CM Himanta Biswa Sarma urges ULFA-I not to issue boycott call for Republic Day
First Published: 4th January, 2022 22:30 IST
Taking a step forward the possible talks process between the government and the United Liberation Front of Assam Independent (ULFA-I), Assam Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma appealed the outfit
Taking a step forward the possible talks process between the government and the United Liberation Front of Assam Independent (ULFA-I), Assam Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma appealed the outfit not to declare any bandh or issue any boycott call during the ensuing Republic Day.
Sarma was addressing the media at the Zaloni Club in Duliajan on the second day of the 2-Day Conference of SPs. “I appeal Ulfa Independent Chief Paresh Barua not to declare any bandh or issue any boycott call for the ensuing Republic Day” he urged citing its similar gesture during the last Independence Day.
Also Read: Omicron reaches Meghalaya: 5 Cases reported
He also informed that a cordial environment is being built with ULFA-I for a peace process .”Security forces have not launched any major offensive against the outfit during the last eight months. We want to take the peace process ahead and for that, a conducive atmosphere is absolutely the need of the hour,” he said.
While replying to a question on withdrawal of the AFSPA CM Sarma reiterated that it will be done in a rational manner.
Briefing about the two-day-long SPs conference CM Sarma said that a whole of issues like better citizen-friendly policing, war against drugs, organized crime, economic offences like bank fraud, cyber, etc. were deliberated upon.
Also Read: Efforts on to bring ULFA-I to talks table: CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
The use of modern technology for crime investigation became the focal point for discussion in the conference and suggestions regarding its application were sought from central government officials involved in crime control.
It might be mentioned, Union Home Secretary Ajay Kr Bhalla and Director of Intelligence Bureau Arvind Kumar were present during the conference.
The next SPs conference will be held at the Police Training Center, Dergaon after six months.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Mizoram: Christmas & New Year Wishes from Zaipawl Diocese
23rd December 2024Live Nagaland Minister Temjen Imna Along Emphasises Need for Naga Political Settlement
23rd December 2024Live Feeling Ignored By Father, Stepbrother Slits Throat of 2 Minor Siblings
23rd December 2024Live Manipur: People From 18 Villages Protest In Churachandpur Over Release Of Villagers Labour Wages
23rd December 2024WE RECOMMEND
Feeling Ignored By Father, Stepbrother Slits Throat of 2 Minor Siblings
The deceased children have been identified as Gaurav Sharma and Kaushik Sharma.
23rd December 2024Young Rapido Driver Working Hard to Fund Sister’s Wedding Dies in Guwahati Road Accident
Rapido driver working tirelessly to fund his sister’s wedding died in a tragic road accident at the Dispur Super Market flyover in Guwahati.
23rd December 2024Assam Police Arrests 6 Bangladeshi Nationals, Deports Them Back
The Bangladeshi infiltrators have been identified as--Mustafizur Rahman, Kabbo Cruze, Md. Lelin Mia, Sirazul Islam, Saiful Islam and Muktar Hussain.
23rd December 2024Assam CM Pledges to Eradicate Child Marriage by 2026; Over 2,000 Arrested in Crackdown So Far
CM Sarma said that while the crackdown initially saw 5,000 arrests of individuals involved in child marriages, the number has now reduced to 2,000.
23rd December 2024Assam Shocker: Tiger Kills Man, Eats His Body Parts
A 60-year-old man was killed by a tiger, and his dismembered remains were found near the boundary of the tea garden, adjacent to the Kamakhya Reserve Forest in Assam’s Kaliabor on Sunday. The victim, identified as Basudev Karmakar, aged 60, had been missing since Saturday. Basudev Karmakar was reportedly attacked by the tiger when he […]
22nd December 2024