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22 security personnel lose their lives in a Naxal attack in Chhattisgarh!


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When are these domestic terrorists going to be eliminated? Thanks to the CM's in Andhra and Telangana these rats were driven out of Telugu states into Chattisgarh.They have access to rocket launchers etc while security forces are sent into forests without basic protection like Helmets.

 

We have Leftist journalists whitewashing people like Varavara Rao by calling him a "poet". We have 2 Communist parties one of which supported China in the 1962 war against India. Why are these people allowed to create anarchy in this country?

 

22 security personnel!:wall:

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CRPF ? 

 

I have always wondered how well equipped these folks are to tackle naxalites in that terrain. The layman in me says a good amount surveillance drones could help capture their movement and avoid such attacks. 

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17 minutes ago, Clarke said:

CRPF ? 

 

I have always wondered how well equipped these folks are to tackle naxalites in that terrain. The layman in me says a good amount surveillance drones could help capture their movement and avoid such attacks. 

CRPF, DRG and STF apparently.

 

Their equipment is pretty bad which is absolutely criminal.  Apparently, more than 500 Naxalites were involved in the ambush. They weren't using drones.

 

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1 hour ago, PunterLog said:
Thanks to the CM's in Andhra and Telangana these rats were driven out of Telugu states into Chattisgarh.They have access to rocket launchers etc while security forces are sent into forests without basic protection like Helmets.

 

We have Leftist journalists whitewashing people like Varavara Rao by calling him a "poet". We have 2 Communist parties one of which supported China in the 1962 war against India. Why are these people allowed to create anarchy in this country?

 

22 security personnel!:wall:

 

One has to give credit to tactical approach of Telugu police. They have observed naxalites and formed a unit called "Grey Hounds" who are specifically trained and armed to dispatch the red barbarians. The 24x7 job of these guys was to roam around in forest and hunt naxals like dogs. 

 

CRPF are simply not suited/trained to fight with guerillas. 

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12 minutes ago, kepler37b said:

 

One has to give credit to tactical approach of Telugu police. They have observed naxalites and formed a unit called "Grey Hounds" who are specifically trained and armed to dispatch the red barbarians. The 24x7 job of these guys was to roam around in forest and hunt naxals like dogs. 

 

CRPF are simply not suited/trained to fight with guerillas. 

Oh yes! I remember hearing this word "Grey hounds" routinely in local Telugu news channels years ago.

 

Both major parties in Andhra and Telangana put aside their differences and went after these Naxals irrespective of who was in power.

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RIP

I don't understand why these naxals are not declared as terrorists and why are their supporters not treated like we treat hizbul members. 

They are no different .

The govt needs to be ruthless here and eliminate these vermins.

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Sending security personnel to attack without bullet proof jacket is a fault. It does not cost much to do these things and loss of life of CRPF personnel is very expensive in humanitarian and financial way.

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Stop calling them naxals. They have no ideology or cause.  They are domestic terrorists like IM, PFI or SDPI. Call people like Varavara Rao, Arundhati Roy, Kavita Krishnan, CPIM-L leaders as Terrorist sympathizers. These people provide cover fire to the terrorists who kill and maim the security personnel. They need to be dealt like the infiltrators in Kashmir

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Reducing this menace starts with intelligence have strong on ground intelligence and be trained in gorilla warfare. The forces also need to understand why they are formed may tackle that as well. YSR was bad for many things but he eliminated most of these rebels after calling them for talks and intelligence noted their pathways in to forest. There was an article where majority of leadership could have been eliminated but the YSR/ Jana reddy didn’t make the call still don’t know why.

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20 hours ago, PunterLog said:

Very interesting reactions on this article about the attack!

 

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Maybe mostly Kashmiris & Pakistanis...  Nothing surprising about it tbh. 

 

Never really understood how hard it is to end this Naxal menace once & for all.  All it takes is a committed Government & solid strategy.  

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7 hours ago, Lone Wolf said:

Maybe mostly Kashmiris & Pakistanis...  Nothing surprising about it tbh. 

 

Never really understood how hard it is to end this Naxal menace once & for all.  All it takes is a committed Government & solid strategy.  

World keeps mum on China uighur action, it will act with glee to show India as a villain if IA does anything against Naxals. India should move some IA troops into CRPF and quietly go about it while keeping it a police operation not an army operation.

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32 minutes ago, Vilander said:

World keeps mum on China uighur action, it will act with glee to show India as a villain if IA does anything against Naxals. India should move some IA troops into CRPF and quietly go about it while keeping it a police operation not an army operation.

Seriously doing a surgical strike on another soil is a lot tougher act than doing something like this on our own soil.  I still think a covert op would suit us better instead of raining Hellfire from Apaches. 

Naga terrorists have taken some serious hits in last few years due to these tactics..  I am sure same can be applied here. 

Human rights Randi rona happens everytime & we are not anyways in the good books no matter what we do. 

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59 minutes ago, Lone Wolf said:

I still think a covert op

the problem is fifth column within the state, opposition etc - they will drum it and international media will pick it up. The moment heavy artillery's weapons become involved - India will be made to look as a villain at an unprecedented level.  Covert ops can and should happen, wonder if they aren't already. And the enemy is not clearly defined in this case, often blend into villages, cant act with lethal force unless a war zone is created within the country and civilians evacuated ( and the enemy will escape along with them if they do lol).

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The naxals are down to 53 districts from around 108 in 2014.

 

The more pressed they are in a smaller area the more bloody this final stand will be.

 

Ignore the international media and go for the kill

 

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