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Meghalaya (Insurgency North East): Timeline (Terrorist Activities) -2012
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April - 1 
The Shillong Times reports that the State Government is verifying reports of split in the Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC) which is currently under a tripartite ceasefire agreement with the Union Government and the Government of Meghalaya. State Home Minister HDR Lyngdoh, on April 1, said tha
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The Shillong Times reports that the State Government is verifying reports of split in the Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC) which is currently under a tripartite ceasefire agreement with the Union Government and the Government of Meghalaya. State Home Minister HDR Lyngdoh, on April 1, said that the Government is not aware of any split in the ANVC as yet. On March 30, it was reported that ANVC has finally split which may have an impact on the peace process.
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April - 2 
Meanwhile, the Meghalaya Government will soon communicate to ANVC on a mechanism which does not come into conflict either with the State Government or with the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council (GHADC), while finalising the outfit’s demand for the formation of a Garoland Autonomous Council (GAC
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Meanwhile, the Meghalaya Government will soon communicate to ANVC on a mechanism which does not come into conflict either with the State Government or with the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council (GHADC), while finalising the outfit’s demand for the formation of a Garoland Autonomous Council (GAC), reports The Telegraph. Chief Minister Mukul Sangma said, “We are working out a mechanism and the same will be presented to the ANVC soon to get their feedback,” Sangma said. The ANVC, in its memorandum related to the formation of GAC, had made it clear that the outfit’s demand, if fulfilled, would be different from the existing GHADC, as there will be direct funding from the Centre for the new autonomous body as demanded by them. Another proposal by the ANVC is that senior Government officials will be appointed under GAC to supervise the administration to maintain transparency and accountability.
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April - 2 
Separately, Security Forces in Meghalaya have been put on alert especially in Meghalaya-Assam border ahead of United Liberation Front of Assam’s (ULFA) raising day on April 7, top Police officers said on April 2, reports The Shillong Times. The alert came in the wake of the report that a top leader
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Separately, Security Forces in Meghalaya have been put on alert especially in Meghalaya-Assam border ahead of United Liberation Front of Assam’s (ULFA) raising day on April 7, top Police officers said on April 2, reports The Shillong Times. The alert came in the wake of the report that a top leader of the Anti-Talk Faction of ULFA (ULFA-ATF), Dristi Rajkhowa, is currently being holed up in between Goalpara District of Assam and East Garo Hills District of Meghalaya.
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April - 2 
The Shillong Times reports that the breakaway faction of the Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC) has warned the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) to restrain from causing more damages to already battered Garo society. In an emailed statement issued on April 2, the ‘personal secretary’ to Moku
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The Shillong Times reports that the breakaway faction of the Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC) has warned the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) to restrain from causing more damages to already battered Garo society. In an emailed statement issued on April 2, the ‘personal secretary’ to Mokus Marak (leader of the breakaway faction), Nado R. Marak said, “The GNLA is even demanding money from Garo officers and doctors.” While refusing to call them as the anti-talk faction of the outfit, Marak said that they are not against dialogue “as ultimately negotiation is the only way to find solution to any problem.”
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April - 3 
The Shillong Times reports that Chief Minister Mukul Sangma on April 3 admitted that several Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC) cadres had skipped the attention of the then Government when the ceasefire agreement (cfa) was signed with the outfit in July 2004. Referring to the reported split in
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The Shillong Times reports that Chief Minister Mukul Sangma on April 3 admitted that several Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC) cadres had skipped the attention of the then Government when the ceasefire agreement (cfa) was signed with the outfit in July 2004. Referring to the reported split in the ANVC, Sangma said, “There were deficiencies and the ceasefire process was not done properly.” He added the breakaway faction of the ANVC is that group which remained at large and was never a part of the talks when the outfit and the Government entered into a tripartite peace agreement. “It came to the notice of the Government last year (2011) that there is still an armed group which did not come overground,” he observed. The breakaway faction of the ANVC has claimed that they were not made part of the CFA by their leaders. The State Government has already taken up the matter with the Home Minister P Chidambaram. As reported earlier, a breakaway faction of the ANVC has surfaced with Mokust Marak as its head. Around 300 cadres have reportedly gone back to jungle.
