Christian terrorist group NDFB(S) massacred 73 civilians in Assam
Titu Shadowson | December 24, 2014 | Kokarjhad (Assam):: In a massive assault on the tribal civilians in the state of Assam, the Songbijit faction of the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) has massacred around 73 civilians as confirmed so far. The toll is likely to increase further as time passes. Last night the NDFB(S) assaulted 4 places in Assam. Witnesses say that the NDFB(S) terrorists came in Army uniform. The NDFB(S) terrorists divided themselves into units carrying 16 terrorists each and infiltrated their target villages in interior Assam.
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NDFB(S) is a Christian terrorist organization which sabotaged the actual Bodoand movement that saw Bodoland is a territory for the ethnic Bodos who claim themselves different from the Assamese but later the Evangelists infiltrated the organization sameway they did in LTTE and Naga organizations and it became a separatist organization walking on the path of terror tactics. NDFB has history of communal attacks on Hindus including the tribal people who didn’t agree to convert into Christianity. In the past, the NDFB received its funding via the Bhutanese diplomatic bag to their leadership based in the capitals of South-East Asian countries. The Myanmar-based Chin National Liberation Army is NDFB’s main supplier of arms and ammunition. The outfit also has had links with other militant organizations including United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA), Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO), Achik National Volunteers Council (ANVC) and National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang (NSCN-K) which officially declared Nagaland as the “Kingdom of Christ”. The Hindu Bodos irritated by the activities of NDFB had formed a pro-India resistance group named “Bodo Liberation Tiger Force” (BTLF) which has assisted the Indian security agencies in their operations against NDFB. – Read details in Covertwires at:http://www.covertwires.com/index.php/articles/christian-terrorist-group-ndfbs-massacres-73-civilians-in-assam#sthash.jRkcHKJQ.dpuf
Songbijit Kathar’s NDFB faction responsible for mass killings in Assam, brother Prakash heads KLNLF
Bikash Singh | Guwahati | ET Bureau | Dec 29, 2014:: Songbijit Ingti Kathar gained instant nationwide notoriety when the faction of the outlawed National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) that he heads was held responsible for last week’s mass killings in Assam— the toll in the massacre has exceeded 80. The irony is that Songbijit Kathar is a Karbi by birth and, in fact, his younger brother, Prakash Ingti Kathar, heads the Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF).
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While the elder brother’s grouping comprises the faction of the outlawed NDFB that’s dead against any peace talks with the government, the KLNLF has held to a ceasefire agreement. Having joined the outfit before 2003, Songbijit, 45, has risen right through the ranks to become its socalled commander-in-chief. He’s been in charge of NDFB’s operations in Assam’s Karbi Anglong area. The outfit professes to be fighting for an independent Bodoland.
“NDFB got several youths then, trained them in a short time in gun running and asked them to defend Bodos. After the riots were over, he did not allow those youths to go back, telling them that the police would harass them.”
The outfit has been growing in strength over the past few years with its fearsome reputation being built up thanks to such atrocities as the one committed last week.
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The outfit has set up bases across the border in Myanmar. In fact, a message originating from that country has been revealed to have conveyed that Songbijit sent a radio message ordering his cadres to “kill as many non-Bodos as possible” in Kokrajhar and Sonitpur on Tuesday. – Read details in Economic Times at: http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2014-12-29/news/57494892_1_ranjan-daimary-songbijit-faction-national-democratic-front
Around 2.9 lakh people living in relief camps in Assam
PTI | Guwahati | December 31, 2014:: Around 2.9 lakh people have been living in relief camps in four districts of Assam following serial attacks by NDFB(S) militants.
According to an official release by Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), around 2.86 lakh people are living in 139 relief camps in Kokrajhar, Sonitpur, Chirang and Udalguri districts.
In Kokrajhar, 92 relief camps have been opened and a total of over 2.35 lakh people are taking shelter in these camps. It is followed by Chirang, where nearly 35,000 people are staying at 26 camps.
Authorities have opened 12 relief camps in Sonitpur district and nearly 12,000 people are staying at this moment in these places. Udalguri district is having nine camps where around 5,000 people have taken shelter.
ASDMA said there is no shortage of any relief materials like food items, baby food and blankets.
Altogether 81 people, including 26 women and 18 infants, have been killed since December 23 evening in serial attacks by NDFB(S) terrorists, retaliatory violence and police firing across four districts.
Assam Violence – Appeal for help for victims in Assam through HJS
HJS | Goa | 12 January 2015:: Hindu Janajagruti Samiti (HJS) with the help of similar minded organisations in Assam have decided to help displaced original residents of Assam/Tribals who were attacked by NDFB Terrorist organization. We urge to donate to Hindu Janajagruti Samiti for the noble cause of help required for victims in Assam. Click here for details
Why help is required for victims in Assam violence?
As you know, in the last week of December 2014, terrorists from National Democratic Front of Bodoland attacked Tribals in the four districts of Assam.
As per news reports, Around 2.9 lakh people have been living in relief camps in four districts of Assam following serial attacks by NDFB(S) militants.
Many organisations are trying to reach out troubled people in Assam by providing food, shelter and required clothes.
Here are some of the photos showing how they are living in these shelters, how they had to face brutality and how like minded organisations are helping victims in Assam.
< Click here> SEE THE SLIDE SHOW OF THE PICTURES OF RELIEF ACTIVITIES. < Click here>
How you can help victims of Assam violence?
We urge to donate to Hindu Janajagruti Samiti for the noble cause of relief work at Assam.
Interested patrons can give us donations as per following details :
1. Please note that the cheque / demand draft (DD) will be drawn in the name of ‘Hindu Janajagruti Samiti’.
2. Donations are accepted only from India.
3. All donations to ‘Hindu Janajagruti Samiti’ are exempted under Section 80G of The Income Tax Act 1961.