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Why are you itching for a war? Do you want to lose another part of Pakistan? Remember 1971?
Indian special forces carry out cross border operation into Myanmar. Several militants Killed
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Ajit Doval personally knows that area so there was no doubt that he would have advised PM to let Army cross the border.
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Days After Manipur Ambush, Army
Hits Militants Across the Myanmar
Border in Joint Operation With Air
Force.
Story first published: Jun 09, 2015 18:19 IST
Reported by Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Edited by
Abhinav Bhatt | Updated: Jun 09, 2015 21:46
IST
New Delhi: The Indian Army, in a joint
operation with the Air Force, engaged groups
of militants at two locations on the Indo-
Myanmar border today and said it had
inflicted "significant casualties." Initial
reports suggest that about 50 or more
militants have been killed in the operations.
Sources said among the militants killed today
are those behind last week's ambush of an
Army convoy in which 18 soldiers were killed
in Manipur's Chandel district, the deadliest
attack on security forces in two decades.
Starson Lamkang of the National Socialist
Council of Nagaland or NSCN(K), who is
suspected to have played a key role in
organising the June 4 ambush, is reportedly
injured in today's operations.
Mi-17 helicopters of the Air Force were
deployed and, sources said, the Assam Rifles
and the Army's Special Forces - 21 Para (SF)
- carried out surgical strikes inside Myanmar,
where the militants had fled to, entering
about 2 km into the neighbouring country,
something that was not confirmed by the
Army.
"It is not like a kabaddi match where you can
come in and go back. We will cross over and
we will hit, we were supported by the
Myanmar army," Minister of State for
Information and Broadcasting Rajyavardhan
Singh Rathore told NDTV.
Major General Ranvir Songj said today's
operations followed "very credible and
specific intelligence" that the militants were
planning to carry out more attacks. "Early
this morning, the Indian Army engaged two
separate groups of insurgents along the
Indo-Myanmar border at two locations, along
the Nagaland and Manipur borders.
Significant casualties have been inflicted on
them. As a consequence, threats to our
civilian population and security forces were
averted," the General said.
Sources said the operations took place in
Ukhrul, Manipur, and in Tuensang district of
Nagaland, where a mixed group of militants
attempted to infiltrate into India.
Militants belonging to People's Liberation
Army (PLA), United National Liberation Front
(UNLF) and Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL)
have been killed.
The Army has said it is "in communication
with Myanmar authorities and look forward
to working with them to combat terrorism."
General Songj said the Army would firmly
deal with any threat to India's security.
Days After Manipur Ambush, Army Hits Militants Across the Myanmar Border in Joint Operation With Air Force - NDTV
Hits Militants Across the Myanmar
Border in Joint Operation With Air
Force.
Story first published: Jun 09, 2015 18:19 IST
Reported by Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Edited by
Abhinav Bhatt | Updated: Jun 09, 2015 21:46
IST
New Delhi: The Indian Army, in a joint
operation with the Air Force, engaged groups
of militants at two locations on the Indo-
Myanmar border today and said it had
inflicted "significant casualties." Initial
reports suggest that about 50 or more
militants have been killed in the operations.
Sources said among the militants killed today
are those behind last week's ambush of an
Army convoy in which 18 soldiers were killed
in Manipur's Chandel district, the deadliest
attack on security forces in two decades.
Starson Lamkang of the National Socialist
Council of Nagaland or NSCN(K), who is
suspected to have played a key role in
organising the June 4 ambush, is reportedly
injured in today's operations.
Mi-17 helicopters of the Air Force were
deployed and, sources said, the Assam Rifles
and the Army's Special Forces - 21 Para (SF)
- carried out surgical strikes inside Myanmar,
where the militants had fled to, entering
about 2 km into the neighbouring country,
something that was not confirmed by the
Army.
"It is not like a kabaddi match where you can
come in and go back. We will cross over and
we will hit, we were supported by the
Myanmar army," Minister of State for
Information and Broadcasting Rajyavardhan
Singh Rathore told NDTV.
Major General Ranvir Songj said today's
operations followed "very credible and
specific intelligence" that the militants were
planning to carry out more attacks. "Early
this morning, the Indian Army engaged two
separate groups of insurgents along the
Indo-Myanmar border at two locations, along
the Nagaland and Manipur borders.
Significant casualties have been inflicted on
them. As a consequence, threats to our
civilian population and security forces were
averted," the General said.