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April - 4 
The Telegraph reports that Union Home Ministry (UMHA) warned the Northeast States of Assam, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh about probable attacks by Anti-Talks Faction of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA-ATF) around April 7. A UMHA release on April 4 stated that the Centre also has inputs that
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The Telegraph reports that Union Home Ministry (UMHA) warned the Northeast States of Assam, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh about probable attacks by Anti-Talks Faction of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA-ATF) around April 7. A UMHA release on April 4 stated that the Centre also has inputs that Barua’s ‘boys’ may impose blockades or create a law and order situation in the area. His leaders have directed cadres to execute plans to create disturbances and disrupt normal life in the region. It further stated, “We have information about possible trouble in Goalpara and Dibrugarh.” ULFA celebrates its foundation day on April 7.
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April - 5 
The Telegraph reports that Security Forces (SFs) killed four Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants, who were involved in setting ablaze 14 coal-laden trucks recently, at Mongpangro near Keragalram village near Mendipathar in East Garo Hills on April 5. However, some other militants in the g
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The Telegraph reports that Security Forces (SFs) killed four Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants, who were involved in setting ablaze 14 coal-laden trucks recently, at Mongpangro near Keragalram village near Mendipathar in East Garo Hills on April 5. However, some other militants in the group managed to escape. SFs could identify only three dead militants as Jenny Momin, Pilliport Momin and Rikjeng Marak. SFs recovered an AK-47 rifle from the encounter site.
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April - 6 
In another incident, six employees of a Garo hills-based coal exporter were abducted by GNLA from Gausapara coal export point, 35 kilometres from Baghmara, the headquarters of South Garo Hills District. South Garo Hills superintendent of Police M.K. Singh said two GNLA cadres came at 1 am to Gasuapa
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In another incident, six employees of a Garo hills-based coal exporter were abducted by GNLA from Gausapara coal export point, 35 kilometres from Baghmara, the headquarters of South Garo Hills District. South Garo Hills superintendent of Police M.K. Singh said two GNLA cadres came at 1 am to Gasuapara, close to the Bangladesh border, and abducted six employees of the coal exporter, Henning Sangma. The abducted employees have been identified as Biswajit Majumdar, Ashish Jaiswal, Birendra Yadav, Mahendra Yadav, Chandreswar Rai and Rohit Sharma. The Police said the GNLA militants have demanded no ransom from the coal exporter. Singh termed the abduction as a desperate act.
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April - 6 
Meanwhile, the breakaway faction of Achik National Volunteers Council (ANVC) said they would raise the demand for a greater Garoland and also go for a separate truce with the Government. Nado R. Marak, personal secretary to Mokus Marak, the ‘commander-in-chief’ of the breakaway faction said, “The gr
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Meanwhile, the breakaway faction of Achik National Volunteers Council (ANVC) said they would raise the demand for a greater Garoland and also go for a separate truce with the Government. Nado R. Marak, personal secretary to Mokus Marak, the ‘commander-in-chief’ of the breakaway faction said, “The group will still aspire for a greater Garoland and we would like to come to a separate truce with the government.” The original demand of the ANVC was for greater Garoland, which includes all the three Districts of Garo hills, and Garo-dominated areas of West Khasi Hills as well as Goalpara and Kamrup Districts in Assam. Nado said the split in ANVC took place in July 2004, when a section of the ANVC leaders, including Sohan D. Shira, the current ‘commander-in-chief’ of the GNLA, signed a ceasefire agreement and came over ground. “After disowning the breakaway group, the leaders of the ANVC went on denying the presence of ANVC (breakaway), and they are also unwilling to accept our existence,” Nado added.
