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Over 10,000 More Soldiers To Be Sent To Manipur Amid Fresh Violence
The Centre will send over 10,000 more soldiers to ethnic violence-hit Manipur, taking the total number of companies of the central forces to 288 in the state neighbouring Myanmar, the state's Chief Security Adviser told reporters today.
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"Will Leave No Stone Unturned": Manipur Security Adviser After Militants Kill 2 CRPF Soldiers
Manipur security adviser Kuldiep Singh today warned the group responsible for the attack on a camp of security forces in Bishnupur district, which led to the deaths of two CRPF personnel and injuries to two others.
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"No Incident Of Violence In Last 24 Hours In Manipur": State's Security Adviser
There was no incident of violence in Manipur in the last 24 hours and the state was "completely peaceful" on Saturday, security adviser to state government Kuldiep Singh said.
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Amid Violence, Manipur Appoints Ex Paramilitary Head As Security Advisor
The Manipur government on Thursday appointed retired IPS officer and former CRPF chief Kuldiep Singh as its security advisor in view of the spiralling violence between tribals and the majority Meitei community in the state, sources said.
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Probe Agency Chief Visits J&K Encounter Site, Reviews Security At PM's Rally Venue
NIA chief Kuldiep Singh on Saturday visited Jammu's Sunjwan area where two suicide bombers of banned Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) were killed in a fierce gunfight with security forces ahead of the Prime Minister's visit, officials said.
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Forces Fought With 750 Trained Maoists, Killed Around 30, Says CRPF Chief
Director General of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Kuldiep Singh on Tuesday said that security forces fought with 700-750 most trained Maoists, broke the ambush and neutralised more than 28-30 Maoists, secured weapons and rescued injured jawans.
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MA Ganapathy Appointed NSG Chief, Kuldiep Singh To Head CRPF
Senior IPS officers MA Ganapathy and Kuldiep Singh were on Tuesday appointed Director General of National Security Guard and the Central Reserve Police Force, respectively, according to a Personnel Ministry order.
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Over 10,000 More Soldiers To Be Sent To Manipur Amid Fresh Violence
The Centre will send over 10,000 more soldiers to ethnic violence-hit Manipur, taking the total number of companies of the central forces to 288 in the state neighbouring Myanmar, the state's Chief Security Adviser told reporters today.
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"Will Leave No Stone Unturned": Manipur Security Adviser After Militants Kill 2 CRPF Soldiers
Manipur security adviser Kuldiep Singh today warned the group responsible for the attack on a camp of security forces in Bishnupur district, which led to the deaths of two CRPF personnel and injuries to two others.
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"No Incident Of Violence In Last 24 Hours In Manipur": State's Security Adviser
There was no incident of violence in Manipur in the last 24 hours and the state was "completely peaceful" on Saturday, security adviser to state government Kuldiep Singh said.
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Amid Violence, Manipur Appoints Ex Paramilitary Head As Security Advisor
The Manipur government on Thursday appointed retired IPS officer and former CRPF chief Kuldiep Singh as its security advisor in view of the spiralling violence between tribals and the majority Meitei community in the state, sources said.
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Probe Agency Chief Visits J&K Encounter Site, Reviews Security At PM's Rally Venue
NIA chief Kuldiep Singh on Saturday visited Jammu's Sunjwan area where two suicide bombers of banned Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) were killed in a fierce gunfight with security forces ahead of the Prime Minister's visit, officials said.
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Forces Fought With 750 Trained Maoists, Killed Around 30, Says CRPF Chief
Director General of Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Kuldiep Singh on Tuesday said that security forces fought with 700-750 most trained Maoists, broke the ambush and neutralised more than 28-30 Maoists, secured weapons and rescued injured jawans.
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MA Ganapathy Appointed NSG Chief, Kuldiep Singh To Head CRPF
Senior IPS officers MA Ganapathy and Kuldiep Singh were on Tuesday appointed Director General of National Security Guard and the Central Reserve Police Force, respectively, according to a Personnel Ministry order.
