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Major Massacres by Terrorists in 2001


Sl. No.

Date

Place/District

Outfit

Killed

Injured

1

January 29

Thansa, Kabi Anglong

UPDS
11
0
2

Febuary 8

Dehangi, North Cachar Hills

NS
9
3
3

March 6

Fulkumari, Kokrajhar

NS
6
0
4

March 18

Ramgaon, Kamrup

NDFB
6
5
5

June 3

Lungsung, Kokrajhar

NDFB
10
0
6

June 13

Namdang, Tinsukia

NSCN-IM
9
1
7

June 21

Moran, Dibrugarh

NS
13
10
8

July 31

Dadgiri, Kokrajhar

NS
6
8
9

August 5

Silbari, Bongaigaon

NDFB
10
2
Total
80
29

 

March 1: Four suspected militants of Bengali Tiger Force (BTF) were shot dead in an encounter with SFs at Chereng Chapori in Darrang District.

February 8: Nine policemen killed and three more injured in an ambush laid by unidentified militants near Dehangi in North Cachar hills District.

March 6: Six persons killed in an ambush on a truck by suspected Adivasi militants at Fulkumari village in Kokrajhar District.

March 18: Six persons, including two children killed and five injured by suspected NDFB militants at Ramgaon village in Kamrup District.

June 3: 10 adivasi woodcutters killed by suspected NDFB militants at Lungsung Reserved forest area in Kokrajhar District.

June 13: Nine security force personnel of the Assam Rifles killed and another injured in an ambush by NSCN-IM militants on an ambulance near Namdang in Tinsukia District.

June 21: 13 SULFA activists killed and 10 more injured in an attack by unidentified assailants on a SULFA gathering at Moran in Dibrugarh District.

July 31: Six Bhutanese citizens including five forest officials killed and eight others injured in an explosion at Dadgiri, along the India-Bhutan border in Kokrajhar District.

August 5: 10 people, including eight security force CRPF personnel killed and two more injured in an explosion caused by suspected NDFB militants at Silbari in Bongaigaon District.

 

 

 

 

 
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