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April - 6 
The Telegraph reports that an eight year old girl, Pyara Begum, a victim of Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) terror attack on April 5, succumbed to her injuries on April 6. West Garo Hills deputy commissioner Pravin Bakshi said that in retaliation to the killing of four GNLA cadres on April 5, a
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The Telegraph reports that an eight year old girl, Pyara Begum, a victim of Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) terror attack on April 5, succumbed to her injuries on April 6. West Garo Hills deputy commissioner Pravin Bakshi said that in retaliation to the killing of four GNLA cadres on April 5, a group of suspected GNLA militants hurled two hand grenades at 8.15 pm on the same day at a residential area at Lokaichar near Kaliachar, around 70 kilometers (km) from Tura injuring the girl.
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April - 8 
Meanwhile, six coal export company workers who had been abducted by GNLA from Gasuapara in South Garo Hills District on April 6 have been released. The six were released unharmed from a forest hideout in the morning of April 8 and has since been brought to Baghmara safely. Police do not rule out the
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Meanwhile, six coal export company workers who had been abducted by GNLA from Gasuapara in South Garo Hills District on April 6 have been released. The six were released unharmed from a forest hideout in the morning of April 8 and has since been brought to Baghmara safely. Police do not rule out the payment of ransom for their early release.
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April - 8 
The Shillong Times reports that Security Forces (SFs), on April 8, stormed a major hideout of the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) in which the outfit’s ‘chief’ Sohan D Shira was holed up leading to a 15 minutes heavy exchange of fire in the forests of Bawegre village, 10 kilometers from the Eas
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The Shillong Times reports that Security Forces (SFs), on April 8, stormed a major hideout of the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) in which the outfit’s ‘chief’ Sohan D Shira was holed up leading to a 15 minutes heavy exchange of fire in the forests of Bawegre village, 10 kilometers from the East Garo Hills District headquarters in the morning, following intelligence reports of militant movement. Shira managed to escaped but left behind a huge number of highly explosive rocket propelled grenades. The SFs recovered 66 live RPG shells neatly packed and concealed in one of the three camp tents set up in the forest.
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April - 9 
Also, the East Garo Hills administration suspects that Brutush Momin (the bodyguard of GNLA Sohan D Shira), who suffered serious bullet injuries during heavy exchange of fire with the Police on April 8, must have died, reports The Shillong Times.
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Also, the East Garo Hills administration suspects that Brutush Momin (the bodyguard of GNLA Sohan D Shira), who suffered serious bullet injuries during heavy exchange of fire with the Police on April 8, must have died, reports The Shillong Times.
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April - 9 
Further, Police and paramilitary forces have intensified the hunt for Sohan D Shira and other militants of the outfit a day after they escaped a raid by SFs at their camp in East Garo Hills district on April 8, reports The Times of India.
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Further, Police and paramilitary forces have intensified the hunt for Sohan D Shira and other militants of the outfit a day after they escaped a raid by SFs at their camp in East Garo Hills district on April 8, reports The Times of India.
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April - 9 
Meanwhile, a day after Security Forces (SFs) busted Garo National Liberation Army’s (GNLA) “commander-in-chief” Sohan D. Shira’s camp in East Garo Hills, Meghalaya Police claimed that they have obtained several information regarding Shira’s activities from within his outfit. The Telegraph quotes Ram
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Meanwhile, a day after Security Forces (SFs) busted Garo National Liberation Army’s (GNLA) “commander-in-chief” Sohan D. Shira’s camp in East Garo Hills, Meghalaya Police claimed that they have obtained several information regarding Shira’s activities from within his outfit. The Telegraph quotes Ramachandran as saying, “At present there is a rift between senior cadres of the GNLA not because of any ideological difference, but because of share of money being collected”.
