In addition to Delhi, the role of terrorist and extremist organizations is coming out in violent protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act in other parts of the country. The Assam Rifles and Army were immediately deployed there as soon as evidence of the banned terrorist organization ULFA was involved in the uproar in Assam. The role of some radical organizations is being feared behind the violence in other parts of the country including Delhi and the investigating agencies are busy collecting evidence for this.

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Regarding the matter, a senior official of the security agency said that through violent protests in Assam, the citizenship law was being opposed by the public while the truth was different. According to a report sent to the Center by an agency, the terrorist organization ULFA was supporting the movement and there was also talk of providing arms to the agitators among their terrorists.

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A ULFA militant also asked Deputy Chairman Pradeep Gogoi to provide arms to the agitators. He knew whether it would be right to distribute 60% of the weapons with the terrorist organization among the villagers. Not only this, Pradeep Gogoi also participated in the protests along with his colleagues at Sivasagar, Lakuwa, Assam on 11 December.

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