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CRPF personnel guiding 

pilgrims to the Holy Cave of 

Shri Amarnath. 

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1. Amarnath Yatra of 1994 – A Big Challenge 2-6 

2. Developing Human Resources to 

Defeat Naxal Extremism 7-10 

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10. Anti Terrorism Day 

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Introduction 

It is well known to everyone that since many decades 

the "Amarnath Yatra" to the Holy Cave located at a 

height of approximately 12,000 feet in the Anantnag 

District of Jammu and Kashmir is organised by the 

J&K Government every year during July-August 

with the fi nal Pooja at the Holy Cave coinciding with 

Rakshabandhan Day. During the olden days the 'Yatra' 

used to start from Srinagar on Nagapanchami Day 

and was limited to 10 days with handful of pilgrims 

MEMOIR 

Amarnath Yatra of 1994 – 

A Big Challenge 

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– A.N. Srinivasan 

IG (Retd) CRPF 

who generally moved to the 'Cave' accompanying 

the "Chharri Mubarak" (Holy Mace). Over the years the 

"Amarnath Yatra" programme gained a lot of publicity 

and large number of pilgrims started participating in 

the "Yatra" which started commencing from Jammu 

since 1990 where the pilgrims have to make required 

registration before starting their long journey to the 

"Holy Cave" using the traditional route via Anantnag, 

Pahalgam, Chandanwari, Seshnag and Panchtarni. 

(Another route is via Srinagar, Sonamarg and Baltal 

but it is a very tough route with steep climbing).

The Challenge 

The year 1994 saw a new challenge for the 

organisers of the "Amarnath Yatra" and the Security 

Forces, especially for the CRPF which had been playing 

major role in the overall security of the "Amarnath 

Yatra" in co-ordination with Jammu and Kashmir 

Police. It was during 1994, for the fi rst time, the Militant 

organisations in J&K announced that they would 

cause disturbance/problem in the peaceful conduct 

of “Yatra”. This announcement posed following 

problems:- 

Security for the Pilgrims needed to be augmented 

right from Jammu upto the Holy Cave all along 

the route of the Pilgrimage including covering the 

Mountain Ridges. 

Special Protection of the Holy Cave where the lce 

Shiva Lingam (10 feet approximately) and snow 

formations of Mata Parvati and Shri Ganesh are 

available for worship. As the 'Holy Cave' is located 

at a height of 12,000 feet approximately with 

60 feet length, 50 feet height and lot of Glacier 

formation exists around the cave area, ensuring 

the safety of the Pilgrims who through the "Holy 

Cave" in large number for "Darshan" was also of 

paramount importance. 

In view of the threat posed by the militants through 

their announcement, various Trusts and Social 

Organisations which used to arrange tentage 

accommodation and food for the Pilgrims at various 

halting places such as Pahalgam, Chandanwari, 

Seshnag and Panchtarni showed their reluctance 

to organise things as done in the previous years. 

Therefore, the responsibility of providing tentage 

accommodation and reasonable food and tea 

to the pilgrims also fell upon the Jammu and 

Kashmir Government which they delegated to 

CRPF, BSF, J&K Tourism Department and J&K Police 

earmarking the place one had to take care of. 

Adequate Medical cover for the pilgrims. 

Responsibility of CRPF 

The responsibilities were distributed among Army, 

CRPF, BSF, J&K Police and J&K Tourism department, 

through the major player was CRPF as CRPF was 

entrusted with the following responsibilities. 

Ensuring safety of the Pilgrims who assembled at 

Jammu for Registration and waited for their turn 

to proceed further. 

MEMOIR 

Escorting the Vehicles carrying pilgrims from 

Jammu upto Pahalgram. 

Performing road opening duty at some stretches 

on the National Highway (IA) between Jammu 

and Anantnag and on the State Highway from 

Anantnag to Pehalgham. 

Guarding Jawahar Tunnel at Banihal on NH-1A 

which is the important road link connecting 

Jammu Region with Kashmir valley and where the 

vehicles are required to deposit Toll Tax. 

