"ULFA and AGP are two sides of the same coin and the former was born due to the active support of the latter," Bordoloi, who is also the government spokesman, told reporters here.
"ULFA had directly asked people not to vote for Congress, but for AGP candidates," Bordoloi said, adding that it was openly accepted that the two organisations had close links.
AGP had come to power for the second time in 1996 due to the active support and campaigning by the ULFA.
Bordoloi said that over 1,000 Congressmen were killed during the agitation and subsequent insurgency which plagued the state for more than three decades.
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He also said that there were no former militant in the Assam cabinet.
The AGP had yesterday announced that it would take legal action against AICC Vice-President Rahul Gandhi for his purported remark that the party had come to power with the help of insurgents.
Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi had also supported Gandhi's remarks and asserted that AGP had links with the ULFA.