Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Five ULFA-I Cadres Surrender Before Independence Day
Some members of a banned group called ULFA-I gave up their weapons and surrendered to the authorities before India's Independence Day.
Four of them walked a long way to reach the border and turned themselves in, while another surrendered in a different location.
Their families are very happy and relieved to have them back.
This happened as security forces are being extra careful and working against any ULFA-I activities.
The police also arrested someone suspected of helping the group recently.
Five ULFA-I cadres surrendered ahead of Independence Day in Assam.
Four cadres surrendered to Assam Rifles after walking for days near the border.
One additional cadre surrendered in Nagaland near the Indo-Myanmar border.
Families expressed relief, with some having appealed for their sons' return.
Security forces have increased vigilance and action against ULFA-I overground networks.
- Who
- Five cadres of ULFA-I.
- What
- Five ULFA-I cadres surrendered.
- When
- Ahead of Independence Day, August 5.
- Where
- Assam and Nagaland, near the Indo-Myanmar border.
- Why
- Unclear from the provided articles, but related to the families' appeals for return and increased security.
- Group
- ULFA-I
- Cadres Surrendered
- 5
- Surrender Date
- August 5
- Location of Surrender
- Assam/Nagaland border areas
- Cadres' Families Reaction
- Relief and Gratitude