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 | | Reports indicate that these militant leaders were charting out the modalities of a formal ceasefire agreement between the rebel group and the Government, as well as other details, such as the setting up and location of designated camps where their cadres could be lodged safely till the time the talks lead to an acceptable solution. |
 | | Published reports on November 29, 2004, quoted NDFB 'president' Ranjan Daimary alias D.R. Nabla as saying his group was ready for unconditional talks with the Indian Government on the basis of their 'ideology and principles.' But, rebel groups are known for hard bargaining with Government negotiators, and the NDFB, too, won't be an exception. |
 | | In addition to the NDFB, several rag-tag rebel groups active in the southern Assam hill districts of Karbi Anglong and North Cachar Hills are currently holding formal or informal talks with the authorities. |
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