(SATP). Some incident don't have evidence but NDFB is believed to be involved. Disbanding NDFB disbanded itself at two locations in accordance with a clause in Memorandum of Settlement (MoS) signed by the four factions and the other stakeholders with the Indian Government on 27 January 2020. While disbanding, the NDFB (P) leader Gobinda Basumatry said "To find a solution to political, economic, social and cultural issues of Bodo people, the Bodo Security Force was formed in 1986. It was renamed as NDFB in 1994. Our fight has finally come to an end after 34 years of armed struggle within and outside the country... from Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Bhutan. We believe that the NDFB movement has been a successful one and so we are disbanding the group." See also Insurgency in Northeast India List of terrorist organisations in India ULFA References 1994 establishments in Assam Separatism in India Politics of Assam Bhutan–India relations Bodo nationalism Organisations designated as terrorist by India Organizations based in Asia designated as terrorist Secessionist organizations in Asia Insurgency in Northeast India Left-wing militant groups in India Terrorism in Assam Christian terrorism in Asia