Government releases number of civilian, SFs, terrorists, naxalites killed in 2009
December 10th, 2009 - 12:12 am ICT by ANI ( 1 comment )New Delhi, Dec.7 (ANI): The Government on Wednesday revealed the number of civilians and security forces personnel along with the number of terrorists, extremists and naxalites killed in Jammu and Kashmir, northeastern states, and the Naxal affected states.
In Jammu and Kashmir, the number of Civilians and Security Forces personnel killed upto Oct.31, 2009 was 123 while it was 166 in 2008. However, the number of terrorists killed during the same time is 212 (till Oct.31, 2009), which stood at 339 in 2008.
In northeastern States, the number of the number of Civilians and Security Forces personnel killed upto Oct.31, 2009 was 261 while it was 512 in 2008. However, the number of extremists killed during the same time is 497 (till Oct.31, 2009), which stood at 640 in 2008.
In Naxal affected States, the number of the number of Civilians and Security Forces personnel killed upto Oct.31, 2009 was 742 while it was 721 in 2008. However, the number of Naxalites killed during the same time is 170 (till Oct.31, 2009), which stood at 199 in 2008.
Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Ajay Maken in written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. (ANI)
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December 10th, 2009 at 11:10 am
as usual the press lies distorts and is mealy mouthed when it comes to the slow decay of india into a fascist men in black racist hi-tech mind control culture. i attended the recent film festival in goa and visited new delhi and was apalled by the all consuming greed that perverts the minds of most priviliged indians. seemingly greed jealousy and the worship of the bull in the indian stock exchanges is pandemic and beyond control where bollywood continues to play its role of bread and circuses for the poor underprivileged masses of india who live within the informal economy. in the goan tourist paradises i was surrounded by privileged upper middle class spoilt indian males and females and wealthy russian and british tourists. these sodom and gemorras are all over india which is a super wealthy privileged pseudo democratic fascist oligarchy. yes indeed the british raj is alive and well in india and is rapidly taking on all the worst characteristics of the united states. india is indeed a very dangerous society and as stated in the white tiger rotten to the core since the days of partition and mountbatten and the departure of the british empire. dr adam rosenblatt