ULFA's onslaught on Hindi-speaking people continues

Tuesday, May 15, 2007, 22:08 [IST]

Guwahati, May 15 (UNI) The ULFA's onslaught on the Hindi-speaking people continued unabated as the outfit once again killed a person at Borahat in Tinsukia today.

Official sources here said after killing the person, the ULFA activists swooped down on a group of labourers at Kathalonipara in Dibrugarh district, where five were suspected to have been killed, but it was yet to be confirmed.

Police had confirmed only the first incident.

Meanwhile, ULFA local commander Jiten Dutta claimed that they had killed five people at Kathaloni in retaliation to the killing of innocent persons by the Army at Doomdoma recently.

Details were awaited.

UNI

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