GUWAHATI: A tripartite
peace agreement
between the
Centre
,
Assam government
and the pro-talks faction of
Ulfa
is likely by this
year-end
, Ulfa general secretary Anup Chetia told TOI.
Both Chetia and Ulfa “foreign secretary” Sasadhar Choudhury arrived in Delhi on Monday and are likely to meet the Centre’s interlocutor, AK Mishra, on Tuesday. The two are also likely to meet home minister
Amit Shah
before the signing of the accord.
A couple of weeks ago, Assam CM
Himanta Biswa Sarma
had said the peace pact is likely to be signed this year-end or by January. He said the final touches are being given to the proposed pact, which will incorporate political, economic and cultural safeguards as well as land rights demands made by the group.
