Assam Times: 38 ULFA cadres surrender in Tamulpur

38 ULFA cadres surrender in Tamulpur
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Editor on 23 January, 2008 09:57:00
 
Thirty-eight ULFA cadres, including a woman cadre, laid down their arms before
the army in Tamulpur in Baksa district on Thursday morning. The group was by
Nayan Kakoti who surrendered before the GOC 4 Corps Lt Gen B S Jamwal at 21
Mountain Brigade Headquarters of Red Horn Division. They further submitted a
huge cache of arms and ammunition including 27 pistols, 18 grenades, 22
detonators, 30 kgs of explosives and 150 rounds of AK-47 live ammunition.
Speaking on the occasion, Lt Gen Jamwal said the army was trying to bring back
misguided youths to the mainstream adding that insurgency cannot bring any
solution. He further informed that some top cadres will be surrendering soon.
Assam Director General of Police R N Mathur, in his address said the move would
encourage other militants to eschew the path of violence.