BANGLA-ULFA 2 LAST

Earlier reports had said that ULFA Chairman Arabinda
Rajkhowa was detained in Bangladesh in December along with the
group's deputy military chief Raju Baruah, a bodyguard and
seven members of the outfit, before their arrest by BSF.

Several reports said the development exposed Bangladesh
to wrath of ULFA which promised to retaliate.
Sunday's 'New Age' report came a week after papers
reported an Indian plan to engage its own security forces for
the security of its High Commission in Dhaka sparking a
political debate, with main opposition BNP of ex-premier
Khaleda Zia calling it a move to undermine Bangladesh's
"sovereignty".
The Foreign Ministry in Dhaka, however, brushed aside
the concern saying the foreign embassy or High Commission
compounds are the sovereign area of the respective countries
and "the security arrangement inside the embassy is an
internal matter of theirs."
Bangladesh police two months ago arrested four suspected
Pakistani and Bangladeshi operatives of Pakistan-based
Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) who allegedly planned to carry out an
attack on the Indian High Commission and US embassy in Dhaka.
A subsequent e-mail threat by unidentified senders
prompted Bangladeshi authorities to intensify further the
security of the Indian envoy in Dhaka and the High Commission
here. PTI AR
MYR


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