The document summarizes the rise and evolution of the ULFA insurgency in Assam, India. It describes how ULFA was formed in 1979 out of a sense of Assamese ethnonationalism. While initially gaining some civilian support by opposing corruption, ULFA steadily lost popularity through indiscriminate violence. Government counterinsurgency operations like Operations Rhino, Flush Out, and All Clear weakened ULFA militarily. However, violence and bombings continued, and attempts at peace talks through groups like the People's Consultative Group ultimately failed.
The document summarizes the rise and evolution of the ULFA insurgency in Assam, India. It describes how ULFA was formed in 1979 out of a sense of Assamese ethnonationalism. While initially gaining some civilian support by opposing corruption, ULFA steadily lost popularity through indiscriminate violence. Government counterinsurgency operations like Operations Rhino, Flush Out, and All Clear weakened ULFA militarily. However, violence and bombings continued, and attempts at peace talks through groups like the People's Consultative Group ultimately failed.
The document summarizes the rise and evolution of the ULFA insurgency in Assam, India. It describes how ULFA was formed in 1979 out of a sense of Assamese ethnonationalism. While initially gaining some civilian support by opposing corruption, ULFA steadily lost popularity through indiscriminate violence. Government counterinsurgency operations like Operations Rhino, Flush Out, and All Clear weakened ULFA militarily. However, violence and bombings continued, and attempts at peace talks through groups like the People's Consultative Group ultimately failed.
in Assam. • ULFA -: united liberation front of Assam.
• Ethnonationalism - ethnic nationalism due to
Assam’s multifarious cultures, art forms and ethnic make up developed over time. • A movement launched on 7 April 1979 at Rangghar in sibsagar. This movement was highly influenced by ULFA’s ethnonationalism. Organisation of ULFA- • ULFA’s beliefs rejected -political wing the process by which -military wing. Assam was integrated. Swadin Assam- ULFA’s connotation that symbolisis that group’s philosophy of attaining complete political freedom. Regional party politics and armed nationalism
• Assam accord (1985) - AASU signed the Assam
accord. • AGP (Assam gana parishad.) • ULFA displayed strong resistanceto AGP’s cooperative agenda. • ULFA enhanced its military training by accessing to material supportand intense guerilla traning through networks with national social council of nagaland (NSCN). ULFA’s politically motivated killings. • INDIA was unable to • Tankeshwar dihingia’s impose regulation. assasination in sibsagar. • ULFA got engaged in • Rajiv rajkhowa and several several violent Ranjit barvah’s killing in activities Johrat. • All of them were from congress. How did people of Assam respond to ULFA’s activities • ULFA got active participants from small minorities of civilians. • ULFA assured civilians to fight against corruption, drug dealing, etc. • ULFA steadily lost its capacity to tempt civilians through its short run tactics. • Movement lost its character. State action and shift in character of insurgency. • ULFA’s insurgency • ULFA’s operating mode constantly became acted as a double edged lethal due to its violent sword activities and bomb -to show indirect explosions. defiance against govt. -sustain the organisation by spreading fear an terror among civilians. OPERATIONS • First operation- central government’s attempts to obliterate the ULFA but failed. • Operation ‘Rhino’- conducted during Hiteshwar sakia’s regime. two things altered the cource of ULFA’s insurgency - -effective counter insurgency -tactics adopted by the govt. Operation flush out and operation all clear.
Launched by royal • People’s consultative
Bhutanese army and group(PCG) of 11 Indian army to quash members were formed ULFA’s military training by ULFA + security base. forces. ULFA after receiving a • Talk finally ended in major blow, still codebate. continued indiscriminate violence against civilians. • PCG’s failed attempts led to revival of violence which continued throughout 2006,2007 and 2008. • Where Assam witnessed a flurry of grenade explosins.