Four maoists, including a woman were killed in an encounter with Indian security forces

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Maoist commander shot dead by security forces

A joint operation involving District Reserve Guards and Special Task Force (STF) personnel was launched in border areas, sources said.
india Updated: Nov 30, 2018 12:07 IST

A top Maoist commander, identified was killed in a gun battle with security forces on Thursday evening, police said on Friday.(Representative Image/PTI File Photo)

A top Maoist commander, identified was killed in a gun battle with security forces on Thursday evening, police said on Friday.

Superintendent of police said the military platoon commander of the outlawed Maoists was identified with the help of surrendered rebels.

“We are expecting more casualties and it may take some more time to recover the bodies in the deep forests,” Superintendent of police said while speaking to the Hindustan Times.

“We identified blood marks at different places in the forests suggesting more deaths,” Superintendent of police added.

Another police officer said at least eight to ten more Maoists militants might have been hit in the gunfire.

A joint operation involving District Reserve Guards and Special Task Force personnel was launched in border areas sources said.

“When the District Reserve Guards and Special Task Force personnel were moving , District Reserve Guards and Special Task Force personnel encountered a large group of 50-60 Maoists leading to an exchange of fire,” Superintendent of police said.

The militants were said to have slipped into the deep forests, leaving behind their dead commander after the firing that lasted for more than an hour.

Superintendent of police said police have recovered a self-loading rifle and two magazines from top Maoist commander.

Thursday’s encounter is the second in a week after nine Maoists and two security personnel were killed in village under police limits on Monday.

 

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Ministry of Defence
12-July, 2019 18:05 IST
Press Release: OP Thangjing

Lunkholal Lhungdim, Chief of Dampi village, was kidnapped from Kaprang village of Churachandpur district, Manipur, by four armed individuals on 05 July 2019. A rescue operation was launched by Assam Rifles (AR) in coordination with the local police which resulted in the release of the kidnapped individual on 06 July 2019.

Intense search operations resulted in the apprehension of a Kuki insurgent and recovery of a large cache of arms, ammunition and war like stores on 09 and 10 July 2019. The recoveries included:-



(a) AK 56 Rifle - One.

(b) MA-3 Rifle - Three

(c) M4AI Carbine - One

(d) HK 33 Rifle - One

(e) AK 47 Rifle - One

(f) 12 Bore Rifle - Two

(g) Chinese hand grenade - One.


These timely operations have dealt a severe blow to the insurgent groups and exposed their nefarious designs of extortion and indulging in petty crimes.


Lt Col Harsh Wardhan Pande
for PRO (Army)

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AFPSA Zone , Myanmar Occupied Burma.

 

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Army seizes huge cache of arms,ammunition of NSCN(IM) in Manipur

Brigadier Ravroop Singh of the 57 Mountain Division said the operation by army commenced on the night of July 5 and search started from the next morning at Kekru Naga village in Noney district following report of presence of some armed cadres belonging to NSCN (IM).
india Updated: Jul 13, 2019 10:16 IST

In a well ‘synergised operation’ in Manipur’s Noney district, the Indian army has arrested an NSCN (IM) cadre and seized a huge cache of arms and ammunition, warlike stores and other incriminating documents.

Brigadier Ravroop Singh of the 57 Mountain Division said the operation by army commenced on the night of July 5 and search started from the next morning at Kekru Naga village in Noney district following report of presence of some armed cadres belonging to NSCN (IM).

Sensing the security forces, the armed cadres(of the outfit) fled the area after hiding their weapons and warlike stores at multiple locations in the periphery of village, nearby jungle and the Jhum huts, he said.

One armed cadre of NSCN (IM) SS Private Thailik Panmei was apprehended while four rifles, two grenade launchers and large quantities of ammunition and other warlike stores besides incriminating documents, diaries and other administrative stores of NSCN (IM) during the operation which was concluded on July 9.

“This operation and the recovery of huge arms, ammunition and warlike stores have yet again exposed the duplicity of NSCN (IM),” the officer claimed. “The Cease Fire Ground Rules lay down the basic framework under which both Government agencies and NSCN (IM) are required to operate, however, NSCN (IM) has continuously been violating the laid down Ground Rules.”

Singh said that the attempts for setting up of new camps, fresh recruitments, extortion and tax collection specifically along NH-2 and NH-37 impacting infrastructure projects like railway lines,road construction etc are all indicative “to undermine the peace process”.

The security forces, Singh said, are aware of these tactics and would continue to carry out relentless operations to provide security to the local population.

The Army Commander, Lieutenant General MM Naravane, has complimented all troops of Spear Corps for executing such a surgical and professional operation, he said.

The NSCN(IM) is yet to react to the army version at the time of publishing this report.

First Published: Jul 13, 2019 08:24 IST

 

[GHALIB]

Army seizes huge cache of arms,ammunition of NSCN(IM) in Manipur

Brigadier Ravroop Singh of the 57 Mountain Division said the operation by army commenced on the night of July 5 and search started from the next morning at Kekru Naga village in Noney district following report of presence of some armed cadres belonging to NSCN (IM).
india Updated: Jul 13, 2019 10:16 IST

In a well ‘synergised operation’ in Manipur’s Noney district, the Indian army has arrested an NSCN (IM) cadre and seized a huge cache of arms and ammunition, warlike stores and other incriminating documents.

Brigadier Ravroop Singh of the 57 Mountain Division said the operation by army commenced on the night of July 5 and search started from the next morning at Kekru Naga village in Noney district following report of presence of some armed cadres belonging to NSCN (IM).

Sensing the security forces, the armed cadres(of the outfit) fled the area after hiding their weapons and warlike stores at multiple locations in the periphery of village, nearby jungle and the Jhum huts, he said.

One armed cadre of NSCN (IM) SS Private Thailik Panmei was apprehended while four rifles, two grenade launchers and large quantities of ammunition and other warlike stores besides incriminating documents, diaries and other administrative stores of NSCN (IM) during the operation which was concluded on July 9.

“This operation and the recovery of huge arms, ammunition and warlike stores have yet again exposed the duplicity of NSCN (IM),” the officer claimed. “The Cease Fire Ground Rules lay down the basic framework under which both Government agencies and NSCN (IM) are required to operate, however, NSCN (IM) has continuously been violating the laid down Ground Rules.”

Singh said that the attempts for setting up of new camps, fresh recruitments, extortion and tax collection specifically along NH-2 and NH-37 impacting infrastructure projects like railway lines,road construction etc are all indicative “to undermine the peace process”.

The security forces, Singh said, are aware of these tactics and would continue to carry out relentless operations to provide security to the local population.

The Army Commander, Lieutenant General MM Naravane, has complimented all troops of Spear Corps for executing such a surgical and professional operation, he said.

The NSCN(IM) is yet to react to the army version at the time of publishing this report.

First Published: Jul 13, 2019 08:24 IST

very good .