GUWAHATI:
Ulfa
(I) on Saturday said it has executed two of its new recruits on charges of spying for the
Army and the Assam Police and for attempting to convince other cadres to surrender.
The news, which has sent shockwaves across the state, comes ahead of Union home minister
Amit Shah’s two-day visit to the state from Monday to mark the completion of the first year of the state goverment.
In a statement, the outfit said it has executed Dhanjit Das of Barpeta and
Sanjib Sarma
of Baihata Chariali on Saturday after a ‘court’ of the outfit ‘found them guilty’ and awarded them death sentence on May 4 and 5. Dhanjit and Sanjib are said to be in their early thirties and are from very poor families.
Ulfa (I) chief
Paresh Baruah
said the “two have been executed today (May 7) at 8 am under the laws laid down in the constitution of Ulfa(I).”
Prabin Kalita is a journalist at The Times of India and is curren...
Read MorePrabin Kalita is a journalist at The Times of India and is currently the Chief of Bureau (northeast). He has been reporting in mainstream Indian national media since 2001. He has been a field journalist reporting gamut of issues from India’s northeastern region and major developments in neighbouring countries like Myanmar, China, Bhutan and Bangladesh concerning India and northeastern region. He has been covering insurgency—internal and cross-border, politics, natural calamities, environment etc. He is a post-graduate in Geological Sciences from Gauhati University.
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