Security forces surround 250 Maoists in Latehar during Jaal Char operation

[Foo_Fighter]

He is a Pakistani and not a Chinese... please stay away from him!!!

Dude, seriously...why do you embarrass yourself with such posts? Are you a masochist who loves self humiliation?

After that ladakh "invasion" and armoured division crap, I thought you would change. But no....

@WebMaster @nuclearpak @Oscar : Does PDF pay people for entertainment value? Why is this fellow allowed to derail threads with this sort of crap? I mean, his posts are a joke, we all know that. I'm only asking because I'm concerned about quality.

 

[HongWu]

Anything ON TOPIC guys? any updates?

After all the chest-beating and boasting and cries for Maoist blood in the first 7 pages.... in the end just another humiliation for India.

 

[HK Indian MBT]

This is how to trap these mouse ! Well done CRPF Jawans ! Thank U @janon

In a massive operation against the Maoists, security forces have laid siege to a hill in Jharkhand, entrapping nearly 250 guerrillas by cutting their supply lines, police said in Ranchi on Friday.

The 'Jaal Char' operation has been jointly launched by the state police and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) in Latehar district, around 145 km from the state capital Ranchi.

"The operation was launched 10 days ago in a well planned manner with around 2,000 security personnel now surrounding the hill. Gun battles took place at least on five days. We have cut the Maoist supply lines by deploying forces at Kumadih railway station," a police officer involved in the operation told IANS.

Police claim to have killed at least eight Maoist guerrillas, destroyed one camp, seized landmines, explosives, mobile phones, medicines and other materials in the last 10 days of the operation.

The hill is spread around 17 sq km. With more than 15 villages located in the area, the security forces are gradually closing upon the guerrillas, a police officer said.

According to sources at the police headquarters in Ranchi, the union home ministry has been informed about the operation.

Earlier on Thursday, Jharkhand police chief Rajiv Kumar, who is monitoring the entire operation, said the Maoists should either surrender or be prepared to face bullets.

According to police sources, some important Maoist leaders could be among those trapped by the security forces.

Operations against them are going on in various parts of the state, including the Saranda forest in West Singhbhum and Palamau and Dumka districts where Pakur Superintendent of Police Amarjit Balihar was killed by the Maoists Tuesday.

Maoist guerrillas are active in 18 of the state's 24 districts.

Joint security forces surround 250 Maoists in Latehar during Jaal Char operation

Security forces surround about 250 Maoists in J'khand

 

[acid rain]

The media most likely have been kept away from the whole operation.

 

[HK Indian MBT]

The media most likely have been kept away from the whole operation.

Its the best thing to do. Or they will cry faul with bunch of Selfish so called Humanrights activits !Whi things Human rights only for Terrorist not for Jawans

 

[HongWu]

After all the boasting about surrounding Maoists, in the end the Indian Army suffered another humiliating defeat! No Maoist even suffered a scratch.

 

[Koovie]

After all the boasting about surrounding Maoists, in the end the Indian Army suffered another humiliating defeat! No Maoists even suffered a scratch.

This is simply too stupid to respond to. -_-

 

[surya kiran]

This is simply too stupid to respond to. -_-

HongWu has GoneGoo. spare him.

 

[HongWu]

Look like the Maoists defeated the shupa-powah Indian security forces again