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Forces Fought With 750 Trained Maoists, Killed Around 30, Says CRPF Chief
Director General of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Kuldiep Singh on Tuesday said that security forces fought with 700-750 most trained Maoists, broke the ambush and neutralised more than 28-30 Maoists, secured weapons and rescued injured jawans.
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"Shelf Life" Of Terrorists Cut In Kashmir, 360 Dead In 2 Years: Officer
Back-to-back operations by security forces in the Kashmir valley has reduced the "shelf life" of terrorists and over 360 were killed in less than two years, CRPF Director General (DG) Rajiv Rai Bhatnagar has said.
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Rajiv Rai Bhatnagar Takes Charge As Central Reserve Police Force Chief
Senior IPS officer R R Bhatnagar today took charge as the new Director-General of the CRPF, days after the force lost 25 of its men in a deadly Naxal ambush in Chhattisgarh.
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CRPF Man's Salary Video: Paramilitary Chief Frowns On Social Media Use
As a new video emerged of a CRPF constable, Jeet Singh, complaining about lack of facilities and poor salaries, the head of the paramilitary force, K Durga Prasad, told NDTV that many of these issues have been raised with the government, though he did not approve of jawans using social media to air their problems.
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Pampore Terrorists Fired 200 Shots At Unprotected Bus, Says CRPF Chief
The terrorists who ambushed a bus full of soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir's Pampore, leaving eight dead and many injured, fired 200 shots at the unprotected vehicle, a top official of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) said today.
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Rajnath Singh Restores DGs Powers to Transfers Top Officers
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday restored the power of the chiefs of Central paramilitary forces to transfer or post officers up to the rank of Special and Additional Directors General, over two years after it was taken away from them and vested with the Minister.
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CRPF DG rushes to Chhattisgarh
CRPF Director General A S Gill rushed to Chhattisgarh on Saturday to review security situation in the state which has witnessed a surge in Naxal activities.
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Forces Fought With 750 Trained Maoists, Killed Around 30, Says CRPF Chief
Director General of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Kuldiep Singh on Tuesday said that security forces fought with 700-750 most trained Maoists, broke the ambush and neutralised more than 28-30 Maoists, secured weapons and rescued injured jawans.
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"Shelf Life" Of Terrorists Cut In Kashmir, 360 Dead In 2 Years: Officer
Back-to-back operations by security forces in the Kashmir valley has reduced the "shelf life" of terrorists and over 360 were killed in less than two years, CRPF Director General (DG) Rajiv Rai Bhatnagar has said.
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Rajiv Rai Bhatnagar Takes Charge As Central Reserve Police Force Chief
Senior IPS officer R R Bhatnagar today took charge as the new Director-General of the CRPF, days after the force lost 25 of its men in a deadly Naxal ambush in Chhattisgarh.
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CRPF Man's Salary Video: Paramilitary Chief Frowns On Social Media Use
As a new video emerged of a CRPF constable, Jeet Singh, complaining about lack of facilities and poor salaries, the head of the paramilitary force, K Durga Prasad, told NDTV that many of these issues have been raised with the government, though he did not approve of jawans using social media to air their problems.
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Pampore Terrorists Fired 200 Shots At Unprotected Bus, Says CRPF Chief
The terrorists who ambushed a bus full of soldiers in Jammu and Kashmir's Pampore, leaving eight dead and many injured, fired 200 shots at the unprotected vehicle, a top official of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) said today.
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Rajnath Singh Restores DGs Powers to Transfers Top Officers
Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday restored the power of the chiefs of Central paramilitary forces to transfer or post officers up to the rank of Special and Additional Directors General, over two years after it was taken away from them and vested with the Minister.
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CRPF DG rushes to Chhattisgarh
CRPF Director General A S Gill rushed to Chhattisgarh on Saturday to review security situation in the state which has witnessed a surge in Naxal activities.
