Historic Peace Accord Between Centre, Assam Government, And Pro-Talks Faction Of ULFA Signed Agreeing To Shun Violence

The tripartite peace accord between the Centre, the Assam government, and the pro-talks faction of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) was signed in Delhi on December 28 agreeing to shun violence and join the mainstream.

ULFA Signs Peace Deal With Centre, Assam Government In Delhi

It may be mentioned that the ULFA (Independent) faction headed by Paresh Baruah remains opposed to any such negotiations with the government.

The tripartite peace deal aims to address issues such as illegal immigration, land rights for indigenous communities, and a financial package for Assam’s overall development.

“We want to assure the ULFA leadership that their trust in the Centre to ensure the success of the peace process will be honoured,” Union Home Minister Amit Shah said, and credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi for bringing peace and stability to the Northeast region.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who sat beside Amit Shah, said the peace deal with ULFA will solve the problem of insurgency in the region to a large extent.