The ULFA(I) is carrying out certain activities with the support of NSCN (K) in upper Assam but thous would bear no fruit, Pillai said.
"The ULFA(I) and its commander-in-chief Paresh Baruah were outdated and he is running the group in the name of revolution by using some youths of the region with a misguided concept," the former union home secretary said.
Pillai, who came to Assam to attend the All Bodo Student Union's Golden Jubilee celebrations at Batachipur in Dhekiajuli district, was talking to mediapersons yesterday.
The Paresh Baruah led faction was named ULFA (Independent) in April 2013.
To a query on Pakistan, Pillai said the neighbouring country's intention is to create disturbance in India.
He also suggested that the government set up border outposts on the Sino-India border areas.
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