Two members of the anti-talk faction of the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) were Monday killed in a gun battle with security forces in Assam, police said.
The incident took place in Bordolonipathar village in Dibrugarh district Monday morning, a police official said.
"It was a joint operation by the police and army after we received a tip-off that some ULFA cadres were taking shelter in the area," Superintendent of Police Rana Bhuyan told IANS.
"Two suspicious-looking people opened fire on the team, leading to a gun battle in which both were killed," Bhuyan added.
A rifle, a US made pistol with ammunition, two Chinese grenades, 20 rounds of live AK series rifle ammunition and some documents including extortion notes were recovered from the slain ULFA cadres, police said.
The incident took place in Bordolonipathar village in Dibrugarh district Monday morning, a police official said.
"It was a joint operation by the police and army after we received a tip-off that some ULFA cadres were taking shelter in the area," Superintendent of Police Rana Bhuyan told IANS.
"Two suspicious-looking people opened fire on the team, leading to a gun battle in which both were killed," Bhuyan added.
A rifle, a US made pistol with ammunition, two Chinese grenades, 20 rounds of live AK series rifle ammunition and some documents including extortion notes were recovered from the slain ULFA cadres, police said.