Providing security to the Pilgrims halting at 

Pahalgham. 

Providing Food and Tea for nearly one lac 

Pilgrims passing through Chandanwari. Tentage 

accommodation for nearly 1500 Pilgrims at any 

point of time at Chandanwari besides providing 

security and medical cover at Chandanwari. 

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Escorting the "Charri Mubarak" (Holy Mace) from 

Srinagar to the "Holy Cave via Pampore, Bijbehera, 

Awantipur, Anantnag, Mattan, Pahalgham, 

Chandanwari, Seshnag and Panchtarni and back. 

Planning at Short Notice 

As time for the commencement of the "Yatra" was 

nearing fast, a proper planning covering all aspects 

was required to be made by the CRPF authorities in 

consultation with the authorities of J&K Govt. At that 

crucial time Shri D.D. Gupta, an IPS offi cer of 1964 Batch 

of MP Cadre was functioning as IGP(Ops) CRPF for the 

whole State of Jammu and Kashmir with HQ in Hari 

Niwas, Srinagar. He urgently summoned DIG(Ops) CRPF 

Srinagar and all the Commandants of the Bns deployed 

in Kashmir Valley. An able and committed offi cer, Shri 

D.D. Gupta discussed all issues threadbare. After a 

lot of deliberations. I was detailed as Commandant 

in charge to be placed at Chandanwari to take care 

of security and other aspects from Pahalgham to the 

"Holy Cave". I had joined detachment HQ of 94 Bn 

CRPF at Srinagar only a few days back on repatriation 

from Indian Oil Corporation where I had served in 

the Vigilance department from October 1989 to June 

MEMOIR 


1994. Though I had served in 50 Bn CRPF at Sopore 

and Srinagar during 1975-76 for a few months, the 

responsibility entrusted to me by Shri D.D. Gupta, 

IGP(Ops), CRPF, J&K reposing lot of confi dence in me, 

based on my reputation, was indeed a big challenge. 

Shri P.M. Ramalingam (an offi cer of 1973 batch DAGO 

of CRPF and now DIGP in the offi ce of the Addl. DG 

CRPF Hyderabad) who was Second in Command of 32 

Bn CRPF Srinagar was attached with me to assist me in 

the task assigned. Some coys of 19 Bn CRPF and 95 Bn 

CRPF were deployed for the "Amarnath Yatra" duty. 

Site Visit 

To begin with Shri D.D. Gupta, IGP (Ops) took all 

the offi cers concerned to Chandanwari after some 

brief halt and discussions at Awantipur, Anantnag and 

Pahalgham. Pahalgham, one of the halting places was 

wide spread and the establishments were scattered. 

Providing security cover by the limited personnel of 19 

Bn CRPF was a big challenge which was accomplished 

without any incident/complaint. Comparatively, 

Chandanwari had small area looking like a bowl 

and covered by high ridges where movements of 

militants could not be ruled out. Therefore, the threat

perception was quite high at Chandanwari. One Coy of 

95 Bn CRPF commanded by Shri Bahuguna, AC (Now 

Commandant) was positioned at Chandanwari. For 

providing medical cover Dr. H.B. Mohanty (Now posted 

as DIG (Medical) Composite Hospital. CRPF, Bangalore) 

a Surgeon and a committed doctor was also placed 

at Chandanwari. Shri D.D. Gupta IGP gave a detailed 

briefi ng at Chandanwari. 

Execution of Work 

Despite his senior position as IG(Ops) CRPF, 

J&K, Shri D.D. Gupta established his detachment at 

Pahalgham from where he used to visit Chandanwari 

frequently to review the security scenario and go back 

to Srinagar after a few days so as to enable him to visit 

Jammu, Jawahar Tunnel etc. Those days the manpower 

provided for deployment was very limited and there 

was no adequate time to issue elaborate instructions 

as is being done now. Shri D.D. Gupta said "Srinivasan, 

plan your own strategy so that there is not even a single 

militant related incident during the "Yatra period". This I 

had ensured to the utmost satisfaction of CRPF and J&K 

Govt. in recognition, I was awarded a Commendation 

Disc and letter by the DG CRPF Shri S.V.M. Tripsthi 

IPS (UP Cadre 1961 Batch) on the occasion of CRPF 

Anniversary Celebrations 1994. The administrative 

competence, leadership qualities, meticulous coordination 

and hard work was some of the aspects 

for my selection later during 1995 for the post of Asst. 

