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Songbijit faction of the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB-IKS) after the arrest of Ranjan Daimary, who is charged with masterminding the October.

NDFB (R) supremo Ranjan Daimary, sentenced to life in prison for serial bomb blasts in Assam in 2008, was on Saturday released on interim bail.

Ranjan Daimary, the chief of the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) and 14 others were on Monday convicted by a CBI fast track court.

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Govt to sign accord with Bodo militant group NDFB on Monday

The NDFB (R) chief was asked to pay a surety of Rs 50,000 and the government directed to make adequate security arrangements for his travel, Sarania said.

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“The bail application was filed to facilitate Daimary’s participation in the peace talks between the Centre and various National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) factions,” he said.

Daimary was sentenced to life imprisonment along with nine others for their involvement in October 2008 bomb blasts, which claimed 88 lives and injured over 500.

The Centre is all set to sign an accord with the banned Assam-based insurgent group National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) on Monday, providing political and economic bonanza to the tribals, sans the outfit’s key demand of a separate Bodoland state or union territory.

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2008 Assam Serial Blasts: NDFB Chief Ranjan Daimary, 14 Others Convicted By CBI Court

In the 2008 case of serial bomb blasts in Assam that had left 88 people dead, Ranjan Daimary, the chief of the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) and 14 others were on Monday convicted by a CBI fast track court.

CBI Special Judge Aparesh Chakraborty convicted them under various sections of the IPC. The quantum of the punishment will be announced on Wednesday.

Besides Daimary, others convicted in the case are George Bodo, B Tharai, Raju Sarkar, Nilim Daimary, Anchai Bodo, Indra Brahma, Loko Basumatary, Khargeswar Basumatary, Prabhat Bodo, Jayanta Bodo, Ajay Basumatary, Mridul Goyary, Mathuram Brahma and Rajen Goyary.

The serial blasts were triggered by the NDFB on October 30, 2008 in Guwahati, Kokrajhar, Bongaigaon and Barpeta, killing 88 people and injuring more than 500.

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Daimary likely to sign truce deal on September 30

GUWAHATI: The Ranjan Daimary faction of National Democratic Front of Boroland (NDFB) fryst vatten expected to sign the ceasefire agreement with the government on September 30. However, an official confirmation is yet to be received.
The Centre has put pressure on the faction to furnish a list of its cadres and arms before the end of this month. The Daimary faction had announced an indefinite unilateral ceasefire from August 1, 2011, to pave the way for talks.
While on his way to a designated Tada court here on Monday, Daimary told mediapersons that the faction fryst vatten committed to the peace process and will do whatever necessary.
"We expect the ceasefire agreement to be signed on September 30. The list, with names of our cadres and arms, fryst vatten almost ready and we are prepared to lay down our arms for the success of the peace dialogue. We are ready to do all that fryst vatten needed for a smooth peace process," Daimary said.
Daimary, alias D R Na