Correspondent
In a recent incident in Assam's Tinsukia district, a suspected linkman affiliated with the banned militant outfit ULFA (Independent) was injured in police firing while attempting to escape from custody, according to a police officer.
The incident took place during a security operation aimed at apprehending individuals associated with the extremist group. The suspect was being held in custody when he made an attempt to flee, resulting in the police resorting to firing to prevent his escape.
The injured suspect was immediately provided medical attention and is currently receiving treatment for his injuries. The authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident to ensure a transparent and unbiased inquiry.
The ULFA (Independent) is a banned organization known for its involvement in various illegal activities, including acts of violence and insurgency. Assam's security forces have been actively working to dismantle the outfit's network and apprehend those associated with it to maintain peace and stability in the region.
It is essential to note that this incident highlights the challenges faced by security forces in dealing with militant outfits and maintaining law and order in vulnerable regions. The safety of both civilians and law enforcement personnel remains a top priority, and authorities are committed to ensuring a secure environment for all citizens.
As the investigation continues, further updates will be provided to the public to keep them informed about the developments in this case. Citizens are encouraged to cooperate with law enforcement agencies and report any suspicious activities to contribute to the efforts in curbing such threats to the state's peace and security.