Profile and Biography of ULFA leader Arabinda Rajkhowa

Posted Date: 02-Jan-2011	Category: Famous Personality	Rating:
Author: Runa Borah	Member Level: Gold	Points: 30 (Rs 25)

UlFA leader Arabinda Rajkhowa is just released from prison and he is committed to Peace Talk for the sake of Assamese people. In this artilce I am providing information about profile, Life, Family, Children and better half of Arabinda Rajkhowa of Assam.

Arabinda Rajkhowa, the Chairman of the still-banned terrorist outfit of Assam is the talk of the whole country especially in the political circle. Arabinda rajkhowa was just released from the prison and the Chief Minister of Assam Mr Tarun Gogoi has invited Mr Rajkhowa to join politics. United Liberation Front of Assam(ULFA) is ready for the Peace-Talk with the Central Govt of Assam according to Arabinda Rajkhowa and hence the public support for the organisation is rife at this moment.

Profile of Arabinda Rajkhowa

Arabinda Rajkhowa is one of the high-profile leaders of ULFA whose influence in the Organisation can be felt. Though a section of leaders in ULFA are against Peace Talk Rajkhowa is quite candid about his unanimity of his decision.

Name: Arabinda Rajkhowa's original name is Rajib Rajknower. His other names are Mijanur rahman Choudhuri(Name taken during their stay at bangladesh).

Birth Place of Arabinda Rajkhowa: Lakwa, Sivasagar dist of Assam.

Parents of Arabinda Rajkhowa: Father Umakanta Rajkonwer and mother is Damayanti Rajkonwer. They are said to be followers of Gandhism.
Siblings: Arabinda Rajkhowa has his elder brother Ajay Rajkonwer.
Family of Arabinda Rajkhowa: Arabinda Rajkhowa has married Kaberi kachari who is also a member of ULFA.

Arabinda and Kaberi Rajkhowa's children, 14 year old daughter Kanchan Bohagi and son Gadadhor were born all these while. They were said to be the part of their parents struggle during the period of Millitary operations in Assam and in other parts of North East.

Other designations that Arabinda Rajkhowa held:

Arabinda Rajkhowa was Vice-President of the Indo-Burma Revolutionary Front for sometime. He was also a leader of the Asom Jatiyatabadi Yuva Chatra Parishad (AJYCP), before he along with Paresh Barua, Bhimkanta BurhaGohain etc founded ULFA in Assam.

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