Date |
Place
|
Incident
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Nature of incident
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Janaury 21 |
Shillong/ East Khasi hills
|
11 militant outfits of the North
East have jointly given a call to boycott the Republic Day (January
26) and to observe a general strike.
In a joint statement, CorCom,
an umbrella organization of Manipur-based militant groups, ULFA-I,
NDFB-IKS,NLFT,KLO and HNLC have called upon the people of the
region to boycott the Republic Day to fight together against
the "colonial rule" of India. CorCom consists of KCP, KYKL,
PREPAK, PREPAK-Pro, PLA and UNLF.
|
Violent
|
February 2 |
East Jaintia hills |
The HNLC issued a direct warning
to coal traders doing business in Briwar, Samasi and Nongkhlieh
areas of East Jaintia Hills District asking them to refrain from
getting involved in land disputes. In a statement issued to the
media, HNLC 'publicity secretary' Sainkupar Nongtraw said that
the "show of strength by coal traders has given rise to various
criminal activities which are affecting the normal life of the
common people in the entire area.
|
Violent |
February 19 |
NS |
The HNLC confirmed that former
KSU vice president Frederick Kharmawphlang and 13 others had joined
the outfit, with its publicity secretary Sainkupar Nongtraw claiming
that they had joined the outfit since they were hunted by the
police for demanding implementation of ILP.
|
Violent |
February 19 |
Meghalaya |
A day after KSU vice president
created a storm by announcing that he has resigned from the influential
students' body and has joined the HNLC, Chief Minister Mukul Sangma,
said that the Government would verify whether the former KSU leader
had been maintaining prolonged association with the militant outfit
before joining the group.
|
Statement |
February 20 |
Meghalaya |
Meghalaya Police ruled out any
nexus between the KSU and the HNLC following reports that a KSU
leader had joined the outfit. Reports surfaced that KSU vice-president
Frederick Kharmawphlang had left the students' union to join hands
with the HNLC. He had reportedly tendered his resignation letter
to KSU president Daniel Khyriem wherein he mentioned that he would
join the outfit.
|
Statement |
February 22 |
East Khasi Hills |
A surrendered HNLC cadre outraged
the modesty of a woman inside a beauty parlour at Mawlai Mawdatbaki
in East Khasi Hills.
|
Violent |
March 2 |
Meghalaya |
Former KSU Vice-president Fredrick
Kharmawphlang and 13 others, who recently joined the HNLC, are
believed to be somewhere in Meghalaya and are yet to cross over
to Bangladesh, BSF officials informed. The BSF personnel have
been asked to augment their vigil in the border in view of the
development.
|
Statement |
March 8 |
Meghalaya |
Addressing the opening day of
the Budget session of the Meghalaya Assembly, Governor K.K. Paul
expressed concern about the activities of GNLA in the Garo Hills.
According to the Governor, the activities of HNLC had seen a decline
during the past one year because of the constant pressure mounted
by the State Police.
|
statement |
March 9 |
Shillong/ East Khasi Hills |
The BSF handed over to the BGB
a list of 66 terror camps in Bangladesh of militants operating
in India's Northeast. Camps of HNLC, ULFA, NDFB, PLA and a few
other groups were operating in districts like Mymensingh, Maulvibazar
and Rangamati. IG BSF Sudhir Kumar Srivastava said, "The number
of these camps has decreased." Some of the camps had now been
shifted towards Myanmar due to pressure from Bangladesh authorities.
|
Statement |
March 12 |
Shillong/ East Khasi Hills
|
A student organization leader,
public secretary of the JSM, Sambormi Lyngdoh from East Jaintia
Hills District has joined HNLC. This was also confirmed by the
HNLC's 'publicity secretary', Sainkupar Nongthraw through a post
in Facebook. Sambormi is a resident of Khliehriat East
of East Jaintia Hills District.
|
Statement |
March 13 |
Shillong/ East Khasi Hills
|
Police arrested three newly-recruited
HNLC cadres from Upper Shillong area in East Khasi Hills District.
