National Democratic Front of Boroland
Date Place Incident
1 May 1998 Anjora NDFB militants kill 5 Adivasis ( tribals )
2 May 1998 Deoshree , Kokrajhar district NDFB militants drag 44 Adivasis out of a bus , kill one of them and torture the other 3
3 May 1998 near Bishmuri point on NH-31 , Kokrajhar district NDFB militants drag Adivasis out of a bus , and kill 98 of them ; four others injured
9 May 1998 Borbil , near Gosaigaon NDFB militants kill 16 Santhals Adivasis , including 10 women and two children ; 12 others injured
17 June 1998 Kokrajhar district NDFB militants kill four Adivasis
15 September 1998 Gossaigaon subdivision , Kokrajhar district NDFB militants kill 14 Santhals
31 July 2000 Soonmari NDFB militants blow up two bogies of a Rangia -bound passenger train , killing 14 passengers
1 August 2000 near Tezpur NDFB militants explode a bomb on a passenger train , killing 12 people
21 August 2000 Dhubri NDFB militants kill 5 Muslim civilians
19 August 2000 Guwahati NDFB kills Bineshwar Brahma , branding him an agent of the BJP -led Central government . Brahma was opposed to the adoption of the Roman script for the Bodo language , which had invited the ire of NDFB
21 August 2000 Garagaon NDFB militants kill the Bodo MLA Mohini Basumatary of the People 's Democratic Front
8 November 2000 Barpeta district Suspected NDFB militants kill 8 civilians , including 7 non-Assamese people
26 November 2000 Lung Sung forest reserve NDFB kills 8 woodcutters who refused to obey their order to stop logging in Bodo areas
3 January 2001 Assam NDFB militants kill woodcutters
31 July 2001 Soonmari NDFB militants detonate a bomb on a Rangiya -bound passenger train , killing 14
1 August 2001 near Rangia NDFB militants detonate a bomb on the Arunachal Express between Rangia and Goreswar stations , killing 12 and injuring 8 . Two NDFB militants suspected to be involved in the blast were killed in a police encounter near Goreswar
25 September 2001 Baghmari , Bongaigaon district NDFB bomb blast derails the North East Express , injuring 100 people
25 October 2001 Gauripur NDFB militants detonate an explosive at a Hindu celebration , killing 3 and injuring 12
7 December 2001 Assam Opposed to logging in the region , NDFB militants kill 4 woodcutters in two separate incidents
2 June 2002 Bongshijhora village , Dhburi district NDFB militants kill 3 members of a family
Activities -- Attacks attributed to NDFB
The attacks attributed to the NDFB include ( SATP [ 26 ] ) . Some incident do n't have evidence but NDFB is believed to be involved .
The National Democratic Front of Boroland (NDFB) is an armed separatist outfit which seeks to obtain a sovereign Boroland for the Bodo people. It is designated as a terrorist organisation by the Government of India. NDFB traces its origin to Bodo Security Force, a militant group formed in 1986. The current name was adopted in 1994, after the group rejected Bodo Accord signed between the Government of India and ABSU-BPAC. The group has carried out several attacks in Assam, targeting non-Bodo civilians as well as the security forces. In particular, it has targeted Santhal, Munda and Oraon adivasis (tribals), whose ancestors had been brought to Assam as tea labourers during British Raj. Its involvement in attacks on Adivasis during Bodo-Adivasi ethnic clash during the 1996 Assam Legislative Assembly elections led to the formation of Adivasi Cobra Force, a rival militant group. After 1996, NDFB was also involved in conflicts with the militant group Bodo Liberation Tigers Force (which surrendered in 2003). Since 2000, NDFB has increasingly targeted Bangladeshi migrants in what it claims to be the Boro territory. During the 1990s, NDFB established 12 camps on the Bhutan-Assam border. After suffering major reverses during Royal Bhutan Army's Operation All Clear, NDFB signed a ceasefire with the Indian authorities in May 2005. This was followed by a split in the group: NDFB(P), the progressive faction supported peace talks with the government, while the faction led by Nabla opposed the talks.