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3. In 2011 March, eight BSF Jawans were killed and
eight others were injured, when anti-talks NDFB
militants attacked the security team at Ultapani
Reserve Forest.
4. On 04th April 2011, NDFB laid an ambush in
Kokrajhar district and killed 02 Constables of
SSB.

5. On 6th Dec. 2013, NDFB (S) abducted and
later on killed two Constables of SSB in Panbari,
Chirang district.
6. On 23rd Aug, 2014, NDFB killed Priya Basumatary
(16 years) for sharing information to SFs about the
movements of NDFB (S).

7. On 09 May 2017, NDFB (S) killed one Sub.
Inspector of SSB in Chirang district. 2. United Liberation Front of Assam (Independent)
ULFA(I)
8. NDFB has also carried out number of attacks on
Adivasi or non-Bodo communities living in the 3. National Democratic Front of Bodoland
BTAD, such attacks have resulted in killing & (NDFB-S), Assam
displacement of large number of Adivasis in the 4. Kamtapur Liberation Organization (KLO),
year 1996, 2012 & 2014.
Assam
Linkages of NDFB:- 5. Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP), Manipur
NDFB has close links with ULFA & KLO. It is
an active member of the conglomerate of insurgent groups 6. Kanglei Yawol Kunna Lup (KYKL), Manipur
United National Liberation Front of Western South 7. People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak
East Asia (UNLFWSEA) formed in 2015 headed by SS (PRePaK), Manipur
Khaplang, which includes the following insurgent groups 8. People’s Liberation Army (PLA), Manipur
of Assam, Manipur & Nagaland. All these IIGs maintain
inter linkages in terms of financial assistance, training and 9. United National Liberation Front (UNLF),
waging armed rebel against GoI. Manipur

1. The National Socialist Council of Nagaland In 1999, NDFB formed a Coordination Committee
(Khaplang) NSCN(K), Nagaland with United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) for
launching united struggle and also established a working
arrangement with NSCN-IM of Nagaland for anti Govt.
operation.

NDFB established its base and training camps in
Bhutan. Also succeed to garner support of ISI/Pakistan,
Bangladesh and Myanmar. It established its camps in
Myanmar i.e. Tamu, Hukayat, Taga & Arakan with the help
of other ULFA & NSCN.

Reportedly, NDFB received Arms supply through
Myanmar based rebel group Chin National Liberation
Army (CNLA).

Operations against NDFB:-
The Govt of India declared Assam as a Disturbed

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