Prem Singh Brahma

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Prem Singh Brahma (Template:Lang-brx; 1952 – 2007) was the former leader of the Bodo Liberation Tigers Force and deputy chief from 1994 to 1996. He later renounced violence and joined the Congress party.

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Bodo leader Prem Singh Brahma dead Times of India - 17 April 2007

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