Twenty Three Militants Of National Liberation Front Surrendered

Twenty Three militants of the National Liberation Front surrender in Assam, Chief Minister said – a welcome step.

In Assam, 23 militants of the National Liberation Front of Bodoland (NLFB) surrendered on Thursday. These include the leader of the organization and the top commander.

Twenty Three militants, led by self-proclaimed NLFB chief M Batha, laid down their arms in front of state parliamentary affairs minister Pijush Hazarika at an event in western Assam’s Lalpani.

Hazarika welcomed the return of the militants to the mainstream. He said that at the request of Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, the NLFB members have returned home.

Former Assam Chief Minister and Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said in a tweet, “The surrender of its cadres including NLFB chief M Batha is a welcome step.”

It is a symbol of people’s faith towards peace and development in Assam and Northeast under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

For this, I congratulate Home Minister Amit Shah and Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.

 Naxalites in Chhattisgarh have successfully released 25 villagers.

Let us inform you that on the previous day, Naxalites in Chhattisgarh have successfully released 25 other villagers, including nine villagers who were abducted from the Kunded village of Sukma district.

Naxalites have given a stern warning to everyone not to become police informers by holding Jan Adalat. The Naxalites had kidnapped two villagers on 17 July and seven on 18 July.

Even after a day, when he did not return home, 25 other villagers also went to the forest to rescue him. They were also taken hostage by the Naxalites.

When the police reached Kunded after getting information about the incident, only women were found in the village. Since then the police was busy in search of the villagers.

SP Sunil Sharma said that all the villagers have reached their homes on Tuesday night. Not yet discussed in detail with the villagers