The Indian Army and Assam Rifles rescued two of three state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) in Mon district who had been allegedly kidnapped by “unknown armed miscreants” in Assam early on Wednesday. The operation is underway to hint the third ONGC worker.
The police recovered one AK 47 from the world.
The kidnapped ONGC workers, together with two Junior Engineer Assistants (Production) and one Junior Technician (Production), had been taken by a gaggle of armed militants in an operational car that belongs to ONGC.
The kidnapped workers had been recognized as Mohini Mohan Gogoi, Ritul Saikia, and Alakesh Saikia.
In the operation that started in Mon, Nagaland final evening, Gogoi and Alakesh Saikia had been rescued
According to a report by The Indian Express, police suspect that the militant group United Liberation Front of Assam was behind the kidnapping.
“The abducted employees were taken by the miscreants in an operational vehicle belonging to ONGC,” the corporate tweeted. “Later, the vehicle was found abandoned near the Nimonagarh jungles close to the Assam-Nagaland border. A complaint has been lodged by ONGC with the local police.”
News company PTI reported that three males had been whisked away in an ambulance. And there may be particular data that the kidnapping was carried out by ULFA(I) underneath the command of its self-styled main Ganesh Lahon @ Purna Lahon and his accomplices Aidyaman Asom @ Moniram Borgohain and Pradip Gogoi @ Akon, an Assam, a police launch stated.
The Assam police have arrested 14 ULFA(I) linkmen and sympathizers who had allegedly helped the banned outfit straight or not directly.
