The banned ULFA on Friday denied its involvement in the three bomb explosions which claimed five lives and left more than 50 injured here.

A statement issued by the outfit's central publicity committee spokesman Anjan Borthakur claimed that the ULFA was in no way involved in the blasts that rocked Guwahati on the first day of the New Year and it appeared "to have been carried out by the enemies of the Assamese people".