Tripura (Insurgency North East): Timeline (Terrorist Activities) -2011

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January - 5	Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar on January 5 said that despite Bangladesh Security Forces’ (SFs) offensive against militants Northeast India still have their camps in the neighbouring country, reports Assam Tribune. It is difficult to completely contain the militants because they use the soil of Read more... Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar on January 5 said that despite Bangladesh Security Forces’ (SFs) offensive against militants Northeast India still have their camps in the neighbouring country, reports Assam Tribune. It is difficult to completely contain the militants because they use the soil of Bangladesh, get help from Pakistan and sneak into Indian Territory taking the advantage of hilly terrain and unfenced border, Sarkar said in his address at the silver jubilee celebrations of Tripura State Rifles at Gokulnagar. Read less...
January - 8	On January 9, The Sentinel reported that, raising hopes of tranquility Tripura witnessed less of riots, ethnic conflicts and massacres in the year 2010. The graph of insurgency-related violence in Tripura has dropped considerably. In June, Chief Minister Manik Sarkar informed the State Assembly that Read more... On January 9, The Sentinel reported that, raising hopes of tranquility Tripura witnessed less of riots, ethnic conflicts and massacres in the year 2010. The graph of insurgency-related violence in Tripura has dropped considerably. In June, Chief Minister Manik Sarkar informed the State Assembly that nearly 8,000 militants of different outfits including the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) and the All Tripura Tiger Force (ATTF) surrendered in the past 17 years. He was of the view that surrender of huge number of militants from their base camps was fallout of the proactive measures taken by the Bangladesh Government. According to Tripura’s DGP Pranay Sahaya, ‘chiefs’ of the two outfit, Ranjit Debbarma of ATTF and Biswamohan Debbarma of NLFT, are in Bangladesh and the process for handing them over to India was on process. Read less...
January - 14	Huge tracts of land inside Indian Territory have been reportedly turned into ‘free area’ of National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) along the Tripura-Bangla international borderline under Gandacherra Sub-division OF Dhalai District, reports Tripura Times. Local sources informed that a heavily ar Read more... Huge tracts of land inside Indian Territory have been reportedly turned into ‘free area’ of National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) along the Tripura-Bangla international borderline under Gandacherra Sub-division OF Dhalai District, reports Tripura Times. Local sources informed that a heavily armed militant team is regularly moving in and out of the Indo-Bangla border along Naraichari area near border pillar no. 2268 and 2269 under Boyalkhali village in Raisyabari area. The team, led by self-styled NLFT ‘leader’ Atharobabu Halam alias Babu Halam and Laltina Darlong have reportedly divided into two platoons to take control on localities under Raisyabari and Gandacherra Police Station. It has been learnt that recruitment rallies of NLFT was held in several areas of the locality namely Nunacherra, Jagabandhupara, Bhagirathpara, Ratannagar et al around two years back. According to the latest reports, a five-member NLFT team had issued subscription receipts against the names of all Government employees of Raisyabari area during a one night halt in the household of one Ajendra Tripura, resident of Mainyakomar locality under Raishyabari in December, 2010. The team reportedly had close local aides namely Shefali Tripura (28) and Hiralal Tripura (45) among the members. The receipts demanded three percent of salary from Government employees as subscription to NLFT failing which all the concerned persons would be murdered mercilessly. Read less...
January - 30	A heavily armed team of National Liberation Front (NLFT) was reported to have sneaked inside Indian Territory in the night of January 30, reports Tripura Times. Reports indicate that militants may attack in tribal hamlets of Gandacherra sub-division in Dhalai District. The team led by ‘self styled l Read more... A heavily armed team of National Liberation Front (NLFT) was reported to have sneaked inside Indian Territory in the night of January 30, reports Tripura Times. Reports indicate that militants may attack in tribal hamlets of Gandacherra sub-division in Dhalai District. The team led by ‘self styled leader’ Bumthung Halam comprising of 17-18 cadres armed with sophisticated weaponry is reportedly targeting to hold widespread massacres ahead of the ensuing Village Committee polls. The militants have detailed plans for launching attack on the civilian residences at border adjacent tribal hamlets in Udaysingh para, Ramanipara, Ratanjoypara, Bharatchandra Roaja para and Ananda Roaja para in the sub-division, said sources. Meanwhile, the NLFT got reinforced with inclusion of a large section of dissented cadres of the All Tripura Tiger Force (ATTF) recently. Sachin Debbarma, ‘self-styled home minister’ of the outfit is known to have joined NLFT with a bunch of followers following a massive tussle with ATTF supremo Ranjit Debbarma. The entire squad is presently stationed at Khagrachari camp of NLFT, said sources. Read less...
January - 31	A Government official of National Building Construction Corporation (NBCC), identified as C N Muni, was on January 31 shot dead by militants of National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) and his driver injured at a remote tribal hamlet near the Indo-Bangladesh border, reports Shillong Times. A grou Read more... A Government official of National Building Construction Corporation (NBCC), identified as C N Muni, was on January 31 shot dead by militants of National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) and his driver injured at a remote tribal hamlet near the Indo-Bangladesh border, reports Shillong Times. A group of NLFT militants opened fire at the jeep in which C N Muni, in-charge of Shewapara border fencing site of NBCC in North Tripura District, was travelling. Muni died on the spot. Read less...

*Data till , August 10, 2020

Source:Compiled from news reports and are provisional.

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