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Troops Move To Northeast From Kashmir After Massive Protest Over Citizenship Bill
In order to maintain law and order in the north-east, 12 additional companies of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) were moved from Kashmir on Thursday, sources told IANS.
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After Pulwama Attack, CRPF Tweaks Procedures, "Changes" In Troop Movement
Pulwama Attack: The CRPF has decided to tweak the standard operating procedures (SOPs) framed to secure its convoys, in the wake of a "new threat" where an explosives-laden vehicle was detonated by a terrorist alongside the force's bus in Pulwama killing 40 personnel, the chief of the paramilitary force said Sunday.
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"Paramilitary Convoy Movement By Road Will Continue", Says Home Ministry
Movement of paramilitary convoys by road for logistical and operational reasons will continue in Jammu and Kashmir as it is "necessary", the Home Ministry said on Sunday, even though it has increased air support to carry troops to the state.
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Information Leak Could Have Led to Chhattisgarh Maoist Attack, Says CRPF
A day after a powerful landmine blast killed seven of its men in Chhattisgarh's Dantewada, the Central Reserve Police Forces said it is likely that information about the troop movement had leaked out. A hunt is on for the mole who could be from "within or outside" the paramilitary forces.
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Troops Move To Northeast From Kashmir After Massive Protest Over Citizenship Bill
In order to maintain law and order in the north-east, 12 additional companies of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) were moved from Kashmir on Thursday, sources told IANS.
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After Pulwama Attack, CRPF Tweaks Procedures, "Changes" In Troop Movement
Pulwama Attack: The CRPF has decided to tweak the standard operating procedures (SOPs) framed to secure its convoys, in the wake of a "new threat" where an explosives-laden vehicle was detonated by a terrorist alongside the force's bus in Pulwama killing 40 personnel, the chief of the paramilitary force said Sunday.
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"Paramilitary Convoy Movement By Road Will Continue", Says Home Ministry
Movement of paramilitary convoys by road for logistical and operational reasons will continue in Jammu and Kashmir as it is "necessary", the Home Ministry said on Sunday, even though it has increased air support to carry troops to the state.
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Information Leak Could Have Led to Chhattisgarh Maoist Attack, Says CRPF
A day after a powerful landmine blast killed seven of its men in Chhattisgarh's Dantewada, the Central Reserve Police Forces said it is likely that information about the troop movement had leaked out. A hunt is on for the mole who could be from "within or outside" the paramilitary forces.
