A five-member delegation of the pro-talk faction of the separatist United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) leaders left Sunday for New Delhi to hold the third round talks with the central government Monday.

Led by the chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa, other members of the delegation including Raju Baruah, Chitraban Hazarika, Pranati Deka and Mithinga Daimary set off to the Indian Capital from the state capital Guwahati of northeast Indian state of Assam.

The delegation is likely to meet Union Home Secretary R.K. Singh and other senior home ministry officials.

"We are going to hold discussions on various issues and problems of the state. The rights of indigenous people, the right of people over land and resources, constitutional safeguards and the issue of securing the very existence of the Assamese people -- we are going to raise all these issues before the central government," said Arabinda Rajkhowa.

The pro-talk faction of the outfit which had been holding talks with the Government of India since last year to bring lasting peace to the state, had already submitted a 12-point charter of demands to the Government of India.

Although the leaders of the pro-talk faction refused to divulge details about the scheduled meeting Monday, the meet is also likely to discuss certain "crucial" points from the 12-point charter of demands, for the fulfillment of which the Constitution needs to be amended.

The last round of talks between the pro-talk facion of the outfit and the central government was held on October 25 last year.