They were identified as Tony Roy Pale, Shanbor Maring and Kyrshan
Khyriem.
|
Non-violent |
March 14 |
East Khasi Hills
|
Police arrested one person, who
was assigned by HNLC with the task of helping the new militant
recruits to cross over to Bangladesh, from Pyndemsohsaw village
in East Khasi Hills District. East Khasi Hills SP M Kharkrang
informed that the arrested person was identified as Paila Snaitang
(38).
|
Non-violent |
March 17 |
Meghalaya |
The HNLC received a jolt when a senior cadre of
the outfit, identified as Syiemlieh alias Lungiut, surrendered
before the East Khasi Hills Superintendant of Police. Syiemlieh,
who recently escaped from Bangladesh to surrendered, did not deposit
any arms and ammunition.
|
Statement |
March 17 |
Shillong/ East Khasi Hills
|
HNLC clarified that youths arrested by Police
in Upper Shillong on March 13 did not have any link with outfit.
|
Statement |
March 19 |
Shillong/ East Khasi Hills
|
Elvis Syiemlieh, an HNLC cadre who escaped from
Bangladesh and surrendered on March 17 before the Superintendent
of Police, East Khasi Hills District revealed the sufferings of
HNLC cadres during their stay with the militant outfit. Syiemlieh
on March 19 revealed that he was getting an amount of only INR
150 per month during his stay in the camp of the militant outfit
in Chittagong (Bangladesh). He also revealed that one of the cadres
of the outfit, Tensing Syiemlieh even died in their camp in Bangladesh.
|
Statement |
April 1 |
Kolkata/ West Bengal |
A top HNLC cadre, Phyranilang Swer alias Pastor
stated to be the 'area commander' of the outfit in Jaintia Hills
District, was arrested by Police on the outskirts of Kolkata (West
Bengal) in the evening. Pastor was picked by the STF of Kolkata
Police from Kalikapur area after getting inputs from Shillong
Police.
|
Non-Violent |
April 2 |
Shillong/East Khasi Hills |
A Police team from Shillong left for Kolkata (West
Bengal) to bring back HNLC cadre Phyranilang Swer and his companion
Nand Kishore Thakur who were arrested by the Special Task Force
of Kolkata Police on April 1, East Khasi Hills SP M Kharkrang
said 2. A statement issued by the SP's office said the arrests
took place at Chittaranjan Avenue in central Kolkata, though reports
from Kolkata said that the arrests had taken place at Kalikapur
in the outskirts of the city.
|
Non-Violent |
April 4 |
East Khasi Hills |
Phyranilang Swer, an HNLC cadre, who was arrested
along with his accomplice Nand Kishore Thakur from Kolkata (West
Bengal) on April 1, has been remanded to eight days of Police
custody. East Khasi Hills SP M Kharkrang said that both persons
were brought to Shillong on in the night of April 3 and they were
produced in the court on April 4.
|
Non-Violent |
April 6 |
Khasi and Jaintia Hills |
The HNLC has called a 12-hour bandh (shut
down strike) along with a poll boycott in the Khasi and Jaintia
Hills on April 9, the day Lok Sabha (Lower House of Indian
parliament) elections are due in Meghalaya. It has also renewed
the demand for imposition of the ILP system in Meghalaya and called
for a plebiscite to decide if Hynniewtrep (the Khasis) wants to
stay in India or not. "The HNLC appeals to the people of Hynniewtrep
to boycott the drama of elections enacted by the Government of
India, as the outfit would observe a total shutdown of the entire
Khasi and Jaintia Hills on April 9 starting from 5am to 5pm,"
'publicity secretary' of HNLC Saiñkupar Nongtraw said on April
6. The decision to call a bandh on the polling day was
taken in an emergency meeting of Central Executive Committee of
HNLC held on April 1.
HNLC cadres Phyrmailang Swer and Nandkishore Thakur,
who were arrested from Kolkata by West Bengal Police, are suspected
to have gone to Kolkata to escape the Meghalaya Police and find
customers to sell their weapons and fake notes. The weapons are
mainly of Chinese make and the fake notes outsourced from China,
Police sources informed adding both are wanted in several cases
of terror acts lodged in two Police Stations of Laitumkhrah and
Rynjah of East Khasi Hills District in Meghalaya.
|
Statement |
April 16 |
NS |
HNLC asked people of Nepali community to quit
from the entire Districts of Khasi and Jaintia Hills, and especially
from Langpih, with immediate effect, on the ground that "the illegal
Nepali foreign settlers in Langpih" were causing "huge damage"
to the indigenous people. Accusing militant groups from Karbi
Anglong in Assam of threatening indigenous people of Meghalaya
in Block-I and Block-II areas, the HNLC that "the HNLC would not
tolerate any interference by the outside groups into its territory.
|
Statement |
April 19 |
NS |
Arrested HNLC cadres, Phyrnai Swer alias Pastor,
and his associate, Nand Kishore Thakur were engaging in several
business activities in the State, according to Police. "Phyrnai
owns a petrol pump in Jaintia Hills besides carrying out other
business activities and his associate Kishore helps him in his
business ventures.
