Four ULFA militants killed
All the four belonged to the outfit's '28th Battalion'. Two of them were identified as Ranju Hazarika and Pratik Gogoi, while two others hailed from Majuli river island.
Four ULFA militants were killed in a joint operation by the army and police in Sibsagar district of Assam early on February 16.
On a tip-off about the ultras having put up in a house at Naphuk Naharani village after threatening the inmates at gunpoint, the security forces cordoned off the area at around 2.30 am, official sources said.
The militants fired at the security forces which retaliated killing four of them on the spot, the sources said. None of the inmates of the house were injured as they were forcibly confined to a room by the ultras, they said.
All the four belonged to the outfit's '28th Battalion'. Two of them were identified as Ranju Hazarika and Pratik Gogoi, the sources said, adding two others hailed from Majuli river island.
An AK 56 rifle with 16 rounds of ammunition, a pistol, four grenades, a mobile phone and expenditure slips of the outfit in several envelopes addressed to one 'Sergeant Major' Ram Singh were recovered, they added.
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