NDFB-P unhappy with peace process
The NDFB(P) is quite unhappy with the slow pace of peace process even seven years after the outfit struck a deal with the government. The pro talk militant outfit is further worried over the stepped up activities by NDFB-S, KLO and Jehadis.
The NDFB-P made the observations when they celebrated the outfit’s 29th foundation day centrally at Serfanguri designated camp in Kokrajhar on Saturday. NDFB president Dhiren Boro hoisted the flag in presence of the central leaders and took guard of honour from his cadres.
General secretary Govindo Basumatary said that the outfit took up arms for the cause of Bodo nation on this day in 1986 and struck ceasefire deal with the government in 2005 for the solution of Bodoland issues. He told that peace talk is going on and yet the government has not been sincere to solve the issue. He slammed the NDA government at the Centre for failing to implement their poll promises.
DHD chairman Dilip Nunisa, who attended the programme said that the government has done precious little to solve the problem of militancy. BTC MCLAs Jyotirindra Brahma, Jiran Basumatary and leaders from various organizations attended the function.
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BPF candidate from Banargaon constituency Rajiv Brahma won defeating nearest contestant Rabiram Narzary of PCDR by around 3414votes in Kokrajhar district. Brahma got 15,161 votes while Narzary got 11,747 votes, Manoj Kumar Brahma of Bjp got 10,252 votes.
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