In a statement issued here late last night, the paramilitary force said that considerable number of Maoists are believed to have been killed in retaliatory action by CRPF men.
At least 26 CRPF personnel were killed and several others wounded in an attack by Maoists in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district today.
CRPF Commandant Chetan Cheetah, who was earlier this month discharged from the hospital after an admittance of 50 days, feels that stone pelters in Kashmir should be dealt with strong hand.
Army on Friday said it is investigating a video in which a youth was seen tied allegedly to an army jeep as a human shield against stone pelting.
Five people were arrested today in connection with the assault on CRPF men during bypoll to the Srinagar parliamentary seat on April 9, while two more disturbing videos went viral, sparking a fresh row in the restive Kashmir valley.
The Jammu and Kashmir government said that stern action would be taken against those involved in such incidents.
Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir today lashed out at “anti-Indians” on Twitter saying that “for every slap an Indian soldier faces...at least 100 jihadi lives” must be taken.
Three CRPF personnel were injured after their convoy was attacked by gunmen near Pantha Chowk in Srinagar today.
At least 400 CRPF jawans posted at the Pallipuram unit in the capital city suburbs were taken ill reportedly due to food poisoning on Saturday. While 200 of them have been admitted at the Medical
According to reports, security forces have cordoned off a house in Chadoora area where one or two militants are believed to have taken shelter.
India’s security forces in Kashmir struggled hard to combat the stone pelters last year during the unrest in the Valley following Hizbul terrorist Burhan Wani’s killing.
Saluting the martyrdom of CRPF personnel who lost their lives in a Naxal attack yesterday, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said the sacrifices of jawans will not go in vain.
CRPF Director General K Durga Prasad confirmed on Monday that the pellet guns will be making a comeback in the Valley, although with certain tweaks.
In wake of incidents of stone pelting on security forces during anti-terror operations making a comeback in the Kashmir Valley, have reportedly forced the return of the ‘contentious’ pellet guns. According to a report by
The incident occurred yesterday at the Mughalsarai Station when the commandos, on way from their training centre in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar after their 5-week basic training, apparently decided to abandon their forward journey and leave en masse
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