted alongside his wife in 2022, to execute these plans. While his wife remains within the insurgent group, the police suspect Niloy's solo mission was timed in alignment with the upcoming protest day on November 28.

The ongoing interrogation of the detained ULFA (I) cadre aims to extract more information regarding the planned attacks and potential collaborators. Tinsukia police are leaving no stone unturned to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the incident and to pre-empt any looming threats.

Responding to the incident, the Director General of Assam Police, GP Singh, took to his verified social media handle to express concern. Singh highlighted a curious coincidence, noting, "It is a strange coincidence that the day Assam Government and @assampolice starts taking revitalised action on APSC Scam, there is a minor blast by miscreants in Tinsukia district of Assam." He further speculated that the blast might be an attempt to divert attention from the ongoing investigation into the Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) Scam.

Emphasising the resilience of law enforcement, Singh asserted, "Such miscreants and organisations would always try to stifle efforts to improve Assam. We would identify and punish perpetrators of this, and all such attempts that are made to divert our attention from improving our state." The commitment to unravel the depths of the scam and bring all involved to justice remains steadfast, as reiterated by Singh, who concluded his message with a mention of the official Chief Minister's Office handle.

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Top ULFA(I) cadre apprehended in Assam's Tinsukia

Tinsukia (Assam): In a significant breakthrough, Tinsukia police apprehended Achyutananda Neog, also known as Niloy Asom, a member of the United Liberation Front of Assam (Independent) [ULFA (I)], in connection with the grenade blast that rocked Kakopathar in Tinsukia district on November 22. The explosive incident, targeting an army camp, resulted in no casualties, providing a sigh of relief to the local community.

Niloy Asom's arrest unfolded a day after the explosion, as law enforcement authorities acted swiftly to capture the operative who had purportedly schemed a series of bomb attacks across Tinsukia. Sources suggest that Niloy had travelled from the ULFA (I) camp, where he had enlisted alongside his wife in 2022, to execute these plans. While his wife remains within the insurgent group, the police suspect Niloy's solo mission was timed in alignment with the upcoming protest day on November 28.

The ongoing interrogation of the detained ULFA (I) cadre aims to extract more information regarding the planned attacks and potential collaborators. Tinsukia police are leaving no stone unturned to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the incident and to pre-empt any looming threats.

Responding to the incident, the Director General of Assam Police, GP Singh, took to his verified social media handle to express concern. Singh highlighted a curious coincidence, noting, "It is a strange coincidence that the day Assam Government and @assampolice starts taking revitalised action on APSC Scam, there is a minor blast by miscreants in Tinsukia district of Assam." He further speculated that the blast might be an attempt to divert attention from the ongoing investigation into the Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) Scam.

Emphasising the resilience of law enforcement, Singh asserted, "Such miscreants and organisations would always try to stifle efforts to improve Assam. We would identify and punish perpetrators of this, and all such attempts that are made to divert our attention from improving our state." The commitment to unravel the depths of the scam and bring all involved to justice remains steadfast, as reiterated by Singh, who concluded his message with a mention of the official Chief Minister's Office handle.

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Top ULFA(I) cadre apprehended in Assam's Tinsukia

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