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Indian Army Commanders’ to discuss Naxal violence
Tuesday, May 18, 2010 11:06:31 AM,
Praful Kumar Singh, ANI |
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New Delhi:
The Naxal violence, which is spreading at an alarming rate and is
regarded as the biggest internal challenge to the country’s
security, will come up for discussion during the ongoing Army
Commanders’ Conference on Tuesday.
In the last three years, the Naxalites have killed more than 2,600
people, including civilians. The highest number of casualties has
taken place in Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Jharkhand and Orissa, where
2,212 people have died so far.
In the wake of prevailing and developing security environment, army
commanders’ will also discuss key policy, and doctrinal issues.
The report, prepared by HQ Central Command, deals with resources
required to tackle the Naxal menace, if the Army is called out to
fight the Maoists.
“The Naxal situation is likely to be discussed and the resources
required to tackle it, will be taken up by army commanders during
the conference,” said a source.
This move is being initiated despite Union Home Minister P.
Chidambaram saying the government does not envisage using the armed
forces to tackle the Maoists.
However, there have been instances in the past when the armed forces
were called to assist the police to put down threats to internal
security like in Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram, Punjab and Jammu and
Kashmir.
The Army Commanders’ Conference commenced at Integrated Headquarters
of Ministry of Defence (Army) on May 17. The five days conference,
scheduled from 17 May to 21.
Army Chief General VK Singh reviewed the regional security
situation, in which he spoke of the asymmetric means adopted by
non-state actors and terrorists to achieve their objectives.
He also mentioned the multi spectral threats, which directly affect
military doctrines and restructuring.
(ANI)
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