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April - 9 
The Shillong Times reports that the State Government, on April 9, asserted that it is ready to hold talks with the breakaway faction of the Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC). The State Chief Secretary WMS Pariat informed that the State Government has already received feeler from this oufit for
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The Shillong Times reports that the State Government, on April 9, asserted that it is ready to hold talks with the breakaway faction of the Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC). The State Chief Secretary WMS Pariat informed that the State Government has already received feeler from this oufit for talks with the Government. However, according to Pariat, a meeting will be convened shortly to explore whether they should be brought under the ambit of previous tripartite peace agreement or to have separate truce pact. Nado R. Marak, who is the personal secretary to Mokus Marak, the ‘commander in chief’ of the breakaway outfit had said that the group would aspire for Greater Garoland and reiterated the need to have a separate truce agreement with the Government. Earlier, the breakaway faction had alleged that they were not included in the peace process by the senior leaders of the outfit. The Chief Secretary said the Government was also ascertaining what went wrong while signing the tripartite agreement with the Garo rebel group in 2004. Agreeing to the views of Chief Minister Mukul Sangma, the Chief Secretary said it was the Centre which had initiated the move to sign the ceasefire agreement with the ANVC and the State was just a signatory.
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April - 10 
The Shillong Times reports that toughening its stand, the State Government on April 10 served a week’s ultimatum to the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) to surrender with arms before the Government or else ‘force’ would be used against them. The ultimatum was served following Police reports that
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The Shillong Times reports that toughening its stand, the State Government on April 10 served a week’s ultimatum to the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) to surrender with arms before the Government or else ‘force’ would be used against them. The ultimatum was served following Police reports that a large number of youngsters were presently at the camp of the GNLA apart from few armed militants, the Director General of Police (DGP) N Ramachandran said. Maintaining that GNLA was armed with sophisticated weapons, Ramachandran said that the Police would be compelled to use lethal weapons against the militant outfit. “We have been exercising utmost restraint while carrying out operations against the GNLA militants to avoid collateral damage and civilian casualties,” the DGP said. He said that the Police forces also know that the ‘respectable’ citizens are engaged in collecting money on behalf of the militant group as agents and middlemen, adds The Sentinel. What is most damaging is that the militant group has been recruiting innocent youngsters and destroying their lives, added the DGP.
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April - 11 
spokesperson for Achik National Volunteers Council (ANVC), Torik Marak has confirmed that he deserted the mother organization (pro truce ANVC) and joined the breakaway faction of ANVC (ANVC-B). In a statement, Marak said he did not want to be known by the name of Torik any longer, which was used whe
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spokesperson for Achik National Volunteers Council (ANVC), Torik Marak has confirmed that he deserted the mother organization (pro truce ANVC) and joined the breakaway faction of ANVC (ANVC-B). In a statement, Marak said he did not want to be known by the name of Torik any longer, which was used when he was with the ANVC that is currently under ceasefire. Torik Marak alias Rimpu Bernard Marak was one of the main leaders of the ANVC, and recently the outfit had issued a week’s ultimatum to him to get back to the organization after he went ‘missing’. Marak also made it clear that he would not go back to the ANVC, but would remain with ANVC-B and pledged support to their ‘commander-in-chief’ Mokus Marak. He also said since the cadres had reposed faith in him, he would take up a new responsibility. Though Marak did not speak about the new responsibility, sources indicated that he was likely to be the ‘chairman’ of the breakaway group.
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April - 11 
the ANVC-B has issued a strong warning against the supporters of the GNLA, reports The Sentinel. Warning the supporters of the GNLA, ‘joint secretary’ of the ANVC-B, Rangdo R Marak stated that the warning is against all the patrons of the GNLA. “We will take strong action against all who host, suppo
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the ANVC-B has issued a strong warning against the supporters of the GNLA, reports The Sentinel. Warning the supporters of the GNLA, ‘joint secretary’ of the ANVC-B, Rangdo R Marak stated that the warning is against all the patrons of the GNLA. “We will take strong action against all who host, support, give financial aid and provide assistance to GNLA,” stated Marak adding that this goes to all politicians, businessmen, Nokmas, Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and individuals who are using GNLA as a tool for their own interest and exploiting the Garo society and resources of the land. The threat came days after the pro truce ANVC headed by Jerome Momin and Dilash Marak were reported to be lethargic in countering the GNLA. The GNLA, under the leadership of Sohan D Shira, deserted ANVC leader, have issued frequent threats to the ANVC.