Director (Admn,) at Directorate General CRPF by Shri 

S.V.M. Tripathi, DG after short listing a few names of 

the Commandants of the whole Force (Subsequently I 

had received three more Commendation Letters of DG 

CRPF and the Golden Disc). 

Provision of Accommodation 

As mentioned by me earlier in the article we were 

responsible for providing tentage accommodation for 

1500 Pilgrims at a time at Chandanwari. In addition we 

had to pitch tents for accommodating me, the medical 

offi cer Dr. Mohanty and full coy of 95 Bn CRPF. Though 

suffi cient number of EPIP and 180 Lb tents could be 

pooled from the CRPF Bns deployed in J&K under the 

orders of IGP(Ops) CRPF J&K, Srinagar, the limited open 

space available at Chandanwari posed big problem 

for pitching the tents. Transporting these tents from 

Pahalgham to Chandanwari also was quite a tough 

MEMOIR 

job as the road from Pahalgham to Chandanwari was 

very narrow and only 1 Ton vehicle could be used for 

the purpose and that too by very slowly and carefully, 

moving the light vehicles with proper road opening 

,covering a stretch of 16 kms between Pahalgham 

and Chandanwari. In Preparing the camp lay out 

and erecting all the tents in a systematic manner 

in record time, the help rendered to me by Shri P.M. 

Ramalingam 2 I/C, 32 Bn. CRPF, Srinagar (now DIGP) 

needs a special mention. A sincere and hardworking 

offi cer Shri P.M. Ramalingam did not move from the 

sport till the said Herculean Task was completed. 

The IGP(OPS) CRPF J&K had given him the additional 

responsibility of establishing and managing his Dett 

offi ce as well as the Offi cers' Mess at Pahalgham also 

which Shri Ramalingam carried out extremely well. As 

Chandanwari was the Base Camp for the "Yatra" from 

where the pilgrims used to start the journey by foot 

or on pony upto the "Holy Cave" the concentration of 

Pilgrims halting at Chandanwari was very high. When 

the sudden heavy rains on a few days caused landslides 

at a few places, excess number of pilgrims had forced 

halt at Chandanwari which posed a big problem to us, 

but we had handled the delicate issue by providing 

some accommodation in the tents meant for me and 

other CRPF personnel thereby spending the whole 

night without sleep. 

Provision of Food 

The second important task before us was preparing 

and supplying food and tea for approximately one lac 

pilgrims halting at/passing through Chandanwari, it 

was decided by the J&K Govt that CRPF should provide 

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Poori, Potato Sabji and tea for the pilgrims for which 

money required would be provided by J&K Govt. and 

the procurement of stores should be managed by the 

CRPF either from Srinagar or Jammu. As the items 

required for the purpose would be cheaper in Jammu 

as compared to Srinagar, Shri P.M. Ramalingam, 2I/C 

deputed one Shri Vivekanand DC of 32 Bn CRPF (Retired 

as Commandant) who had exhibited utmost sincerity 

and brought the items in time at much cheaper rates 

without compromising the quality. The happiness 

which we all felt when the pilgrims appreciated and 

thanked CRPF for the kind gesture after enjoying the 

food provided by us was really immeasurable. Later, 

when a secured atmosphere was created by CRPF 

at Pahalgham and Chandanwari, the good news 

spread everywhere and within a few days a few Social 

Organisations, Charitable Trusts etc started arriving 

at Pahalgham and Chandanwari without any fear of 

militants and set up their establishments to provide 

some eatables to the pilgrims. This had reduced our 

work load to some extent. 