|
Statement |
April 30 |
NS |
HNLC has termed the ongoing power crisis in Meghalaya
as a "conspiracy" by the State Government to make way for uranium
mining in order to generate electricity. This policy of the Indian
government towards Meghalaya is to make Hynniewtrep and A'chik
starve so that they live a poor life. The Indian government wants
to take away uranium, electricity, coal, land and everything else
that would make Hynniewtrep lives enriched. The HNLC would never
tolerate anything related to uranium mining and people encouraging
uranium mining will be dealt with severely," HNLC "publicity secretary"
Sainkupar Nongtraw said in a statement.
|
Statement |
May 2 |
Rangthong/ South West Khasi Hills |
East Khasi Hills Police have arrested HANM president
Lamphrang Kharbani for his alleged links with the banned rebel
outfit HNLC. "We had specific input that Kharbani recently had
gone to Bangladesh to meet the top leaders of the HNLC," Police
sources said. It is also revealed that among those arrested along
with Kharbani, one was a former member of the banned outfit.
|
Non-Violent |
May 3 |
NS |
HANM president along with four others were produced
in a court. The court remanded them in five-day Police custody.
"All the arrested are having links with HNLC. We have also seized
some demand notes along with the letter heads of the banned outfit,"
a senior police official said. Replying to a query, the senior
Police also informed that the HANM president was helping the outfit
in various ways including by generating fund for the council.
The HANM president was arrested earlier on two occasions for illegal
possession of arms.
HNLC has demanded for the unconditional release
of HANM president Lamphrang Kharbani and threatened to announce
a total shutdown of all the State Government offices and departments
including central government on May 8, 9, 12 and 13 if it is not
met. Condemning the arrest of the HANM leader the HNLC said that
the allegations made by the police are totally baseless and "has
no grounds to stand upon."
|
Non-Violent |
May 5 |
NS |
Police detained a militant of ANVC-B identified
as Thawar M Marak in Ranighat in West Khasi Hills. A pistol and
three live ammunition were also seized from his possession. A
case would be registered against him under appropriate sections,
Police informed.
Taking strong cognizance of the four-day office
picketing call by HNLC the State Government appealed the public
in general and Government employees in particular to refrain from
paying heed to this unreasonable call and to carry on with their
daily activities without any fear or apprehension of reprisals,
HNLC has called a shutdown in Government offices on May 8, 9,
12 and 13 if arrested HNAM 'president' Lamphrang Kharbani and
four others are not released immediately. HNLC 'publicity secretary'
Sainkupar Nongtraw had earlier said the Police should release
the arrested persons unconditionally.
The HANM has lent its support to the four-day
office picketing called by HNLC to secure the release of its president
Lamphrang Kharbani, who was arrested for his alleged links with
the once-dreaded terror group. "We strongly condemn police allegation
against our president of having links with the HNLC," HANM 'general
secretary' Damonmi S. Dkhar said in a statement.
|
Non-Violent |
May 8 |
NS |
The shut down called by HNLC failed to have any
impact as State and Central Government Offices continued to function
normally. The HNLC had called for a shutdown of government offices
demanding the immediate release of HANM president Lamphrang Kharbani.
HNLC had called for a four-day shutdown of all government (both
state and central) offices from May 8, 9, 12, and 13.
HANM president Lamphrang Kharbani and four others,
who were arrested on May 2 for alleged links with HNLC have been
remanded in Police custody for 14 days. The South West Khasi Hills
SP Debangshu D Sangma, said that Police were now trying to establish
links between the arrested HANM activists and the banned militant
outfit HNLC.
|
Non-Violent |
May 14 |
NS |
PSO of the 'Commander in Chief' of HNLC Bobby
Marwein, identified as Wanbor Khardewsaw alias Lung alias
William S of Pyndensohsaw who had joined the militant outfit in
2002 surrendered before Police without any weapons, seven days
after he managed to escape from the Police ambush at Dangar village
of East Khasi Hills, near the Indo- Bangladesh border. On May
8 he along with another senior cadre identified as Wansing Umlong
alias Muh were travelling together when the police laid an ambush.
