Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Paresh Baruah Signals Willingness for ULFA(I) Talks
The leader of ULFA(I), Paresh Baruah, is open to talking with the government if they are serious about finding a solution.
He is not happy with how past governments have handled things.
He will keep fighting unless the government tries to find a solution.
He says his group won't target Assamese people or police unless attacked first.
He also has issues with how the NRC was updated and the land issues.
He wants talks to address the main issue, but isn't against negotiating.
Paresh Baruah, ULFA(I) leader, expressed dissatisfaction with national parties' approaches.
Baruah stated the ULFA(I) will continue its armed battle if there is no initiative from the Indian government.
He emphasized the ULFA(I) would not target Assamese people or police unless attacked first.
Baruah reiterated objections to the NRC update and encroachment on government land.
The ULFA(I) chief indicated a willingness to negotiate if the government shows sincerity.
- Who
- Paresh Baruah, Commander-in-Chief of ULFA(I)
- What
- Paresh Baruah, leader of ULFA(I), is open to talks with the government if they are sincere.
- When
- Not specified.
- Where
- Assam
- Why
- To find a political settlement to the issues raised by the ULFA(I).
ULFA(I) Stance
Government Stance
Negotiation Terms
ULFA(I) Stance
Wants a political settlement through negotiations.
Government Stance
Demands discussion on Assam's sovereignty.
- Organization
- ULFA(I)
- Leader
- Paresh Baruah
- Stance
- Open to talks if sincere
- Main issue
- Assam's sovereignty