Medical Care 

Medical care of the pilgrims was a challenging 

job. Though the J&K Govt had established a Medical 

Centre at Pahalgham by pooling doctors from various 

Organisations, Chandanwari, the critical place had 

only Dr. H.B. Mohanty of CRPF placed with me. This 

soft spoken and professionally sound doctor used to 

treat/evacuate the patients with lightning speed and 

there was no case of death or severe injury to any 

one during the whole 'Yatra' of 1994 though during 

the subsequent years there were fi ring incidents and 

casualties due to inclement weather, torrential rains, 

health hazards etc. 

Charri Mubarak and My Journey to Holy Cave 

Safe journey of "Chharri Mubarak" party from 

Srinagar to Holy Cave and back and its security 

at diff erent halting places was another delicate 

responsibility entrusted to CRPF. A CRPF party headed 

by an Asst. Comdt was moving with the "Chharri 

Mubarak" party throughout the journey. After the 

"Chharri Mubaraki" party left Chandanwari for the 

"Holy Cave". I and Dr. H.B. Mohanty started our journey 

to the "Holy Cave" to ensure the safe journey of 'Chharri 

Mubaraks in the hilly foot track and to be present when 

MEMOIR 


the Final 'Pooja' is conducted in the 'Holy Cave". After 

walking 3 kms on a steep track, we crossed Pissutop at 

a height of 3000 metres and then walked for another 

5 Km along East Lidder river to reach Zoji Bal at a 

height of 3350 meters. After 2 Kms walk from there, we 

reached Nagakoti located at a height of 3500 metres. 

Sheshnag, the next halting place was at a distance of 

3 Kms from Nagakoti. Enroute I had interacted with 

the Army Offi cers taking care of some vital high ridges 

in the mountain area. At Seshnag, the J&K Tourism 

department was taking care of accommodation and 

food of the Pilgrims, but in a limited way. The lake of 

Seshnag with a length of around 2 Kms and width of 

around 1 Km and surrounded by Seshnag glacier was 

indeed a wonder of Mother Nature. From Seshnag we 

gradually reached a place called Mahagunstop located 

at a height of 4500 meters which is the highest point 

of the journey. While crossing this place some people 

experience breathlessness due to defi ciency of Oxygen 

at that point; in some cases there had been deaths 

also during certain years. From there we tracked down 

to Panchtarni (Height 3800 meters approximately) 

located at a distance of 12 Kms from Seshnag. This is a 

spacious place with facilities for helicopter landing etc. 

Here BSF was taking care of the aff airs. From Panchtarni 

to the Holy Cave, a distance of 7 km, the track was very 

narrow and risky. The track via Baltal, also joined this 

track at a particular point called "Sangam" at a height 

of 4110 metres approximately. We then climbed down 

gradually to reach the "Holy Cave" after crossing a 

glacier and witnessed the smooth conduct of the Final 

Pooja on the Rakshabandhan day. 

Conclusion 

Those who have been closely watching the 

enormous arrangements being made for the "Amarnath 

Yatra" every year and the threat the militants pose can 

well appreciate the tough job we had handled during 

1994 with limited man-power and other resources so 

as to ensure an incident free "Amarnath Yatra". Proper 

leadership, sincere hardwork, utmost devotion to 

duty, meticulous planning and excellent co-ordination 

at all levels had really paid dividends and helped us 

to achieve the desired results enabling me to share 

the "Success Story" with all the readers of "CRPF 

Samachar".

Variety of political and socio- economic issues have 

been at the core of internal security problems of 

the nation. The menace of Left Wing Extremism, which 

has grown-up menacingly, is posing the most serious 

challenges. The spectrum of challenges that India 

is facing is channelizing the best of the resources, 

the nation is having, towards coping the security 

threats. The country has to more often divert focus on 

containing the violence than taking care of poverty 

and inhuman socio - economic conditions prevailing 

in a few pockets of the nation. Studies shows, that 

widespread distrust and discrimination towards a 

section of people for continuously long period have 

ultimately made them extremists. 