Wansing Umlong was caught but Khardewsaw managed to escape.
|
Non-Violent |
May 25 |
NS |
HNLC is attempting resurgence with recruitment
including former Khasi Students Union (KSU) leader Frederick Kharmawphlang.
|
Statement |
May 29 |
NS |
HNLC to call a 12-hour shutdown on June 3 if the
interim order of the NGT banning mining and transportation of
coal in Meghalaya is not revoked by June 2.
|
Statement |
May 29 |
NS |
HNLC threatened to call a 12-hour shutdown on
June 3 if the interim order of NGT banning mining and transportation
of coal in Meghalaya is not revoked by June 2.
|
Statement |
June 1 |
NS |
HNLC threatened a fresh 24-hour bandh on June
10 of next day if NGT does not lift the ban on rat hole mining
during its hearing on June 9.
|
Statement |
June 8 |
Kolkata/West Bengal |
Bengal Police arrested two OGWs identified as
Albert Jaroa and Amar Sinha of HNLC.
|
Non-Violent |
June 9 |
NS |
HNLC has called for a 24-hour shut down staring
from 6pm of June 10 following NGT refusal to revoke its interim
order banning the rat-hole coal mining
|
Non-Violent |
June 10 |
NS |
Meghalaya Police left for Kolkata to bring back
two OGWs identified as Albert Jaroa and Amar Sinha of HNLC.
|
Non-Violent |
June 11 |
Khasi and Jaintia Hills |
The 24 hour bandh called by HNLC which
began on June 10 evening affected the entire Khasi and Jaintia
Hill.
|
Non-Violent |
July 7 |
NS |
Former KSU VP Frederick Kharmawphlang who joined
HNLC is skeptical about BJP giving nod to implement ILP. He asked
all the 13 pressure groups to fight for the cause of implementing
ILP in the State amidst reports of disunity in KSU.
|
Statement |
July 13 |
Rajai/ South West Khasi Hills |
OGW of HNLC, a facilitator Kyrmenskhem Sohlamar,
son of self exiled Khasi chief Wickliffe Syiem, was arrested at
Rajai village in South West Khasi Hills District.
|
Non-Violent |
July 23 |
NS |
Senior HNLC militant Phyranilang Swer who was
arrested from Kolkata has been placed under MPDA for his alleged
criminal activities and for maintaining links with the outlawed
militant outfit.
|
Non-Violent |
July 24 |
Shillong |
State Government is prepared to thwart any attempt
of HNLC to disrupt the Independence Day Celebrations.
|
Non-Violent |
July 30 |
Shillong/ East Khasi Hills |
Police arrested three HNLC OGWs Donkupar Nongrum,
Michael Pakynten and Khraw Wanniang and spoiled it's bid to kidnap
the son of an exporter from Shillong in East Khasi Hills District.
|
Non-Violent |
July 31 |
NS |
SP East Khasi Hills, MH Kharkrang stated that
HNLC is using handful of overground workers/sympathizers to abduct
people.
|
Statement |
August 3 |
NS |
HNLC 'publicity secretary' Sainkupar Nongtraw
claimed that tribal and non-tribal communities and politicians
have been contributing towards the cause of HNLC.
|
Statement |
August 3 |
NS |
HNLC stated that it will intensify its stand on
the NGT ban on coal mining.
|
Statement |
August 5 |
Lumparing/ East Khasi Hills |
A HNLC cadre Willbok Lyngdoh was arrested from
Lumparing in East Khasi Hills District and another cadre Sylvester
Marwein was arrested from unspecified location for demanding INR
100000 from a man from Laitumkhrah in East Khasi Hills.
|
Non-Violent |
August 8 |
Umran/ RiBhoi |
HNLC OGW Lyngdoh Rngain was arrested from Umran
in RiBhoi District.
|
Non-Violent |
August 10 |
NS |
HNLC called for a three-day bandh from 6 pm of
August 13 to 6 pm of August 15 in protest against NGT ban and
boycott of the Independence Day.
|
Statement |
August 10 |
NS |
HNLC called for a three-day bandh from August
13 to 15 in protest against the NGT ban on rate hole mining and
customary boycott of the Independence Day
|
Statement |
August 11 |
NS |
HNLC have called for a 'boycott' of Independence
Day celebrations as a means to demonstrate their continuing resistance
against the Government.
|
Statement |
August 11 |
NS |
Militant outfits including HNLC called for general
strike in the entire North East on August 15 from 1 am to 5: 30
pm.
|
Statement |
August 11 |
NS |
State Gov to the people to defy the 48 hour bandh
called by HNLC.
