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We don't have A10 but enough air element to take out their camps- this handcuff-me-and-throw-me-in-a-pool approach is self inflicted by the government on the armed forces. They dream of some non existent moral high ground in fighting with the same calibre of weapons that the adversary uses...

Refer @tomthounaojam posts, he is from NE. And there is good amount of racism there as well. It's just that they come to these cities for employment and education, hence, they face it more. Entire India is racist bc, South, North, East, West, NE

Yeah, the term is classism and not racism. And good luck being a non-white rich foreigner in China, they are bloody racists like most of the world

People give laughing reactions because you give suggestions that are far from reality on the ground. For example, your focus on Bihar- you have no idea how difficult it is to work in Bihar (I have been here a fair share of my life, and other parts of India too including the South), and yet you...

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It largely goes unreported but here is a link- https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/other-states/sukma-villagers-ask-police-to-end-crpf-violence/article6160691.ece Also, in the "Patriot" series by Maj Gaurav Arya on Republic, the episode in which they cover CRPF it was specifically pointed...

Fake encounters are not done only against those where the forces fear there can be messy prosecution. It has happened because of a range of reasons- disgruntled force, poor intel, frustration, ideological leanings. Hell, people have been thrashed by forces for not giving them food in the middle...

All of the fake encounters are not done against "enemies"- a lot of them are innocent.

AFSPA or not, fake encounters are a bigger reality than you would think. Why was this particular case undertaken is a different matter though. Its never a great idea to support anyone blindly.

Om Shanti to the family.

Bhai this is a major miss. These don't look plated at all. Bihar ke police officers(SP level and above) used to have "bulletproof" Gypsys in early 2000s when naxalism was still alive. CO of Assam Rifles travelling in such vehicles today is just poor planning- itna paise ka crunch nahi rehta.

CO plus family- rest assured they won't be playing by the rules. Some human rights violations are on the way in the affected areas.