Chhattisgarh anti-naxal operation was poorly designed, says Rahul
'Our jawans are not cannon fodder to be martyred at will'
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'Our jawans are not cannon fodder to be martyred at will'
Security agencies are working to ascertain a claim made by naxals that they abducted a CoBRA commando after the ambush in Chhattisgarh on Saturday that left at least 22 security personnel dead, official sources said. A top officer in the security establishment said that they have "reasons to believe" that this claim, made over phone on Sunday evening to a journalist based in Bijapur by a purported Maoist group, is true. "We have not been able to locate commando Rakeshwar Singh Minhas of the 210th CoBRA battalion till now. However, we do not have concrete evidence to substantiate the claim mad...
CRPF DG Kuldiep Singh on Chhattisgarh encounter: No intelligence or operational failure, 25-30 Naxals killed CRPF DG Kuldiep Singh said on Sunday that there was absolutely no intelligence or operational failure during the Chhattisgarh encounter with Naxals that claimed the lives of 22 jawans and left 31 injured on Saturday. advertisement UPDATED: April 5, 2021 00:11 IST CRPF DG Kuldiep Singh said on Sunday that there was no intelligence or operational failure during Chattisgarh encounter and around 25-30 Naxals have been killed (Photo for representation) A day after 22 jawans were killed and ...
At least 400 Naxals suspected to be led by the most wanted Maoist commander and leader of the so-called 'People's Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) battalion no 1-- Hidma-- and his associate Sujatha ambushed the forces in an area that is a strong-hold of the Maoists due to the difficult terrain, large tracts of forests and a smaller number of security forces camps, an officer said.
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