While they were sleeping... the doval doctrine: india’s june 9 ‘Operation revenge for Manipur’
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‘It’s Pakistan that is being irresponsible by talking of N-weapons’
As the Indian Army faces up to the challenge posed by the end of a 14-year-long ceasefire in the Northeast, Sridhar Kumaraswami asks former Army deputy chief Lt. Gen. (retd.) Raj Kadyan about the perceived shift in the army’s tactics that has set off alarm bells as far away as Pakistan, when a team of crack troops crossed into Myanmar and destroyed two rebel camps
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Will Nay Pyi Taw dance to Delhi’s tune?
In his mid-70s, Khaplang has been heading a faction of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-K) named after him since 1988 when he split from his erstwhile comrades Thuingaleng Muivah and Issac Chisi Swu, leaders of the I-M (Issac-Muivah) faction of NSCN
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Special Ops, not just a message to N-E but to all militants
But there is a unanimous view in New Delhi’s security and intelligence establishment that the Myanmar operation has sent out a strong message to militant groups operating in the Northeast and it will also have a cascading impact on militant groups in the Kashmir Valley