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April - 11 
The Telegraph reports that a day after Meghalaya Police issued a week’s ultimatum to Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) to end violence and surrender, the outfit said on April 11 that it would attack Police outposts and target the non-indigenous people if Police went ahead with their plan of attac
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The Telegraph reports that a day after Meghalaya Police issued a week’s ultimatum to Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) to end violence and surrender, the outfit said on April 11 that it would attack Police outposts and target the non-indigenous people if Police went ahead with their plan of attacking their camps. In a statement issued to the media, the GNLA ‘political secretary’ Bikdot Nikjang Marak said: “If the government goes ahead with the plan, then similar action against non-indigenous people in Garo hills will be initiated by us.” The GNLA further warned that if the Government continued to deploy more central Security Forces, including the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and the Border Security Force (BSF), to hunt for GNLA cadres, the outfit would not hesitate to attack the non-indigenous people.
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April - 12 
GNLA cadres attacked the sub-divisional Police officer of Dadengre civil sub-division, Brono Sangma at around 4 pm at Mrongre in West Garo Hills. However, no one was injured in the attack.
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GNLA cadres attacked the sub-divisional Police officer of Dadengre civil sub-division, Brono Sangma at around 4 pm at Mrongre in West Garo Hills. However, no one was injured in the attack.
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April - 12 
the GNLA sponsored bandh (shut down strike) in protest against the recent (April 5) killing of four of its cadres paralysed normal life in Garo Hills.
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the GNLA sponsored bandh (shut down strike) in protest against the recent (April 5) killing of four of its cadres paralysed normal life in Garo Hills.
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April - 12 
The Telegraph reports that the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA), on April 12, made attempts to target non-indigenous people and Police personnel in the Garo Hills in retaliation to the statement of Meghalaya Police that they would attack the outfit’s camps within a week. In the first incident,
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The Telegraph reports that the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA), on April 12, made attempts to target non-indigenous people and Police personnel in the Garo Hills in retaliation to the statement of Meghalaya Police that they would attack the outfit’s camps within a week. In the first incident, GNLA cadres tried to set ablaze a few houses belonging to non-indigenous people at Nangalbibibra in South Garo Hills in the morning, but the timely intervention of Police foiled the attempt. Police also claimed that two militants were injured when Police fired at the cadres, who were trying to shoot a non-indigenous trader at Nangalbibibra.
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April - 13 
The Telegraph reports that a Police commando and a 12-year-old girl, identified as Donamya Marak, were injured in an encounter with the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants at Adokgre village near Chokpot in South Garo Hills on April 13. A GNLA militant was also seriously injured in the en
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The Telegraph reports that a Police commando and a 12-year-old girl, identified as Donamya Marak, were injured in an encounter with the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants at Adokgre village near Chokpot in South Garo Hills on April 13. A GNLA militant was also seriously injured in the encounter. The militants ambushed the Police team around 8.30 am. The Police have not disclosed the name of the injured commando because of Security reasons. The Police said the group which fired at the Police team was led by the outfit’s southern ‘commander’, Baichung Momin from Chokpot in South Garo Hills. The GNLA has also stepped up extortion activities in all the three Districts of Garo hills. The Police have warned businessmen and traders not to cooperate with the GNLA.
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April - 17 
Chief Minister Mukul Sangma has stressed on the need of strengthening the international border for better management against the challenges of terrorism, reports Nagaland Post. “Some of the militant groups still have their camps across the international border and the militant outfits have been not
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Chief Minister Mukul Sangma has stressed on the need of strengthening the international border for better management against the challenges of terrorism, reports Nagaland Post. “Some of the militant groups still have their camps across the international border and the militant outfits have been not only taking shelter across the border but also smuggling in arms, ammunition and explosive devices,” he said. Deliberating at the annual conference of Chief Ministers on Internal Security conference in New Delhi, Sangma also informed that the operations against the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants have entered a crucial phase and the State police have been able to achieve several successes in the fight against militancy in the State.
