Another Bodo militant wanted by Assam police held in Bengaluru

January 26, 2015 22:26

Another NDFB-S militant, wanted in connection with the violence in Assam in December last year, was arrested today, the police said.

Sanju Bordoloi, 27, the organising secretary of National Democratic Front of Bodoland-Songbijit, was arrested from his hideout in the Electronic City based on specific inputs.

He is the second NDFB-S militant to be arrested here since last week after the detention of Birkhang Basumatary, also allegedly involved in the Assam violence, on January 23.

"The City Crime Branch arrested Sanju Bordoloi, son of Dim Wser Bordoloi, of Kamrup District in Assam, from Electronic City Police Station limits based on specific inputs," Deputy Commissioner of Police Abhishek Goel said in a statement.

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