Seriously, how difficult is it for a chip to be embedded in a journalist's mouth and a UAV to track these losers? Even Rustom-1 can carry enough payload to start dropping small explosives to target naxals as they don't have UAVs. This is deep inside the jungle and CRPF can easily twist the story to say that it was their own IEDs that blew up that they were making.Snaps of Maoists terrorist org run training camp and cultural function from recently released footage (likely deep in Bastar jungles).
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Naxal problem is political; chances are, that these police officers were ordered to withdraw. It is common practise to ensure that every region remains on a slow boil rather than see a complete elimination of hostiles. BJP or not, it does not matter in the Red Belt. These are several local politicians who are hand-in-glove with these swines. They do not want naxalism to die.Encounter went for 3 days still all naxals escaped. WTF is Bihar police doing?
he will be released on bail andvdonn will be bumped off and blame will be on naxals. Mulugu is known as the encounter capital of Telangana.,they hardly tale any surrenders.
Chhattisgarh: DC among 4 CPRF personnel injured in blast
Four personnel of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), including a deputy commandant and an assistant sub-inspector, were injured on Tuesday when an Improvised Explosive Device (IED), planted by Naxals, went off in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district, police said.
The incident occurred around 3 pm on the Murkinar road under the Modakpal police station area when a team of CRPF's 153rd battalion was out on an area domination operation, Inspector General of Police (Bastar range) Sundarraj P told PTI.
The patrolling team, which had launched the operation from its Chinnakodepal camp, was cordoning off the forest along Murkinar road, located around 450km from the state capital Raipur, when the CRPF personnel came in contact with a pressure IED (a homemade bomb), causing an explosion in it, he said.
Army should not be used in COIN operations especially in hinterlands..Army is already stretched thin in managing two front war and dealing insurgency in Kashmir and north eastTime and again it is being proven that either:
1) CRPF needs heavy punishing firepower akin to that of the Army
OR
2) Clear the Army to crush naxalism with unhindered force
But votes are more important for the local scumbags.
Then the only option is to turn CRPF into the Army 2.0. What I am trying to say is that it doesn't matter who handles it, they need heavy firepower, deep UAV surveillance capabilities, mine-countering equipment, aerial sniper UCAVs/LCH on deputation, etc. Without deadly force that shows the Maoists that the government is ready to go to any extent to wipe them out (without making it to the news), they won't stop until their funds dry up.Army should not be used in COIN operations especially in hinterlands..Army is already stretched thin in managing two front war and dealing insurgency in Kashmir and north east
Ideally even Kashmir and NE insurgency should be dealt by CRPF or BSF
Nope, CRPF just just need armed drones and night fighting capabilities.Time and again it is being proven that either:
1) CRPF needs heavy punishing firepower akin to that of the Army
OR
2) Clear the Army to crush naxalism with unhindered force
But votes are more important for the local scumbags.
Armed drones? Indian sarkar wets its pants to use normal police against violent rioters. You think they'd give UCAVs to CRPF against Naxals?Nope, CRPF just just need armed drones and night fighting capabilities.
They can wreak havoc.
Minor attack with UBGLs, 4 jawans injured, assuming all of them got injured with UBGL then its safe to say that they’ll be out of danger, hope that none of them got injured by small arms fire.