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India in touch with neighbouring countries for nabbing Paresh Baruah | On the day when Arabinda Rajkhowa, self-styled Chairman of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), and Raju Baruah, the outfit's deputy commander-in-chief, surrendered to Indian authorities near the India-Bangladesh border in Meghalaya, the Indian government has revealed that it is in touch with the neighboring countries to nab the elusive 'commander-in-chief' of ULFA, Paresh Baruah. Baruah is the
head of the military wing of ULFA, which is a banned organisation. According to
sources, top ULFA commander Paresh Baruah, who has been hiding in Bangladesh for
many years had moved to China earlier this year and now had been located in Myanmar's
Kachin region bordering China's Yunan province. Talking tough, India has also
asked its neighbours to behave responsibly on the issue , addressing the reporters
in New Delhi Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao said "Well Paresh Barua is
wanted in India for crime against Indian state, against Indian people and we continue
to seek his apprehension and we are in touch with neighboring countries about
these matters. And, we expect all neighbours to behave responsibly on this issue."
According to sources, elusive 'commander-in-chief of ULFA Paresh Baruah is hiding
in Myanmar's Kachin area, bordering China, and is under the full grip of anti-India
forces like Pakistan's ISI. Sources said Chinese official agencies like the army
were helping Baruah, not only on Chinese territory but also in Myanmar. In fact
Raju Baruah, Paresh's deputy, who has reportedly surrendered, has told security
agencies about the ULFA cadre receiving arms training at camps in China. ULFA's
'foreign secretary' Sashadhar Choudhury and 'finance secretary' Chitrabon Hazarika,
who had surrendered earlier, also told his interrogators earlier that the outfit
was getting its arms from Chinese manufacturers. Indian External Affairs Minister
SM Krishna will be visiting Myanmar on the December 9 and is expected to take
up the issue with the Junta leadership. According to Foreign Secretary Rao, India
is also in constant touch with Bangladesh. |
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