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Dangerous link between Maoists and LTTE
Tuesday, 27 October 2009 - 9:17 AM SL Time
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India s top intelligence wing has acquired some key information about a dangerous alliance between the Maoists and the LTTE. Indian Central Intelligence Agencies have found fresh evidence of joint training camps and meetings conducted by the Red guerrillas with the LTTE in the forests of south and central India.
Indian Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram earlier asserted that Naxalites are acquiring arms from abroad. According to sources, a well-trained 12-member group of LTTE cadres recently sneaked into India to join hands with the Maoists.
They entered north coastal Andhra via Kerala after splitting into three groups, one of which is suspected to have found a safe haven in Vizianagaram area, sources said. This comes close on the heels of an intelligence alert to the coastal states on the East Coast about a possible LTTE cadre intrusion.
The central intelligence top brass has warned the States of Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Chhattisgarh and Orissa on the alleged intrusion of the LTTE into Indian territorial waters, reported The Times of India.
But what is bothering the security agencies is the prowess of Tigers in triggering explosives and suicide bombings. Imagine the expertise of Tigers coupled with the Maoists jungle warfare.
It will be a deadly combination for the security agencies to tackle with, Indian analysts said.
Asserting the strengths of the LTTE an Indian security analyst said, The LTTE would pass on the expertise to the Maoists.
Security wings suspect that the Maoists could take the help of the LTTE to prepare them to defend the all-out central forces attack codenamed Operation Green Hunt on Abujmad, their strategic base and stronghold in the Dandakaranya in Chhattisgarh. With Minister Chidambaram insisting that the operation is aimed at defeating the top Maoist leadership, sources said the focus is on to nab or kill Andhra Maoist leaders, who constitute 80 percent of Maoist top brass.
It will be again Andhra commandoes versus top Maoist leaders in Abujmad as and when the central forces corner the area. So, the chances of Maoists relying on the LTTE cannot be ruled out, a source said.
Sources said the Maoists could take the help of the LTTE for training their military wing, People s Liberation Guerrilla Army.
Analysts said the LTTE game plan is double-edged. On one hand, it would help the Maoists to take on Indian forces, while on the other it would try to regain the lost ground in Sri Lanka by making South India their new base to fight the Lankan Forces in the Northern parts of Sri Lanka.
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aruma
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 29 Oct 2009 16:18:44 GMT Report for Abuse
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YOU REAP WHAT YOU SOW!
Indians have nurtured, financed, supported, armed....... the world's deadliest, most cruel terrorist outfit also known as 'baby bakers', on their soil!
Now the Indian security agencies are in a great dilemma.
Instead of supporting tiger terrorists in India they could have 'NIPPED IN THE BUD', butcher terrorism, when the Sri Lankan government made repeated allegations.
Now India has to fight terrorism on several fronts on their own territory!
Sri Lankan Defense Forces, specially the Navy should be on high alert to crush down any attempt by the 'ltte ghosts' to haunt in our Motherland!
Edited By - aruma - 29 Oct 2009 16:25:41 GMT |
kiwikanga
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 29 Oct 2009 20:12:18 GMT Report for Abuse
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Dangerous link between Maoists and LTTE
What is this???? History????? What LTTE now?????? They have been destroyed by the Sri Lankan government hook line and sinker!! |
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