Ulfa Chairman

A TADA designated court in Guwahati on Tuesday acquitted United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa in a murder case dating back to 1990. Rajkhowa was acquitted on the basis of benefit of doubt in the case relating to the murder of noted businessman Surendra Paul.

Paving the way for possible talks with the United Liberataion Front of Asom (ULFA), chairman Rajib Rajkonwar alias Arabinda Rajkhowa was granted bail.Rajkhowa was granted bail on Thursday by a designated TADA court with the Assam government filing no objection to it.The court granted bail to Rajkhowa in six TADA cases.The hearing for the bail plea ...

In what is being viewed as steps to facilitate talks between the government and the ULFA, the banned group's 'vice chairman' and 'publicity secretary' were on Tuesday granted bail in four cases by a TADA court.

ULFA chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa has said there can be no peace talks from jail.

A day after ULFA's arrested 'chairman' Arabinda Rajkhowa's asserted that he will not hold talks with the government in handcuffs, the outfit's has termed it a "moral victory".

It was a rare public glimpse of ULFA chairman and co-founder, Arabinda Rajkhowa, wanted for murder, kidnapping and extortion.

ULFA Chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa, who is now in India's custody, says those who claim he was arrested want to derail the peace process in Assam even before it can begin.

ULFA Chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa was on Wednesday pushed back by the Bangladesh authorities to India and he was flown to New Delhi.

The report of ULFA chairman Rajiv Rajkonwar alias Arabindo Rajkhowa 's arrest in Bangladesh and his possible handing over to Indian authorities signals the beginning of a process of dialogue.

A TADA designated court in Guwahati on Tuesday acquitted United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa in a murder case dating back to 1990. Rajkhowa was acquitted on the basis of benefit of doubt in the case relating to the murder of noted businessman Surendra Paul.

Paving the way for possible talks with the United Liberataion Front of Asom (ULFA), chairman Rajib Rajkonwar alias Arabinda Rajkhowa was granted bail.Rajkhowa was granted bail on Thursday by a designated TADA court with the Assam government filing no objection to it.The court granted bail to Rajkhowa in six TADA cases.The hearing for the bail plea ...

In what is being viewed as steps to facilitate talks between the government and the ULFA, the banned group's 'vice chairman' and 'publicity secretary' were on Tuesday granted bail in four cases by a TADA court.

ULFA chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa has said there can be no peace talks from jail.

A day after ULFA's arrested 'chairman' Arabinda Rajkhowa's asserted that he will not hold talks with the government in handcuffs, the outfit's has termed it a "moral victory".

It was a rare public glimpse of ULFA chairman and co-founder, Arabinda Rajkhowa, wanted for murder, kidnapping and extortion.

ULFA Chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa, who is now in India's custody, says those who claim he was arrested want to derail the peace process in Assam even before it can begin.

ULFA Chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa was on Wednesday pushed back by the Bangladesh authorities to India and he was flown to New Delhi.

The report of ULFA chairman Rajiv Rajkonwar alias Arabindo Rajkhowa 's arrest in Bangladesh and his possible handing over to Indian authorities signals the beginning of a process of dialogue.