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17 January 2015

Com Anil Pathak was born in January 1961. He was a resident of Barbhala Gaon (Chuliapara), Bajali, Barapeta, district, Assam. His father was Sri Santiram Pathak and mother Mrs. Sarala Pathak. He joined SFI in 1979 while he was a student of Class XI in Bajali Higher Secondary School. He was a leading activist of the SFI. He was to appear in the higher secondary examinations. Apart from being the leaders of SFI, he was also a leader of the democratic movement in his village. His village was predominantly inhabited by the Assamese and was known for its steadfast opposition to the secessionist agitation. Consequently it also became a target for attack by the AASU and AAGSP goondas. Their village was socially boycotted and its residents were subjected to severe humiliation and harassment. They were repeatedly attacked by the separatists. Bearing all this, the villagers stood united to uphold communal harmony and the integrity of our country. Com Anil played a prominent role and led the villagers' resistance of the separatists. Thus he became a target for them. The events leading to the murder clearly reveal the cold-blooded and premeditated planning that was the characteristic feature of the AASU and AAGSP. It also revealed the open connivance of the college authorities with the separatists. He was a meritorious student and a recipient of merit scholarship. For months they were unable to collect their scholarships because they could not leave their village and go to the school to collect it because of the threat of the attacks from the separatists. Com Anil sent his sister with proper authorization letters to collect the scholarships but the Principal of the institution refused asking for the attendance of Com Anil in person. This Principal was a known ardent supporter and organiser of the separatist movement. Having no other option he went to the school to collect his check. On his way to the bank from the school he was attacked with lethal weapons by the AASU and AAGSP. Com Anil died on the spot in front of his college on 19th April, 1983.

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17 January 2015

Com Kailash Sarma was born on 24th July, 1962 and was martyred on 19th April, 1983. His parents were Sri Banamali Sarma and Mrs. Swaraswati Devi of Borbhala (Chuliapara) Goan, Barpeta District, Assam. He was a class XII student and an active worker of the SFI. The blind supporters of the AASU led chauvinist movement brutally killed him on 19 April, 1983. 19 year old Com Kailash was murdered in the broad daylight in front of his school. He was a leading activist of the SFI and was a student of the Bajali HSMP School in which he was studying class 12th. He was to appear in the higher secondary examinations. Apart from being the leaders of SFI, he was also a leader of the democratic movement in his village. His village was predominantly inhabited by the Assamese and was known for its steadfast opposition to the secessionist agitation. Consequently it also became a target for attack by the AASU and AAGSP goondas. Their village was socially boycotted and its residents were subjected to severe humiliation and harassment and was repeatedly attacked by the separatists. Bearing all these the villagers stood united to uphold communal harmony and the integrity of our country. Com Kailesh played a prominent role and led the villagers resistance of the separatists. Thus he became a target for them. The events leading to the murder clearly reveal the cold-blooded and premeditated planning that was the characteristic feature of the AASU and AAGSP. It also revealed the open connivance of the college authorities with the separatists. He was a meritorious student and a recipient of merit scholarship. For months they were unable to collect their scholarships because they could not leave their village and go to the school to collect it because of the threat of the attacks from the separatists. Com Kailash sent his uncle with proper authorization letters to collect the scholarships but the Principal of the institution refused asking for the attendance of Com Kailash in person. This Principal was a known ardent supporter and organiser of the separatist movement. Having no other option he went to the school to collect his check. On his way to the bank from the school he was attacked with lethal weapons by the AASU and AAGSP. Com Kailash succumbed to his injuries on his way to the hospital on 19th April 1983.

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17 January 2015

Com. Monoranjan Buzarbarua was born in 1957. He was martyred on 17th March, 1983. He was a resident of Jayantipur village, Kamrup district, Assam. He was a PG student of the Gauhati University. He was in the AT-8 Hostel of the Gauhati University. Later, he joined a service in the RBI, Guwahati and began to stay in Sadilapur. Com Buzarbarua was an active organiser of the SFI, and the Left-democratic movement in general. On 14th March, 1983, while Com. Buzarbarua along with his friend Mridul Barthakur were returning from the residence of Prof. Mukut Bhattacharya in the Gauhati University Campus, the AASU goons attacked them with sharp weapons. Immediately they were admitted in the hospital. Com Buzarbarua had 21 stab injuries on his body and breathed his last on 17th March, 1983.

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17 January 2015

Com Motilal Miyan, SFI activist from village Bangti Sarupeta, Barpeta district, Assam was murdered by the reactionary forces on 4th March, 1983. He was a school student. He was murdered along with his elder brother in broad day light by the AASU-AAGSP hoodlums.