Security concerns prompted the authorities to hold a camp court inside the Central jail in Guwahati on Thursday afternoon for production of arrested United Liberation Front of Assam Chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa, Deputy Commander-in-Chief Raju Barauh and Rajkhowa's body guard Raja Bora.
The court of chief judicial magistrate of Kamrup district while holding the camp court on Thursday remanded the three ULFA men, who were arrested earlier this month, for nine more days of police custody in response to police's prayer for 14 days custody.
While the police sought a 14-day custody of each of them in three different cases, Kamrup District Chief Judicial Magistrate Robin Phukan granted nine days' custody of the trio.
Rajkhowa's lawyer Bijan Mahajan said, "The CJM, after listening to both sides, allowed only three days' custody in each case, totalling to nine days."'9 ULFA militants in Assam to carry out blasts'
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