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April - 17 
The Telegraph reports that the former Achik National Volunteers Council (ANVC) spokesperson Torik Jangning Marak, who assumed charge as the ‘chairman’ of the breakaway faction of ANVC (ANVC-B) and took the name of Rimpu N. Marak, on April 17, said the outfit was still awaiting a positive response fr
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The Telegraph reports that the former Achik National Volunteers Council (ANVC) spokesperson Torik Jangning Marak, who assumed charge as the ‘chairman’ of the breakaway faction of ANVC (ANVC-B) and took the name of Rimpu N. Marak, on April 17, said the outfit was still awaiting a positive response from the Meghalaya Government for dialogue. “We are waiting for an official communication from the state government so that a meeting can be held with the government representatives at the earliest,” Marak said over phone from an undisclosed location. “The talks will be held within the framework of the Constitution and what we are looking at is the need to empower Garos living within the state and people residing in other Garo-dominated areas outside the state,” he added.
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April - 19 
The Telegraph reports that Police shot dead a Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) cadre during an encounter with a group of militants at Maidugiitim, around 40 kilometers from Baghmara in South Garo Hills on April 19. According to Police, around six GNLA cadres fired at a Police team at around 5.30
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The Telegraph reports that Police shot dead a Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) cadre during an encounter with a group of militants at Maidugiitim, around 40 kilometers from Baghmara in South Garo Hills on April 19. According to Police, around six GNLA cadres fired at a Police team at around 5.30 pm compelling the Police to retaliate. In the exchange of fire, a GNLA cadre, who is yet to be identified, was killed and a live grenade was recovered from him.
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April - 19 
Times of India reports that militants in Meghalaya are following routes used by herds of wild elephants to cross the international border between the State and Bangladesh and avoiding Security Forces. This "new trend" was detected by the Border Security Force (BSF) recently in the difficult terrains
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Times of India reports that militants in Meghalaya are following routes used by herds of wild elephants to cross the international border between the State and Bangladesh and avoiding Security Forces. This "new trend" was detected by the Border Security Force (BSF) recently in the difficult terrains along the 190 kilometers stretch of unfenced border in the Garo Hills. Sudesh Kumar, Inspector General of the BSF (Meghalya-Assam Frontier) said several militant outfits, including the Anti-Talk Faction of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA-ATF), National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) and others, used the local population as guides while following elephants that move about freely across the international border. "The locals as well as the militants know that the security forces will not come in the way of the pachyderms and so they take advantage to move in and out of the country using the routes taken by them," Kumar said. "The locals guide the militants by trailing the herds," he added.
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April - 21 
The Shillong Times reports that the breakaway faction of Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC-B), in an open statement, warned that it would not allow any collection from traders in Garo Hills, saying that it indirectly contributes to inflated prices of essential commodities. In a statement issued
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The Shillong Times reports that the breakaway faction of Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC-B), in an open statement, warned that it would not allow any collection from traders in Garo Hills, saying that it indirectly contributes to inflated prices of essential commodities. In a statement issued to the press on April 21, Akimbri R Marak, ‘personal secretary to chairman’ ANVC-B, said that the high price of essential commodities has its roots in various taxes imposed by various organizations and also because of monopoly of goods.
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April - 23 
The Shillong Times reports that the breakaway faction of the Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC-B) has denied sharing any information regarding activities of Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) and rival ANVC faction with Police. In an emailed statement on April 23, the ‘personal security’ to t
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The Shillong Times reports that the breakaway faction of the Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC-B) has denied sharing any information regarding activities of Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) and rival ANVC faction with Police. In an emailed statement on April 23, the ‘personal security’ to the ‘chairman’, ANVC-B Akimbri R. Marak said, “We have no connection with police either in information sharing or in operations.” While calling upon the GNLA to stop the blame game, the ANVC-B asserted that “pulling a trigger is not a solution.”
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April - 24 
Suspected Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants killed a villager in remote Rohanpara village under Purakhasia region of West Garo Hills District on April 24 suspecting him to be a Police informer.
