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One jawan martyred during Naxal operation in Assam

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One jawan was killed while four others got injured during a Naxal operation in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur district.

"During an operation in Narayanpur district, there was a scuffle with the Naxalites. One jawan has been martyred and four others are injured," said R.K. Vij, the ADG of Naxal operations.

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh had earlier last month asked the Maoists to shun the path of violence, saying there is no space for violence in a democracy.

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@Assault Rifle
 
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RIP . but title is wrong .

This incident has took place in Chattisgarh which is too far from Assam.

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Rip... GoI should allow more funds and better training for CRPF. brave souls are being killed every now and then and government is not giving much thoughts on them. Government should few of those used MRAPs in Afghanistan.
 
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wrong title..its in Chhattisgarh..Naxal has minimum/no presence in Assam.
 
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Naxals presence is there and even the route of weapons comes from North East. Purulia arms drop case of 1995 do explain many things.

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Two suspected Naxals held in Assam | Zee News

there are reports on Naxals/Maoists are trying to make a tie up with ULFA.but there's nothing substantial on it yet.in fact,they've lost their influence in WB and some surrounding states and are confined in some states.
 
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R.I.P to the soldeir... :(
chattisgarh govt. should learn sme lessons from andhra pradesh govt of 2004 . though ysr regime was corrupt they were successful in eradicating the naxal problem and in bringing maoists in to public stream to follow democratic process to express their disatissfaction..today there is no naxal menace in either tg/a.p while the top positions in armed maoist stream are being lead by telugu speaking people..
 
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