Chidambaram On Naxal Attack

• Centre committed to back J&K govt to restore order: Chidambaram

  Speaking to mediapersons Chidambaram said on Wednesday that the Centre is committed to support Jammu and Kashmir government to restore order.

• Chidambaram-Jaitley face-off on Naxal issue

  The deadly Naxal attack in distant Chhattisgarh seems to be generating political heat here in the capital. The Congress and the BJP are literally involved in verbal duel.

• Time to change tactics against Naxals, Chidambaram tells NDTV

  On a day over 30 people were killed in a Maoist attack in Dantewada, Home minister P Chidambaram has spoken exclusively to NDTV on a range of issues, including the government's Maoist strategy.

• Need to revisit tactical operations against Naxals: Chidambaram to NDTV

  Home minister P Chidambaram has told NDTV that he is pained by the attack on a civilian bus in Chhattisgarh that left nearly 50 people dead. "Naxals don't discriminate, only kill," said Chidambaram.

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  Digvijay vs Chidambaram on Naxals, Congress says sssh

  After Congress leader Digvijay Singh wrote a newspaper article attacking the Home Minister, the Congress has warned him not to publicly list his differences on government policy with other party leaders.

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  Chidambaram announces deadline for Dantewada probe

  The Home Minister has said that the inquiry into the brutal attack will be completed quickly and will focus on the lapses that took place.

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  Dantewada massacre: The post-mortem

  For Home Minister P Chidambaram, who has spearheaded the recent thrust on anti-Naxalism, the Chintalnag massacre comes as a tremendous setback.

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  May consider air power against Naxals: Chidambaram

  Cautioning against any "knee-jerk" reaction to yesterday's savage Naxal attack, Home Minister P Chidambaram on Wednesday said there will be no let-up in the offensive against them and that the Government may have to reconsider the stand not to use the air force.

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  Chidambaram on Naxal attack: Something went very wrong

  Home Minister P Chidambaram on Tuesday said something must have gone "drastically" wrong in Chhattisgarh where a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) patrol during Operation Green Hunt came under naxal attack.

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  Kishenji: Public enemy who's impossible to trace

  After 24 policemen were massacred in West Midnapore on Tuesday, many of them burnt alive in their tents, Kishenji told NDTV: "This was our revenge for Operation Green Hunt and Mr Chidambaram should withdraw his forces."

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  Midnapore Naxal attack: Chidambaram's press statement

  The attack by the CPI (Maoist) on a camp of the Eastern Frontier Rifles of West Bengal is another outrageous attempt by the banned organisation to overawe the established authority in the State. I condemn the attack, the statement said.

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  Naxals massacre cops, furious Centre wants answers

  Twenty-four jawans were killed when over 100 armed Maoists attacked a paramilitary force camp at Sildha in West Midnapore district on Monday evening. Home Minister P Chidambaram admitted that the attack showed "indications of failure in some aspects."