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Suspected Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants killed a villager in remote Rohanpara village under Purakhasia region of West Garo Hills District on April 24 suspecting him to be a Police informer.
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April - 24 
The Telegraph reports that Meghalaya Director General of Police (DGP) N. Ramachandran, on April 24, said there are indications that some teenagers who were lodged in Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) camps have returned home. On April 10, the DGP had set a week’s deadline to attack the camps of G
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The Telegraph reports that Meghalaya Director General of Police (DGP) N. Ramachandran, on April 24, said there are indications that some teenagers who were lodged in Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) camps have returned home. On April 10, the DGP had set a week’s deadline to attack the camps of GNLA if the teenagers were not released by the militant outfit. At least 120 teenagers were recruited by the GNLA to assist the cadres in the camps. The teenagers carry out menial jobs in the camps. The DGP said the primary intention of setting a deadline to the GNLA was not aimed at large scale surrender of the cadres. “Our intention was to get back the teenagers from the GNLA camps,” the DGP said. The State Police asserted that operations against the GNLA will continue, adds The Shillong Times. The statement came on the eve GNLA’s proposed 72-hour bandh (shut down strike) in Ampati and Selsella area in West Garo Hills District from April 25 (today). The GNLA earlier gave a three-day deadline to the Government to withdraw its forces engaged in counter-insurgency operations. According to Ramachandran, their demand for the withdrawal of security forces clearly indicates that the outfit is under tremendous pressure.
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April - 25 
Chief Minister Dr Mukul Sangma accused the GNLA of resorting to desperate attempts by calling a 72-hour bandh in parts of Garo Hills to pressurize the State Government to call off the operation against the militant formation.
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Chief Minister Dr Mukul Sangma accused the GNLA of resorting to desperate attempts by calling a 72-hour bandh in parts of Garo Hills to pressurize the State Government to call off the operation against the militant formation.
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April - 25 
suspected GNLA militants open fire on a civilian vehicle, going from Mancachar in Assam towards Baghmara in South Garo Hills District, at Sibbari area in South Garo Hills District. No casualty was reported.
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suspected GNLA militants open fire on a civilian vehicle, going from Mancachar in Assam towards Baghmara in South Garo Hills District, at Sibbari area in South Garo Hills District. No casualty was reported.
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April - 26 
The Shillong Times reports that suspected Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants triggered a powerful Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast targeting at a truck of Policemen which narrowly missed them Chokpot region of South Garo Hills on April 26. The incident happened when a large group
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The Shillong Times reports that suspected Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) militants triggered a powerful Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast targeting at a truck of Policemen which narrowly missed them Chokpot region of South Garo Hills on April 26. The incident happened when a large group of armed Policemen returning to Tura after conduct of anti-insurgency operations were targeted by the GNLA militants who detonated the explosive hidden on the side of a road culvert at Daji Tesakgre village, just 3 kilometres from Chokpot between 3:30 and 4 pm. The militants, suspected to be led by ‘area commander’ Baichung Momin, laid the trap for the Police truck but the explosion took place just before the truck crossed the culvert. As soon as the blast occurred there was exchange of fire as the militants who were hiding up in the nearby hills tried to attack the Police personnel who also responded with heavy firing forcing the militants to flee. No casualties were reported from either side.
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April - 27 
The Telegraph reports that Meghalaya Police on April 27 arrested a Police Constable, identified as Alex Grahambel Marak, for his alleged links with Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA). The special weapons and tactics team (SWAT) of the Meghalaya Police arrested Marak from his place of posting at Bh
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The Telegraph reports that Meghalaya Police on April 27 arrested a Police Constable, identified as Alex Grahambel Marak, for his alleged links with Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA). The special weapons and tactics team (SWAT) of the Meghalaya Police arrested Marak from his place of posting at Bholaganj, around 75 kilometers from Shillong in East Khasi Hills District. The Police also seized 10 GNLA demand notes, three cell phones, four SIM cards, two pen drives and other incriminating documents from his possession. They are investigating the ways in which Marak helped the GNLA to expand its activities.
