Martyrs' Trust to be formed: Anup Chetia

From our Correspondent

HOWRAGHAT, February 22: ULFA general secretary Anup Chetia on Sunday visited Bakaliaghat and met the family members of deceased ULFA cadres.

The ULFA leader met and talked with the families at Sikari Pathar village near Bakaliaghat town. The families appealed to him to make them a part of the ongoing talks with the Government of India.

During the interaction with the media persons, the ULFA leader said that the outfit had urged the Government of India to start search operation for ULFA cadres who went missing after the anti-insurgency operation in Bhutan.  He said that a ‘Martyrs’ Trust’ would be set up by them and soon a museum in the me of deceased ULFA members would also be constructed.

Later, the ULFA leader held a meeting with the ceasefire groups of militant organizations like KLNLF, former DHD, UKDA and KRA.

On the other hand, the chairman of the KLNLF, P Dilli said that they also would like to form the ‘Martyrs’ Trust’ with the ULFA. During the meeting, Thong Teron, general secretary, publicity secretary, Rejak Dera of KLNLF, former DHD leader Prab Nunisa, Alex Kuki, general secretary, UKDA and Bruce Kuki, leader of KRA were present.