Op Green Hunt: பாரத அரசு கட்டவிழ்க்கும் பச்சைப் பயங்கரப் பாசிசமே!

Op Green Hunt;
பாரத அரசு கட்டவிழ்க்கும் பச்சைப் பயங்கரப் பாசிசமே!
புதிய தமிழர்கள் இவ் எதிர்ப்புரட்சி வேட்டையை எப்போதும் எதிர்ப்பர்.
ஆரம்பச் செய்தி (20 September 2009) :அடுத்த செய்திகள் இருட்டடிப்பு:தடையை மீறி தகவல்கள் வரும்.
Op Green Hunt puts Naxals in retreat mode
Vishwa Mohan, TNN 20 September 2009, 04:00am ISTNEW DELHI:
The massive anti-Naxal operation in the Chinta Gufa area of Dantewada district (Chhattisgarh) witnessed fierce fighting with six CoBRA commandos and nine Naxals being killed in three days before it drew to a close on Saturday. The Red ultras retreated deep inside the forest abandoning their Singhan Madagu hideout.
Security forces — CoBRA, CRPF and state police — continue to be in the area carrying out combing operations to find out bodies of killed militants and their arsenal. Inspector-general of police, anti-naxal operation (Chhattisgarh), R K Vij, told TOI that the operation was mainly aimed at busting a weapon manufacturing unit of Maoists and their Singhan Madagu hideout. The forces did it successfully and the next step is to “dominate” the area which is now under way, he added. Vij said: “Although this particular operation is over, we are in the process of launching similar intelligence-based and well planned pro-active operations in the entire state.”
The operation — Green Hunt — has, however, come with a price as the specialized anti-naxal central force CoBRA (Commando Battalion for Resolute Action) lost six personnel — two assistant commandants, one sub-inspector, one head constable and two constables.
The forces found the body of one of the assistant commandants, Manoranjan Singh, on Friday, while the bodies of the other five personnel, including assistant commandant Rakesh Chaurasia, were recovered on Saturday. On the other hand, the forces have so far retrieved only seven bodies of Naxals and sighted clear drag marks of two others amid indications that more Maoists could have been killed.
Vij, who have been in constant touch with the forces on the spot, said: “We have so far retrieved only seven bodies of ultras. We cannot give an exact figure of casualties as the Naxals usually drag back the bodies of their men to avoid any identification.”