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Still open to `political solution': ULFA

GUWAHATI: A little over a week after the Centre withdrew a truce with the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) and the People's Consultative Group (PCG) nominated by the group quit the peace process, the former on Tuesday said it was still open to finding a ``political solution'' to the insurgency in Assam.

Exudes hope

In the latest issue of its mouthpiece Freedom, the ULFA said it was ``still hopeful of a political solution and it would respond to any such efforts initiated by the Centre through the PCG.'' The outfit expressed confidence that the PCG would work towards bringing about a ``political solution.'' — PTI

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