Bangladesh

ULFA leaders released on bail

by admin on February 24, 2010

ULFA ( United Liberation Front of Assam), an insurgent group active in Indian state of Assam, had been fighting for independent Assam since 1979. During this period, it had got almost 80% of its top leaders arrested by Indian security forces and are lodged in Guwahati ( state Capital of Assam). But Paresh BArua, the [...]

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Justice in Bangladesh

by admin on January 29, 2010

Finally, convicted killers of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who was the founding president of Bangladesh, were hanged at 1AM on 27th January 2010. Mr Rahman was killed in 1975, just four years after leading Bangladesh to independence from Pakistan. Here is the time line : Technorati Tags: 1971 war, Awami league, Bangladesh, bangladesh army, bangladesh nationalist [...]

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North-East India’s powerful rebel group NSCN(IM) ( National Socialist Council of Nagaland, Isak Muivah) has recently declined “invitation” from Indian government for next round of peace talks. The Naga group declined on the ground that the peace talk invitation came from ministry of home affairs ( MHA) but not PMO ( Prime Minister’s Office) of [...]

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ULFA top leaders arrested in Bangladesh

by admin on December 4, 2009

It is reported that Arbinda Rajkhowa, the chairman of ULFA ( United Liberation Front of Assam) in Bangladesh on 1st Dec 2009. ULFA was established in April 1979 at historic Sibsagar by Arbinda Rajkhowa, Paresh Barua and many other Assamese youths to liberate Assam from India and they have been operating various terrorist activities since. [...]

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Recent news from India depicts Indian diplomatic success in its eastern border. India has been trying to put pressure on both Bangladesh and Myanmar ( Previously known as Burma) for acting against anti-India separatist groups like ULFA(United Liberation Front of Assam), NSCN ( National Socialist Council of Nagaland) etc for long time now. Finaly, Myanmar [...]

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