National Liberation Front Of Tripura
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Disbanded Tripura Groups Announce 72-Hour Blockade Over Pending Demands
The agreement included provisions for economic assistance, livelihood opportunities and other welfare measures aimed at facilitating their long-term rehabilitation.
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Tripura Insurgency Ends As Last 2 Rebel Groups Sign "Historic" Peace Deals: Amit Shah
Two insurgent groups in Tripura have agreed to give up arms and join the mainstream in a historic peace agreement signed with the Centre and the state government.
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Centre Bans 2 Tripura-Based Insurgent Groups, Their Associates For 5 Years
The Centre on Tuesday banned Tripura-based insurgent groups the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) and the All Tripura Tiger Force (ATTF) as well as their associate organisations for five years.
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Top Insurgent Leader Arrested In Mizoram
A top leader of outlawed outfit National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) was arrested in the Mizoram capital on Wednesday, Assam Rifles said in a statement.
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National Liberation Front Of Tripura Commander Surrenders Before Border Security Force
National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) commander Jaiba Kaloi, who had not seen his parents since his joining the group in 1998, surrendered before the Border Security Force (BSF) this morning.
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3 Kidnapped By Suspected Militants In Tripura, Massive Operation Launched
In what is seen as signals of revival of insurgency in Tripura, three workers, including a supervisor of the India-Bangladesh border fencing works, were kidnapped by suspected militants from Tripura on Monday. The kidnapping comes 11 days after a small-time businessman was kidnapped by militants in north Tripura.
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Another Rebel Group May Ink Peace Accord: Tripura Chief Minister
After the NSCN (IM), one more banned terrorist group in northeastern India - the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) - may give up arms and sign a peace pact with the government, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar today.
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Two BSF jawans killed in ambush, ultras flee to Bangladesh
Two BSF jawans guarding the ongoing border fencing work were killed on Friday in an ambush by suspected National Liberation Front of Tripura insurgents at Ratiacherra, a remote tribal hamlet in Dhalai district bordering Bangladesh. A group of BSF jawans were patrolling on foot at Ratiacherra village bordering Chittagong Hill Tract of Banglades...
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Disbanded Tripura Groups Announce 72-Hour Blockade Over Pending Demands
The agreement included provisions for economic assistance, livelihood opportunities and other welfare measures aimed at facilitating their long-term rehabilitation.
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Tripura Insurgency Ends As Last 2 Rebel Groups Sign "Historic" Peace Deals: Amit Shah
Two insurgent groups in Tripura have agreed to give up arms and join the mainstream in a historic peace agreement signed with the Centre and the state government.
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Centre Bans 2 Tripura-Based Insurgent Groups, Their Associates For 5 Years
The Centre on Tuesday banned Tripura-based insurgent groups the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) and the All Tripura Tiger Force (ATTF) as well as their associate organisations for five years.
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Top Insurgent Leader Arrested In Mizoram
A top leader of outlawed outfit National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) was arrested in the Mizoram capital on Wednesday, Assam Rifles said in a statement.
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National Liberation Front Of Tripura Commander Surrenders Before Border Security Force
National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) commander Jaiba Kaloi, who had not seen his parents since his joining the group in 1998, surrendered before the Border Security Force (BSF) this morning.
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3 Kidnapped By Suspected Militants In Tripura, Massive Operation Launched
In what is seen as signals of revival of insurgency in Tripura, three workers, including a supervisor of the India-Bangladesh border fencing works, were kidnapped by suspected militants from Tripura on Monday. The kidnapping comes 11 days after a small-time businessman was kidnapped by militants in north Tripura.
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Another Rebel Group May Ink Peace Accord: Tripura Chief Minister
After the NSCN (IM), one more banned terrorist group in northeastern India - the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) - may give up arms and sign a peace pact with the government, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar today.
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Two BSF jawans killed in ambush, ultras flee to Bangladesh
Two BSF jawans guarding the ongoing border fencing work were killed on Friday in an ambush by suspected National Liberation Front of Tripura insurgents at Ratiacherra, a remote tribal hamlet in Dhalai district bordering Bangladesh. A group of BSF jawans were patrolling on foot at Ratiacherra village bordering Chittagong Hill Tract of Banglades...
