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Bangladesh High Court has reduced the life imprisonment of ULFA separatist leader Paresh Baruah to 14 years in a case related to illegal arms possession. Baruah, who is believed to be living in China, was convicted in 2014 along with several Bangladeshis for attempting to smuggle 10-truck loads of weapons to ULFA hideouts in Assam.
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