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The banned rebel institution United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) claimed on thursday that they've positioned 19 bombs throughout assam to disrupt the Independence Day celebrations. In a press launch, the outfit said that bombs were planted in numerous regions in Upper assam, which include Sivasagar, Dibrugarh, and guwahati, in addition to Lower Assam. Meanwhile, police stated they have got detected "suspicious items" from more than one locations, along with Sivasagar and Nagaon.
The militant institution, of their statement, stated that they desired to illustrate their power with the aid of using sporting out bomb explosions these days throughout the kingdom from 6 am to twelve midday at numerous locations. However, because of technical reasons, the ULFA has known as off the operation. The outfit has asked the restoration and deactivation of the explosives via a press launch in order that they may now no longer pose a danger to the overall public.
ULFA additionally indexed the subsequent locations:
DTO Office, ONGC Number five Gate, Dibrugarh Lakuwa Tinali, ASTC, Lakhimpur ASTC, SP Office, Laluk Daily Market, Barghat police Outpost, Nangav Medical College, guwahati Dispur Last Gate, gandhi Mandap, Narengi army Camp, Pan Bazaar, Jorabat Overbridge, Bhetapara, Maligaon, Rajgarh, Nalbari, and Rangia in Sivasagar district of Assam. ULFA has additionally knowledgeable that the precise area of the bombs planted at 3 locations in Tinsukia district, along with Panitola, one vicinity in Dibrugarh district, and one vicinity every in Golaghat and Sorupathar couldn't be confirmed