|
Statement |
August 15 |
Khasi-Jaintia Hills region |
Normal life was crippled in six Districts of Khasi-Jaintia
Hills because of a 48-hour bandh called by the HNLC called by
the HNLC
|
Non-Violent |
August 17 |
NS |
HNLC 'publicity secretary' Sainkupar Nongtraw
stated that if the State Government was serious about rehabilitating
HNLC militants then it should draw a strategy for bilateral ceasefire.
|
Statement |
August 18 |
NS |
State Government will examine HNLC's offer for
a 'bilateral ceasefire'. A senior Government Official stated that
Government wanted to be sure if HNLC was serious in a bilateral
ceasefire agreement.
|
Statement |
August 18 |
NS |
KHADC MDC PT Sawkmie urged State CM to send an
official invitation to HNLC to hold talks while welcoming the
reciprocal offer of HNLC.
|
Statement |
August 20 |
NS |
HNLC 'publicity secretary' Sainkupar Nongtraw
stated that it was "more or less ready" for "unconditional peace
talk and asked the State government to appoint an interlocutor.
|
Statement |
August 20 |
NS |
HNLC 'publicity secretary' Sainkupar Nongtraw
stated that "The HNLC is ready for peace talks within the ambit
of the Constitution of India or outside the Constitution as per
requirements as the Indian constitution was not drafted by God."
|
Statement |
August 20 |
NS |
HNLC blamed former Chief Minister D.D. Lapang
for the derailment of peace talks in the past and faith in the
leadership of Mukul Sangma who according to HNLC would bring peace.
|
Statement |
August 25 |
NS |
A school teacher, identified as Sromwel Mawdoh
joined HNLC.
|
Non-Violent |
August 26 |
NS |
HNLC sent an open invitation to Government employees
to join the outfit as "part-time workers"
|
Statement |
August 29 |
NS |
State Government said that interlocutor would
be appointed for the talks between Gov and HNLC
|
Statement |
August 31 |
NS |
HNLC in response to Meghalaya government's statement
on 29th stated that interlocutor" for possible peace talks must
be appointed in 24 days.
|
Statement |
August 31 |
NS |
HNLC "publicity secretary" Sainkupar Nongtraw
said HNLC would try achieve its objectives through dialogue and
achieving a peaceful settlement and appreciated the "positive
steps"..
|
Statement |
August 31 |
NS |
"publicity secretary" Sainkupar Nongtraw said
chief minister Mukul Sangma has "shown responsibility" by intervening
into NGT ban on coal mining.
|
Statement |
September 4 |
NS |
CM Mukul Sangma stated that the objectives to
enter into talk with HNLC for the sake of attaining sustainable
peace is now more pronounced and added that HNLC must shun its
illegal activities.
|
Statement |
September 5 |
NS |
GNLA has threatened serial bombing in Garo Hills
in protest of government entering peace talks with HNLC.
|
Statement |
September 7 |
NS |
Joint Secretary, Union Ministry of Home Affairs
in-charge North-East, Shambu Singh stated that GoI yet to receive
any letter from the State Government on holding talks with HNLC.
|
Statement |
September 7 |
NS |
HNLC has iterated that it "stands committed" to
peace talks with the Government.
|
Statement |
September 8 |
NS |
Meghalaya Police refuted allegations that Police
Department is opposing peace parleys with HNLC.
|
Statement |
September 17 |
NS |
Mukul Sangma stated on Governments proposal to
initiate talks with HNLC that the Government is working out the
modalities and the matters related to appointing an interlocutor
will be shared with GoI.
|
Statement |
September 24 |
NS |
CM Mukul Sangma stated that modality for HNLC
is in progress.
|
Statement |
September 26 |
NS |
HNLC announced a 24-hour shutdown beginning October
1 to oppose the International Day of Non-Violence and protest
against the killing of two persons who were protesting against
NGT ban
|
Non-Violent |
September 28 |
NS |
State Government termed the October 1 bandh
which coincided with Durga Puja called by HNLC as "Ill timed and
irresponsible",
|
Statement |
September 28 |
NS |
UDP appealed to HNLC to review its decision of
imposing the 24-hour bandh starting from October 1.
|
Statement |
September 29 |
NS |
HNLC refused to withdraw its 24-hour shutdown
but exempted those who celebrate Durga Puja. HNLC also
asked CPC to 'instruct' their community to 'abstain' from merry
making, drinking, shouting, dancing on October 1 and 2 as a mark
of respect to the people who lost their lives in East Jaintia
Hills.
|
Statement |
September 29 |
NS |
Mawlai MDC Process, T Sawkmie urged HNLC to call
off their 24-hour shutdown in view of the upcoming Durga Puja
celebration.
