OIL on high alert after Assam Police intelligence input of potential attack by ULFA (I)

DIBRUGARH: Security has been amplified in Oil India Limited (OIL) workplaces in Duliajan and its establishments in upper Assam following a knowledge input that ULFA (I) is intending to complete an assault on its fundamental establishments and seize its authorities.

A crisis security audit meeting was called by top OIL authorities to examine the conceivable danger to OIL establishment.

During the crisis security audit meeting, all chiefs and representatives of the public area organization have been coordinated to observe the guideline working system (SOP) and directions as the alarm were of a “genuine” sort. Besides, the development during the night and night long periods of authorities and workers have been limited including official or individual.

Any critical development during the said hours must be educated to the security division.

The knowledge input shared by the state police comes in the scenery of a mass enlistment drive by the restricted ULFA (Independent).

OIL representative Tridiv Hazarika said that a crisis security meeting was hung on May 17 at OIL’s field central command in Duliajan in wake of the turn of events.

The gathering led by directing OIL Resident Chief Executive Anfor Ali Haque was gone to by heads of different offices, agents of organization and security, CISF, AISF among others.

“We have gotten an insight input from Assam police about the chance of radical gatherings focusing on essential establishments and abducting authorities in upper Assam. Likewise, an inside security survey meeting was hung on Wednesday and a few choices were taken considering the new security alert,” Hazarika said.