GUWAHATI: A guessed cadre of the National Liberation Front of Bodoland (NLFB) — a recently floated militant outfit at the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR) — that hid himself as a cab driver was detained here on Saturday night.
According to an inputsignal, a joint operation had been established from the Crime Branch and the Noonmati authorities at No.
2 Salbari place under the authority of Noonmati authorities here on Saturday night.
The detained cadre, Dipak Choudhury, allegedly promised to function as general secretary of the banned outfit, was working in town by devoting his individuality for the past few months.
The accused detract from Goreswar at Baksa district at the Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR).
He arrived to Guwahati three weeks back and has been staying in his brother-in-law Biswajit Rai’s home in Salbari and appeared after the NLFB’s organizational functions.
The Legislation Branch throughout the surgery retrieved two 9 millimeter pistol bullets, 1 motorcycle bearing and lots of prohibited files from his ownership.
The officer-in-charge of this Noonmati police channel Pabitra Bhuyan reported a situation (No.
313/2021) was lodged under sections 120(B ) ), 121(A), 122 and 124 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
“Further analysis is based about,” he added.
NLFB is a brand new insurgent team sailed by militant M Batha before this season.
Batha was a pioneer of this now-disbanded National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB).
He’d come from the jungle in the time of registering for the next Bodo Accord this past year.
Suspected NLFB cadre Detained in Guwahati