Sources said the operations took place in
Ukhrul, Manipur, and in Tuensang district of
Nagaland, where a mixed group of militants
attempted to infiltrate into India.
Militants belonging to People's Liberation
Army (PLA), United National Liberation Front
(UNLF) and Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL)
have been killed.
The Army has said it is "in communication
with Myanmar authorities and look forward
to working with them to combat terrorism."
General Songj said the Army would firmly
deal with any threat to India's security.
Days After Manipur Ambush, Army Hits Militants Across the Myanmar Border in Joint Operation With Air Force - NDTV
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where did you read about 50 kills?over 50 Kills Bravo
More to Go
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Ndtv Reporting it Many channels do
Army Conducts Ops Near Myanmar Border, Sources Say Militants Behind Manipur Ambush Killed
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kudos to those paras if that is true,but 50 seems a very high number as there was no casualties on our side..and we are talking about jungle warfare here..50 kills without loosing a single soldier in jungle warfare seems exaggerated , unless our boys caught them sleeping in their tents ..lol
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See things have changed since past, no more congress idiots are in power now. Any Pakistan sponsor terrorism will be dealt with force that Pakistan can't dealt with. In every war we were defensive including the one in which PA surrendered. But here, now under Modi, it will be different. So don't wish for this.
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slowly the re-traction is happening , from cross border to near Myanmar Border
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50+ militants killed.
Days After Manipur Ambush, Army
Hits Militants Across the Myanmar
Border in Joint Operation With Air
Force.
Story first published: Jun 09, 2015 18:19 IST
Reported by Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Edited by
Abhinav Bhatt | Updated: Jun 09, 2015 21:46
IST
New Delhi: The Indian Army, in a joint
operation with the Air Force, engaged groups
of militants at two locations on the Indo-
Myanmar border today and said it had
inflicted "significant casualties." Initial
reports suggest that about 50 or more
militants have been killed in the operations.
Sources said among the militants killed today
are those behind last week's ambush of an
Army convoy in which 18 soldiers were killed
in Manipur's Chandel district, the deadliest
attack on security forces in two decades.
Starson Lamkang of the National Socialist
Council of Nagaland or NSCN(K), who is
suspected to have played a key role in
organising the June 4 ambush, is reportedly
injured in today's operations.
Mi-17 helicopters of the Air Force were
deployed and, sources said, the Assam Rifles
and the Army's Special Forces - 21 Para (SF)
- carried out surgical strikes inside Myanmar,
where the militants had fled to, entering
about 2 km into the neighbouring country,
something that was not confirmed by the
Army.
"It is not like a kabaddi match where you can
come in and go back. We will cross over and
we will hit, we were supported by the
Myanmar army," Minister of State for
Information and Broadcasting Rajyavardhan
Singh Rathore told NDTV.
Source: NDTV.
Days After Manipur Ambush, Army
Hits Militants Across the Myanmar
Border in Joint Operation With Air
Force.
Story first published: Jun 09, 2015 18:19 IST
Reported by Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Edited by
Abhinav Bhatt | Updated: Jun 09, 2015 21:46
IST
New Delhi: The Indian Army, in a joint
operation with the Air Force, engaged groups
of militants at two locations on the Indo-
Myanmar border today and said it had
inflicted "significant casualties." Initial
reports suggest that about 50 or more
militants have been killed in the operations.
Sources said among the militants killed today
are those behind last week's ambush of an
Army convoy in which 18 soldiers were killed
in Manipur's Chandel district, the deadliest
attack on security forces in two decades.
Starson Lamkang of the National Socialist
Council of Nagaland or NSCN(K), who is
suspected to have played a key role in
organising the June 4 ambush, is reportedly
injured in today's operations.
Mi-17 helicopters of the Air Force were
deployed and, sources said, the Assam Rifles
and the Army's Special Forces - 21 Para (SF)
- carried out surgical strikes inside Myanmar,
where the militants had fled to, entering
about 2 km into the neighbouring country,
something that was not confirmed by the
Army.
"It is not like a kabaddi match where you can
come in and go back. We will cross over and
we will hit, we were supported by the
Myanmar army," Minister of State for
Information and Broadcasting Rajyavardhan
Singh Rathore told NDTV.
Source: NDTV.
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there were two Strikes Directly on the camps different Locations I don't think Number is Wrongkudos to those paras if that is true,but 50 seems a very high number as there was no casualties on our side..and we are talking about jungle warfare here..50 kills without loosing a single soldier in jungle warfare seems exaggerated , unless our boys caught them sleeping in their tents ..lol
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