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April - 28 
GNLA also announced another 300-hour bandh from May 7 if the Government still did not respond to its demand. GNLA ‘political secretary’ Bikdot Nikjang Marak said the fresh announcement of the 300-hour bandh in Garo hills was because of the adamant stand of the State Government.
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GNLA also announced another 300-hour bandh from May 7 if the Government still did not respond to its demand. GNLA ‘political secretary’ Bikdot Nikjang Marak said the fresh announcement of the 300-hour bandh in Garo hills was because of the adamant stand of the State Government.
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April - 28 
Police on April 28 recovered a powerful improvised explosive device (IED) weighing five kilograms planted by Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) rebels inside a culvert in South Garo Hills bordering Bangladesh, Nagaland Post.
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Police on April 28 recovered a powerful improvised explosive device (IED) weighing five kilograms planted by Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) rebels inside a culvert in South Garo Hills bordering Bangladesh, Nagaland Post.
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April - 28 
several church bodies in the Garo hills region have expressed concern over the string of bandhs called by the GNLA and asked the outfit to desist from this form of agitation. They also urged the Government to call the GNLA for talks.
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several church bodies in the Garo hills region have expressed concern over the string of bandhs called by the GNLA and asked the outfit to desist from this form of agitation. They also urged the Government to call the GNLA for talks.
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April - 28 
State Police announced a cash reward of INR one million for information on “commander-in-chief” of GNLA, Sohan D. Shira. Police also released a list offering cash rewards from INR 50,000 to INR one million “for information on the presence or movement of GNLA militants” as part of their effort to end
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State Police announced a cash reward of INR one million for information on “commander-in-chief” of GNLA, Sohan D. Shira. Police also released a list offering cash rewards from INR 50,000 to INR one million “for information on the presence or movement of GNLA militants” as part of their effort to end the terror unleashed by the outfit’s cadres in the three districts of Garo hills and adjoining areas. Other GNLA leaders in the list include “deputy commander-in-chief” Rupanto R. Marak, former Police constable Savio R. Marak who operates in Hahim/Aradonga region and Baichung Ch. Momin who looks after the GNLA’s activities in Chokpot.
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April - 28 
The Sangai Express reports that a suspected militant, identified as Titol Marak, extorting money from drivers of coal laden trucks was shot dead by the Meghalaya Police on the National Highway, 62, in East Garo Hills District on April 28. Three guns were found from him.
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The Sangai Express reports that a suspected militant, identified as Titol Marak, extorting money from drivers of coal laden trucks was shot dead by the Meghalaya Police on the National Highway, 62, in East Garo Hills District on April 28. Three guns were found from him.
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April - 28 
The Telegraph reports that Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) on April 28 announced a series of bandhs in the Garo hills to protest against deployment of Security Forces (SFs) for counter insurgency operations. GNLA has announced a 144-hour bandh (General Strike) from 6am of Monday (April 30) to 6
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The Telegraph reports that Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) on April 28 announced a series of bandhs in the Garo hills to protest against deployment of Security Forces (SFs) for counter insurgency operations. GNLA has announced a 144-hour bandh (General Strike) from 6am of Monday (April 30) to 6am of May 5 in the three Garo hills Districts.
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April - 29 
Police on April 29 rejected the demand of GNLA to stop operations against them and reiterated that anti-insurgency operations against the militant group would be intensified, reports The Telegraph.
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Police on April 29 rejected the demand of GNLA to stop operations against them and reiterated that anti-insurgency operations against the militant group would be intensified, reports The Telegraph.
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April - 30 
144-hours long bandh (shutdown strike) called by Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) commenced at 6am on April 30 in the entire Garo hills region. Details are awaited.
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144-hours long bandh (shutdown strike) called by Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) commenced at 6am on April 30 in the entire Garo hills region. Details are awaited.
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*Data till , April 30, 2024
Source:Compiled from news reports and are provisional.
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