Date
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Place
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Incident
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Nature of incident
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January 2
|
NS
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Three militant outfits of North
East, KLO, NLFT and PDCK had set March 31 as 'deadline' for
'Hindi speakers' and Bengalis to 'quit Kamatapur, Karbi-Longri
and Tripura' in an statement. The statement was signed by KLO
'chairman' Jiban Singh Koch, NLFT 'organising secretary' Seng-phul
Borok and PDCK 'chairman' JK Lijang. The statement also condemned
the killing of suspected NDFB-IKS, Ratna Narzary of Khunguri
village of Chirang District on December 29 by SFs. According
to the report, all these three militant groups are mentored
by the NSCN-K and ULFA-I.
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Non-violent
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January 17 |
NS |
PDCK, a Karbi militant formation, repeated its
earlier 'final ultimatum' to the Hindi and Bengali speaking inhabitants
of Karbi Anglong Autonomous District to leave the District before
March 31, 2017. This has led to a panic situation among the two
communities. PDCK along with two other groups - KLO and NLFT on
January 2 had asked the two communities to quit 'Kamatapur', Tripura
and 'Karbi Longri' within March 31. The outfits have further warned
that after the dateline both the communities would have to face
'the gravest of the grave' situation.
|
Statement |
January 23 |
NS
|
Four militant groups, including NDFB-IKS, KLO,
PDCK and NLFT, in a joint statement, called 24 hours 'total shut
down' on the Republic Day of India (26th January) in the entire
North East India. They asked the people of 'WESEA' to 'boycott'
the Republic Day celebration in their statement.
|
Statement |
February 24 |
NS |
The BSF has informed the BGB that seven militant
outfits from the Northeast have set up as many as 20 camps in
Bangladesh. Sources in the BSF said the NLFT has 10 camps, HNLC
from Meghalaya's Khasi hills has three camps, ULFA-I and MPLA
have two camps each while GNLA of Meghalaya, PREPAK and KYKL,
both from Manipur, have a camp each.
|
Statement |
March 30 |
Diphu /Karbi Anglong District
|
The Karbi Anglong District administration held
discussions with the leaders of various social organisations and
senior citizens at Diphu Circuit House on militant organizations'
'quit ultimatum' served on Bengali and Hindi-speaking communities
and how to defy it. Three militant outfits, KLO, NLFT and PDCK
had on January 2, 2017 issued 'quit notice' against the Bengali
and Hindi-speaking communities to leave Kamatapur, Karbi Anglong
and Tripura by March 31, 2017. SP Dr GV Siva Prasad assured the
oganisations of maintaining law and order in the District. He
revealed that Police personnel need to be deployed at some interior
hamlets. Meanwhile, he said that required number of armed forces
will arrive within 24 hours. He sought the cooperation from all
sections of people to prevent untoward incidents.
|
Non-violent |
May 13 |
NS
|
In a meeting at an undisclosed location, the NLFT-Biswamohan
faction, selected Subir Debbarma alias Yamorok (45), as
the new 'president' of the organisation. On the other hand, Biswamohan
Debbarma who had led the militant group for long years has been
made 'advisor'. The report further added that the new leader extended
support to those political parties who are 'waging war' for Twipraland.
|
Non-violent |
July 27 |
NS |
The number of NLFT cadres sheltered across the
border has been reduced around 90 even after a change in guard
of the banned outfit, according to latest intelligence inputs.
The 'president' of the outlawed group, Subir Debbarma and 'chief
of army' Sachin Debbarma are trying hard to bring back striking
strength to influence the ensuing Assembly elections. Erstwhile
'president' Biswamohan Debbarma, is now an 'advisor 'to the outfit.
|
Statement |
August 10 |
NS
|
Seven armed militant formations called a 12 hour
shut down strike on August 15, in the entire North East India,
which they term as WESEA to ban celebration of Indian Independence
Day. The total ban on the celebration of Indian Independence Day
was made in a joint statement signed by 'publicity secretary',
HNLC, Ksh Laba Meitei, 'president', KCP, Jiban Singh Koch, 'chairman',
KLO, N.Oken, 'chairman', KYKL, B..R Ferengga, 'general secretary',
NDFB-S, Sengphui Borok, 'organizing secretary', NLFT and J K Lijang,
'chairman', PDCK.
|
Violent |
August 14 |
North Tripura |
NLFT-BM militant along with his family surrendered
before DIG, BSF Sector Headquarters, Panisagar Sindhu Kumar. The
surrendered militant identified as Bishwamoni Debbarma (34) of
Rathtilla of Khowai. He was accompanied by his wife Semi Debbarma
(23) and one son- Justin Debbarma and one girl- Shini Debbarma
said a BSF's official communiqué.
|
Non-Violent |
August 24 |
Dhalai
|
A group of four NLFT militants surrendered to
BSF at Gandacherra in Dhalai District. The militants were identified
as Milan Mohan Tripura, Hiranjay Tripura, Danta Kumar Tripura
and Raiakumar Tripura. The four militants had fled their hideout
in the Khagracherri District of Bangladesh's Chittagong Hill-Tracts
on August 22.
|
Non-Violent |
August 27 |
Agartala
|
NLFT is planning to indulge in violence before
and during the next assembly elections due in February 2018. "The
surrendered terrorists said they fled from their Bangladeshi camp
last week. The NLFT leaders recently started recruiting new cadres
to create violence before and during the next assembly elections.
The four surrendered rebels are part of the newly recruited militants,"
Sub-Divisional Police Officer Jawahar Debbarma said post surrender
of four NLFT militants on August 26.
|
Statement |
October 14-15 |
Manipur
|
Normal life in the State was severely hit during
the total shut down called by various militants groups of the
region against the 'annexation' of Manipur to the Indian Union.
CoRCom a conglomerate of RPF, UNLF, PREPAK and PREPAK-Pro observed
as 'National Black day' and called total shut down from midnight
October 14-October 15.
|
violent |
November 14 |
Agartala
|
CM Manik Sarkar has alleged that peace talks with
the NLFT-BM could not be held because of the Centre's lack of
initiative.
|
Statement |
December 14 |
Tuikrama Lake/ Sepahijala |
Dead body of former NLFT militant was recovered
from Tuikrama Lake in Sepahijala District. According to Police
he was killed he was killed following a dispute over sharing of
money from the sale of several sophisticated arms to a drug smuggling
gang in Nagaland they had stolen from the 'armory' of ATTF.
|
Violent |