The Left Wing Extremism from last forty years 

continues to have a large support base because of the 

intellectual and philanthropic appeal of its ideology. 

The quantum of violence in recent time has almost 

given impression of complete “lawlessness” in few areas 

of central India. The audacity of Left Wing Extremists of 

considering Abujmaad as ‘Liberated’ and then in 2009 

declaring “Lalgarh” as liberated area has caused ripples 

across the various organs of administration. Panic, 

fear and terror are unwritten permanent expression 

of masses in area which the naxalites identifi es as 

Compact Revolutionary Zone (CRZ). 

Terrorism and violence must be seen as terrorism 

only not withstanding any justifi cation or provocation, 

but the Left Wing Extremism has put forth many 

socio-economic questions before a nation which is 

scaling new heights of economic development in 

world scenario, year after year. However, the economic 

disparity and scarcity of resources for majority of people 

also coexist. Probably, the policy packages are creating 

wide economic gap and basic needs of a large section 

of population remain unfulfi lled. The expert group of 

planning commission on “Development challenges in 

extremist aff ected Areas (2008)” has opined; - ‘There is 

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Developing Human Resources to Defeat 

– Rakesh Kumar Singh 

Comdt., CRPF Academy, Gurgaon 

no denying that what goes in the name of “naxalisim” is 

to a large extent a product of collective failure to assure 

to diff erent segments of society their basic entitlements 

under the constitution and other protective legislations. 

There is no denying that the nation is now caught in a 

vicious circle of violence and counter violence.’ 

The naxalism in recent times is having broader 

spatial spread and linkages across various other terror 

groups, making the networking lethal and dangerous. 

The dynamics of confl ict zones created by extremists 

are oriented towards mass or mass based actions. In 

2010, the Left Wing Extremists caused death of 1003 

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Security Force personnel and civilians. The movement 

is spread over in almost 220 districts of 18 states and 

has taken almost 40,000 Sq. Km. of area badly in their 

grip. Violence has been consistently witnessed in 200 

police stations of 90 districts. Extremists are focusing 

their attacks on railways, mines and industries etc 

paralyzing normal life and economic activities. 

In a study commissioned by BPR&D on Social, 

economic and political dynamics in extremist aff ected 

areas, ‘respondents in Left Wing Extremists aff ected 

areas, it is believed by majority of the respondents 

(Common People – 77.3%, Professionals – 66%) that 

orchestration of violence by the Naxalite groups is 

largely a result of the ineff ectiveness of peaceful 

methods of protest. In the opinion of experts, however, 

violence remains a key tool for attainment of the 

Naxalite objective of capturing the ‘state power.’ This 

perception is having serious bearing on not only on law 

and order but also on national culture of homogeneity 

and harmony. 

On analysis of the root causes of extremism, 

the expert group found that livelihood related 

factors including lack of land reforms, non regulated 

traditional rights on forest and agricultural produce as 

well as Social exclusion of certain section of population 

and lack of governance in the area are responsible for 

widespread discontent and unrest. In a country where 

58% of the Indian labour force is still engaged in 

agriculture and allied occupation, landlessness is still 

important root of cause poverty. 

Studies refl ects that wherever the masses get an 

opportunity to carry out assured economic activities 

for their subsistence, most of them opt for peaceful 

co-existence. Probably, the lawlessness and violence 

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is product of poor human resource development. Left 

Wing Extremists especially progress their movement in 

fi ve stages from survey stage, struggle stage, Resistance 

stage, Guerilla stage to liberated stage. During the 

initial stages, they study and look for potential areas 

where there is abundance of socially and economically 

backward people. They become ‘readymade’ material 

for rebellions movements. This gets fl ared up because 

of absence of governance in such area. The second 

administrative Reforms commission in its seventh 

report titled. “Capacity building for confl ict Resolution: 

Friction to Fusion (2008)” opines – ‘It may be highlighted 

again that these causes are most glaring in forest areas 

predominantly inhabited by tribal population who 

thus become the main instruments and victims of left 

extremist violence’. 

