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Date Events
27 February ULFA terrorists kill the Assam's PWD and Forest Minister, Nagen Sharma in Nalbari district. Four others are also killed in the attack.
5 March Assam Veterinary Minister Hiranya Konwar escapes assassination attempt by ULFA terrorists near Moran, Sibsagar district.
15 March Union Home Minister L.K. Advani informs Parliament that operations against the BLTF have been suspended after the group agreed to abide by the Indian Constitution.
29 March Union government and BLTF arrive at an agreement on 'ground rules for truce' and to se tup a Joint Monitoring Group to oversee the ceasefire.
30 March Chief Minister Mahanta reveals on the floor of the State Assembly that Muslim United Liberation Tigers of Assam (MULTA) and Muslim United Liberation Front of Assam (MULFA) are active in the State and adds that activists of the two terrorist outfits are receiving training in foreign countries.
2 April Assam Police discloses that 62 suspected terrorists, belonging to various outfits operating in India's Northeast region, were arrested in Bangladesh prior to the visit of United States President Bill Clinton to that country.
4 April In the largest ever surrender of terrorists in Assam,, 532 cadres of ULFA, NDFB and Karbi National Volunteers, lay down arms in the presence of the State Governor, Lt. Gen (Retd.) S.K. Sinha, at Rang-Ghar, Sibsagar district.
9 April The United People's Democratic Solidarity (UPDS) - a joint body of the Karbi National Volunteers (KNV) and Karbi People's Front (KPF), massacre 11 persons in Karbi Anglong district.
19 April The UPDS terrorists gun down 11 persons in two separate incidents in Karbi Anglong district.
18 May Six persons, including an executive magistrate, killed in an ambush laid by Dima Halim Daogah (DHD) terrorists near Haflong, North Cachar Hills district.
27 May The Self-styled Assistant Publicity Secretary, Central Committee leader, and editor of ULFA's website newsletter Swadhinata also known as Freedom, Swadhinata Phukan, alias Kabiranjan Saikia, killed in an encounter with security forces in Gendheli, Jorhat district.
30 May Security forces arrest six ISI agents from Ghograpar, Nalbari district, and recover incriminating documents from them.
30 June Three security force personnel killed and two others injured in an ambush laid by DHD terrorists in North Cachar Hills district.
11 July 12 NSCN-IM terrorists killed in an encounter with security forces in Bholapunji, Cachar district.
15 July UPDS terrorists massacre 10 persons, including two women and four children, in Langparpang, Karbi Anglong district.
31 July NDFB terrorists blow up two bogies of passenger train bound for Rangiya at Soonmari, about 60 km from Guwahati, killing 14 passengers.
1 August NDFB terrorists explode a bomb on a passenger train killing 12 and injuring several others near Tezpur.
12 August Four ULFA terrorists killed in an encounter with army in Tinsukia.
15 August Three hundred ULFA terrorists including one of its top leaders Lohit Deuri surrendered before Assam Chief Minister.
A 'commander' of ULFA, Anil Bora alias Basant Phukan killed in an encounter with police in Dibrugarh.
18 August Six terrorists including four of the ULFA and two of the Rabha National Security (RNS) surrendered. Four hardcore ULFA terrorists killed in an encounter with army in Tinsukia.
19 August Bineshawar Brahama, President of the Bodo Sahitya Shaba killed by suspected NDFB terrorists at Guwahati.
21 August NDFB terrorists kill five Muslim civilians in Dhubri.
At Garagaon, another group of NDFB terrorists kill Bodo MLA Mohini Basumatary.
25 August Bodo terrorists kill five persons in a landmine blast in Kokrajhar district. The killed include two security force personnel and three suspected Muslim terrorists being taken for interrogation.
10 September An ULFA terrorist, who was the main accused in the killing of Sanjoy Gosh, General Secretary of an NGO, AVARD-NE, killed in an encounter in Jorhat.
12 September Suspension of operations by security forces against the BLT in Assam further extended for one year following an agreement between the Central government, the Assam Government and the BLT. The extension comes into effect on September 15.
14 September Suspected terrorists of NSCN-IM and UPDS kill eleven people including ten policemen in an ambush near Diphu.
16 September Two hundred ULFA terrorists operating in central Assam's Nagaon and Morigaon districts surrendered with their "Commander" Pranab Bora alias Swapnil Deka Raja.
18 September A news report stated that in a special joint operation conducted over a period of two weeks, eighteen ULFA terrorists were killed in Bhutan.
29 September Ten ULFA terrorists killed in an encounter with security force personnel at Sareswar.
23 October 15 people killed by suspected ULFA terrorists killed in two separate incidents in Tinsukia and Dibrugarh districts.
25 October 68 terrorists, including 54 ULFA cadre, 10 MULTA insurgents and four NDFB terrorists, surrender in Assam.
27 October ULFA terrorists massacre nine persons and injure 12 more in Nalbari district.
8 November Eight civilians, including seven of a non-Assamese community, killed by suspected NDFB terrorists in Barpeta district.
16 November 10 members of a non-Assamese community killed in Sibsagar district at a time when a parliamentary team of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is on a tour to monitor the law and order situation in the State.
25 November Eight woodcutters klled by NDFB terrorists in the Lung Sung forest reserve.
26 November Four non-Assamese, 'Biharis' killed by ULFA terrorists. Chief Minister alleges that the Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) is aiding and abetting terrorism in the region.
28 November Three non-Assamese, Biharis, killed by ULFA terrorists in Tinsukia district.
30 November 22 persons -- a majority of them non-Assamese, including eight Bihari truck drivers -- killed in three separate massacres in Bongaigaon district.
3 December Central government despatches 30 additional para-military companies to the Assam to launch 'pro-active operations' against terrorists.
6 December 160 terrorists including 153 belonging to ULFA and 7 NDFB cadres surrender in Dispur.
7 December 28 Hindi-speaking petty traders and farm workers from Bihar killed by suspected ULFA terrorists near Sadiya.
8 December Brother of Sasha Choudhury, 'foreign secretary' of ULFA killed by unidentified assailants in Nalbari district.
12 December 11 BLT terrorists killed in an internecine clash with the NDFB terrorists in Barpeta district.
18 additional companies of CRPF deployed in 18 districts of the Assam.
13 December I D Swami, Union Minister of State for Home Affairs,speaking in the Parliament, confirms the reports that ULFA has been procuring arms from the Chinese Army.
17 December Army sources claim that the ULFA chief, Paresh Baruah has been injured and his deputy, Raju Baruah killed in an internecine clash in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh.
18 December Paresh Baruah calls up news channels to contradict the reports of the clash.
20 December Four NDFB terrorists killed in an encounter inside the Manas National Park in Bongaigaon district.
21 December NDFB declared an unlawful association under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 by the Central government.
Sixteen civilians, including ten Bhutanese traders, killed in separate incidents by suspected BLT terrorists in Barpeta, Darrang and Nalbari district.
28 December Eight persons from the Hindi-speaking community killed by suspected UPDS terrorists at Ranganagar village in Karbi Anglong district.
31 December Four Hind-speaking persons killed by suspected UPDS terrorists at Disobai forest in Karbi Anglong district.

 

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