A Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) team would visit the ethnic violence-hit areas on Friday in lower Assam which remained incident-free on Thursday.
The
CBI team as recommended by Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi is scheduled to
visit the strife-torn districts on Friday, Additional DGP (Law and
Order) AP Rout said in Guwahati.
On
Wednesday four bodies were recovered from Kokrajhar, Baksa and Chirang
districts taking the toll to 77 in the clashes which broke out on July 9
between Bodos and migrants.
"The
situation in the violence-hit areas is under control and there is no
fresh incident. The army is regularly conducting flag marches in the
affected areas," Rout said.
The
Chief Minister also called a special review meeting with top Army,
police and paramilitary officials at his residence during the day.
The CBI will
investigate certain cases of Assam clashes where conspiracy seems to
have been involved and a senior official of the probe agency will visit
the violence-hit state for the purpose.
"CBI will take over
certain cases, wherein conspiracy seems to be involved, for
investigation," Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde told the Lok Sabha
replying to a discussion on the Adjournment Motion on the Assam violence
moved by BJP leader L K Advani.
He
said for this purpose, Additional Director, CBI and Joint Secretary
(Northeast) in the Home Ministry were being deputed to Guwahati on
Thursday.
After
fresh incidents of violence were reported in lower Assam districts,
Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi Gogoi decided to recommend a CBI probe into
the clashes.
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