|
Statement |
September 30 |
NS |
HNLC has called for a 24 hour bandh in
protest against the killing of two civilians during the protest
against ban on coal mining on September 24 and to oppose the international
day of non violence.
|
Non-Violent |
October 2 |
Khasi Jaintia Hills region |
24 hour shutdown in the Khasi Jaintia Hills region
called by HNLC passed off peacefully. Stringent security measures
were taken by the police to thwart any law and order problems.
|
Non-Violent |
October 5 |
NS |
HNLC threatened to resort back to its militant
activities. The 'publicity secretary' Sainkupar Nongtraw said
that even though the deadline given by the outfit to assign an
interlocutor ended on September 24, the GoI was yet to act on
the matter.
|
Statement |
October 10 |
NS |
Meghalaya government is working out names of people
who can intermediate between the Government and HNLC. Security
agencies are of the opinion that HNLC leadership should agree
to surrender before deliberating on the grievances of the group.
|
Non-Violent |
October 18 |
Mawlai/East Khasi Hills |
A 'sergeant major' and medical officer of HNLC
identified as BynrapborPathaw alias Khlain surrendered
at Mawlai Police Station in East Khasi Hills.
|
Non-Violent |
October 20 |
NS |
HNLC demanded withdrawal of armed forces and their
political machineries at the earliest from the Hynniewtrep soil
if the Centre wanted wants peace and normalcy to be restored in
the State.
|
Statement |
October 20 |
NS |
State HM said that State was still on the job
to shortlist the names of the interlocutors to facilitate the
peace process with HNLC and also informed that State Home Ministry
was also working out the modalities for the talk with the militant
group.
|
Statement |
November 20 |
NS |
Two unidentified militants of HNLC surrendered
before the East Jaintia Hills Police, at an unspecified location.
The militants who were residents of Jalyiah village in East Jaintia
Hills were missing for more than a month. Sources state that they
came back to the village after a month and half and revealed that
they had joined the rebel outfit. Later the Dorbar Shnong (traditional
village institution) handed over them to Police.
|
Non-violent |
November 20 |
NS |
HNLC has appealed to the State Government to appoint
an interlocutor to start the peace process. HNLC 'spokesman' Saiñkupar
Nongtraw stated, "The government should announce the name of the
interlocutor appointed to start the peace process without any
hindrances as early as possible so as to avoid any misunderstandings
in the peace process".
|
Statement |
November 28 |
NS |
Mukul Sangma said that State Government was facilitating
members of HNLC come over ground and avail of the rehabilitation
package. The CM also added that legal procedures have to be followed
for holding peace talks with any banned organisations like the
HNLC.
|
Statement |
November 28 |
NS |
CM also stated that State Government is compiling
the names of interlocutors who will be responsible for holding
talks with HNLC.
|
Statement |
December 1 |
Ricky Dkhar / Shillong /East Khasi
Hills District |
A senior cadre of HNLC, identified as Ornet Phanbuh,
surrendered before senior Police official Ricky Dkhar in Shillong
in East Khasi Hills District. According to Police, Phanbuh was
from the 2002 batch of the outfit and had been looking after a
makeshift HNLC camp Aru Sumer in the Chittagong Hills Tract of
Bangladesh.
|
Non-violent |
December 4 |
NS |
HNLC denied that senior cadre of HNLC, Ornet Phanbuh
had surrendered to Police on December 1. HNLC 'public secretary'
Sainkupar Nongtraw, in a statement claimed that the statements
of the Police about the escape and surrender of Phanbuh was a
planned conspiracy to create misunderstandings among the cadres
of the HNLC and to sow the seeds of disunity.
|
Statement |
December 4 |
Bangladesh |
High-level sources in the Special Branch of the
State Police said they had received feedback from sources from
across the border that in the past 12 days, six hideouts of NLFT,
HNLC and NDFB militants had been destroyed and At least seven
suspected NLFT militants and allegedly one each of HNLC and NDFB
militants have been arrested.
|
Non-violent |
December 15 |
Shillong/East Khasi Hills |
HNLC has again started its extortion activities
by serving demand notes to few local businessmen in Shillong..
East Khasi SP M Kharkrang on December 17 stated, "We have received
intelligence inputs that the proscribed outfit is demanding money
from the local businessmen ranging up to INR 1 million. The acknowledgement
for such payment will be given in the name of some non existing
sports club". SP informed that this information was received about
a month ago and till date no one has come forward to register
a complaint.
|
Non-Violent |