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No flame bait. They have not yet.have they blamed ISI or China yet
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No flame bait. They have not yet.have they blamed ISI or China yet
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About 25 days back when I was returning from home town in Maharashtra, had a break journey at Balharshah (in Chandrapur District). It is near to Gadhachiroli Dist. One of the Jawan of Cobra group was waiting for his train for Hisar (He is Jat and CRPF Cobra commando gear). He told me many thing during 2 hour chat.. The most shocking thing he told was that, the arms are smuggled in India via china and Nepal. And if government wants and has will power, the Maoist insurgents can be eliminated within hours (from whole India).. He said that, political parties make the issue of these Maoist and play the dirty politics.. They are not serious on tackling the menace.. He said, the training of Maoist is of very poor kind.. Its the sabotage, which creates fear in defence forces..
When we compared the training and skill level of these Maoist with Terrorist from Kashmir, he said the Terrorist from Kashmir are 5 to 10 times more dangerous and nearly on par with our Army if not equal.. So this insurgency of Maoist is nothing but Snake in backyard with whom political parties want to bake their breads...
RIP soldiers!Three soldiers killed in Arunachal Pradesh ambush
ITANAGAR: Three soldiers were killed and three others wounded on Thursday when suspected militants ambushed an army convoy in Arunachal Pradesh's Tirap district.
Six army personnel in the convoy were injured in heavy firing by the militants, an army official said, adding that three soldiers later succumbed to their injuries.
"The army convoy was on its way to Longding district in Arunachal Pradesh from an army base in Assam's Tinsukia district. When the convoy reached Topi area, a group of suspected militants started indiscriminate firing," the official said.
"We suspect the role of NSCN-Khaplang faction behind the attack. The NSCN faction must have taken the help of anti-talk faction of ULFA militants in carrying out the ambush," he said.
The official, however, added that the role of National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak Muivah (NSCN-IM) could not be ruled out.
On Friday, NSCN-Khaplang led by S S Khaplang abrogated the ceasefire agreement with the central government.
Tirap and Changlang districts of Arunachal Pradesh, that borders Myanmar, have been a stronghold of the NSCN factions and the route is also frequented by the anti-talk faction of United Liberation Front of Asom to sneak over to Myanmar, where these groups have camps.
Three soldiers killed in Arunachal Pradesh ambush - The Times of India
Three soldiers killed in Arunachal Pradesh ambush
ITANAGAR: Three soldiers were killed and three others wounded on Thursday when suspected militants ambushed an army convoy in Arunachal Pradesh's Tirap district.
Six army personnel in the convoy were injured in heavy firing by the militants, an army official said, adding that three soldiers later succumbed to their injuries.
"The army convoy was on its way to Longding district in Arunachal Pradesh from an army base in Assam's Tinsukia district. When the convoy reached Topi area, a group of suspected militants started indiscriminate firing," the official said.
"We suspect the role of NSCN-Khaplang faction behind the attack. The NSCN faction must have taken the help of anti-talk faction of ULFA militants in carrying out the ambush," he said.
The official, however, added that the role of National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak Muivah (NSCN-IM) could not be ruled out.
On Friday, NSCN-Khaplang led by S S Khaplang abrogated the ceasefire agreement with the central government.
Tirap and Changlang districts of Arunachal Pradesh, that borders Myanmar, have been a stronghold of the NSCN factions and the route is also frequented by the anti-talk faction of United Liberation Front of Asom to sneak over to Myanmar, where these groups have camps.
Three soldiers killed in Arunachal Pradesh ambush - The Times of India