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Six killed in Assam violence
GUWAHATI, JAN. 23. Six people, including four woodcutters and two
ULFA militants, were killed while the Army averted a major
disaster in separate incidents in Assam on Monday night, official
sources said here today.
Heavily armed ultras raided village Bishnupur-Sankuchi in Nalbari
district and hacked to death four woodcutters belonging to the
minority community, the sources said.
Two other injured people were shifted to Guwahati Medical College
Hospital.
Army troops detected an improvised explosive device (IED) placed
under Baradiya bridge on national highway number 31 near Nalbari
town. The Army bomb disposal squad defused the IED.
The Dibrugarh police in an encounter with ultras at Lankashi and
Hukani area under Bordubi police station killed an ULFA militant,
Sunil Gohain, belonging to the `action group'.
In another encounter with the Army in Nalbari district, one ULFA
militant, Hebib Ali alias Habibur Rahman, was killed in Barbhila
village.
- PTI
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