United Tribal Nationalist Liberation Front Explained

United Tribal Nationalist Liberation Front, a militant outfit in Assam, India, founded in 1984 to support Bodo separatism.[1] UTNLF demands statehood for the Bodo areas.[2]

The UTNLF led a violent campaign during the 1990s against both the Assamese and the Indian military units in the area.[3]

Notes and References

  1. News: PRABHAKARA . M. S. . Separatist strains . 7 April 2022 . Frontline . . 1 June 2007 . en.
  2. Misra . Udayon . 1989 . Bodo Stir: Complex Issues, Unattainable Demands . Economic and Political Weekly . 24 . 21 . 1146–1149 . 0012-9976 . JSTOR.
  3. Book: Ghosh, Srikanta . Law enforcement in tribal areas . Ashish Pub. House . Calcutta Law Research Institute . 1987 . 9788170241003 . New Delhi . 134 . 17770875.

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