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6/13/2006

India      Terrorists kill 11 civilians and three security force personnel in Jammu and Kashmir
Bangladesh      Ten NLFT militants killed in Rangamati
Pakistan      Five persons killed in bomb blast in Balochistan
Sri Lanka      LTTE political leader and one soldier killed in separate incidents
India      Two persons killed in bomb blasts in Assam
India      Two Maoists killed in Maharashtra
Bangladesh      PBCP-Janajuddha leader killed in Bagerhat district
India      Police personnel injured in Maoist ambush in Chhattisgarh
India      Three militants arrested in Manipur
India      Two Maoists arrested in Orissa
India      Troops neutralize Maoist hideout in Jharkhand
Nepal      Government to withdraw Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Control and Punishment) Ordinance
Pakistan      Tribesmen reject soldiers as administrators in FATA
Sri Lanka      President Mahinda Rajapakse appoints Advisory Committee
India      NSCN-IM warns police chief of Dimapur district in Nagaland
India      Union Home Ministry to complete India-Bangladesh border fencing by end of 2007







 
India
Two persons killed in bomb blasts in Assam

A security force (SF) personnel, identified as Bircharan Singh, who was among the three injured in the grenade attack on a patrolling vehicle at Makum in the Tinsukia district on June 11-evening, succumbed to his injuries on the same night, according to Sentinel. 

Elsewhere in the district, suspected militants triggered a powerful time device killing one person, identified as Shiv Shankar Verma, and injuring 11 others at Bazar Chariali in Digboi on June 12, according to Sentinel.  

Another bomb was triggered near an Army camp on the National Highway 31 at Taraibari in the Goalpara district. However, no casualties were reported. 

Meanwhile, Indira Goswami, the negotiator representing the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) backed People’s Consultative Group (PCG), cautioned that the violence would derail the ongoing peace process. 

Further, a leading civil society organization working on citizen’s rights, Save Guwahati Build Guwahati, has reportedly appealed to the ULFA to stop violence.

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