Archive · 21 Aug 2025
Assam TADA Court Acquits 31 ULFA Leaders in 35-Year-Old Case
A very long court case in Assam is now over.
It started a long time ago, in 1991, and the court just made a decision.
The case was about a group called ULFA and accusations of doing bad things.
The court said 31 people are not guilty.
Some of the people are important leaders from ULFA.
One of the leaders was happy with the verdict.
This case was a big part of a difficult time in Assam's history.
A TADA court acquitted 31 accused in a case registered in 1991.
The case, one of Assam's longest, involved charges of terror, extortion, and unlawful activities.
The trial formally began in 2001 and concluded with the recent verdict.
Acquitted included prominent ULFA leaders like Anup Chetia and Arabinda Rajkhowa.
The court's decision marks the end of a decades-old case related to Assam's insurgency period.
- Who
- 31 accused, including ULFA leaders such as Anup Chetia and Arabinda Rajkhowa.
- What
- A TADA court acquitted 31 ULFA leaders.
- When
- The case was registered in 1991, with the trial commencing in 2001, concluding with the verdict.
- Where
- Assam
- Why
- Not explicitly stated in the articles.
- Case Type
- TADA
- Year Registered
- 1991
- Trial Start
- 2001
- Accused Acquitted
- 31
- Involved Group
- ULFA
- Charges
- Terror, extortion, unlawful activities
