Thimphu, Aug 6 (PTI) Bhutan has dismissed the reports of presence of permanent camps of the Indian militant groups on its territory but said it can't rule out occasional incursions by the terrorists in the country.
"There are unconfirmed reports of ULFA training camps along the Indo-Bhutan border but not within Bhutan," said Joint Secretary of Law and Order Bureau Karma T Namgyal, who was part of the Bhutanese delegation that held parleys with an Indian team at the Seventh Border Coordination Development Meeting here.
The Indian officials said ULFA and NDFB militants, based in Assam, are regrouping and may try to enter Bhutan to set up camps.
"We were told that these groups are regrouping and planning to come back. We need to be more vigilant.
"...there are no permanent camps in Bhutan, but we can't rule out occasional temporary incursions," Namgyal said.
"There are unconfirmed reports of ULFA training camps along the Indo-Bhutan border but not within Bhutan," said Joint Secretary of Law and Order Bureau Karma T Namgyal, who was part of the Bhutanese delegation that held parleys with an Indian team at the Seventh Border Coordination Development Meeting here.
The Indian officials said ULFA and NDFB militants, based in Assam, are regrouping and may try to enter Bhutan to set up camps.
"We were told that these groups are regrouping and planning to come back. We need to be more vigilant.
"...there are no permanent camps in Bhutan, but we can't rule out occasional temporary incursions," Namgyal said.
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