Guwahati, Nov 17: A former deputy commander-in-chief of United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) was granted bail by the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) Court on Monday after appearing in connection with a 1993 kidnapping case.

Dristi Rajkhowa told the court that no arrest warrant had ever been issued against him in the case. Taking note of his submission, the court extended bail.

His counsel, advocate Bijan Kumar Mahajan, said Rajkhowa had returned to Assam in 2023, after which a warrant was issued.

“During the investigation, and after the chargesheet was filed, his name was included. Today, the court granted him bail as he had been out of Assam after the incident, and upon surrendering, he stated that he had never received any summons or bailab

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