Indian Express On Troop Movement

Former Army Chief General VK Singh's (Retd.) statement in response to Congress leader Manish Tewari's comment on the alleged movement of the Army troops towards Delhi in 2012 citing an Indian Express story.

Congress leader and former minister Manish Tewari has once again revived the controversy over a 2012 newspaper report that said in January that year, the Army moved two units towards Delhi without informing the government.

Army Chief General V. K. Singh has described as "fables of a sick mind" the theory that two army units who moved towards Delhi without allegedly informing the government, were some sort of show of strength as he took the government to court in January. He wanted the Supreme Court to order the government to accept that he was born a year later than ...

The most shocking news of this week has been the front page story carried by New Delhi's Indian Express last Wednesday (April 4). This news story had a 6-column banner headline: THE JANUARY NIGHT RAISINA HILL WAS SPOOKED. The sub-heading reads: Two Army Units moved towards Delhi without notifying Government.

Former Army Chief General VK Singh's (Retd.) statement in response to Congress leader Manish Tewari's comment on the alleged movement of the Army troops towards Delhi in 2012 citing an Indian Express story.

Congress leader and former minister Manish Tewari has once again revived the controversy over a 2012 newspaper report that said in January that year, the Army moved two units towards Delhi without informing the government.

Army Chief General V. K. Singh has described as "fables of a sick mind" the theory that two army units who moved towards Delhi without allegedly informing the government, were some sort of show of strength as he took the government to court in January. He wanted the Supreme Court to order the government to accept that he was born a year later than ...

The most shocking news of this week has been the front page story carried by New Delhi's Indian Express last Wednesday (April 4). This news story had a 6-column banner headline: THE JANUARY NIGHT RAISINA HILL WAS SPOOKED. The sub-heading reads: Two Army Units moved towards Delhi without notifying Government.