Lack of development of Human resources has been 

trigger factors of extremism/terrorism. James Piazza 

said that if citizens are deprived of the right or means 

to fulfi ll their basic human needs and denied any 

possibility from reasonable economic opportunities, 

or o are directly aff ected by socioeconomic disparities, 

they t soon feel hopeless and exasperated and may 

perceive p violence as the ideal way to express their 

grievances g and affl iction. 

Left Wing Extremism has been violating human 

rights r of people, targeting democracy and rule of law. 

In I particular, the extremists have threatened right to 

life, l liberty, physical integrity and dignity of life. One 

person p from each family for the PLGA/Party cadre, 

forced f share from earnings, cultural restrictions and 

obstructing o 

governance are a few activities of left wing 

extremists e which has threatened the very existence of 

human h 

being in many pockets across the country. The

conditions are miserable in 90 districts in general and 

in Dandakarnya area in particular. This has an adverse 

impact on establishment of rule of law and undermines 

pluralistic society. 

Historically too, we are not learning from the 

message left wing extremism is putting forward. 

Telengana insurrection (1946-51) refl ected that 

seemingly helpless, resource less and illiterate 

people can be organised into a formidable force by a 

determined group. People could be fed and sustained 

on revolutionary promises of better future and if land 

policies are not drastically reformed and interest of 

peasants not protected, similar armed movements 

are bound to occur. However no concrete action 

was initiated to resolve the critical issues. In dealing 

with problems like left wing extremism, excessive 

preoccupation with peace and order, ignoring issues 

of social justice and law can prove expensive in the 

long run. 

The issue is that why internal security problems 

are becoming intractable? A few plausible solutions 

suggested are generally of the nature of police actions 

against extremists, political dialogue and perception 

management. However, there is one more positive 

strategy which can bring far reaching changes and 

that is development of Human resource (HR) in the 

aff ected areas. In these aff ected areas the basics of 

human resources are not available. The most important 

intervention in HR development would be to provide 

education to all for capacity building and providing 

employment to the people for enabling them socioeconomically. 

Majority of population are working 

either in unorganized sectors or sustaining themselves 

from forest produce. The extremists have additionally 

put burden on these poor people for their personal 

security too by unleashing a free rein to indiscriminate 

violence. 

The socio-economic parameters of the extremism 

aff ected or prone areas are having dismal human 

development records. Some data are pointer to this 

state of aff airs. Even today approximately 58% of the 

Indian labour force is engaged in agriculture and 

allied occupations. Thus landlessness is an important 

root of poverty. But still land reforms are not priority of 

central or state government. The situation is escalating 

towards nearby urban areas too. The national average 

of infant mortality rate in 2009 was 50 whereas it was 

65 in Orissa. The percentage of children with anaemia 

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was 78 among SC, 79 among ST and 72 among OBC 

category of people. The estimated number of landless 

rural families in the country is 1.30 to 1.80 crores. One 

percent of tribals are not having suffi cient food in any 

month in a year, approximately 3-4% face food crisis 

for a few months in a year. In total, approximately 

6% tribal are still facing food crisis. It is pertinent to 

mention that the cadres of extremist groups are having 

feeling of being deprived and often fi nd themselves 

lacking opportunity to do something constructive for 

employment and hence they join the extremist rank 

and fi le. 

Creating employment is not an easy task. 

Government of India and State Government have 

already initiated many welfare oriented projects 

but the desirable impact is lacking. A few of them 

are National Rural Employment Guarantee scheme 

(NREGS), Scheduled Tribes and other traditional 

Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act 

2006, National Rehabilitation and Resettlement 

Policy (2007), Comprehensive Area development 

programme, Backward District Initiative which is 

fi nancing developmental projects in 55 naxal aff ected 

districts etc. Besides these schemes there are Area 

development programmes like Draught prone area 

programme and Rashtriya Sam Vikas Yojna etc. 

Numerous government policy initiatives exist. But 

pilferages and misplaced priorities at the local level 

has created obstacles in the path of achievement of 

the desired goal. Secondly, the macro level planning is 

not yielding enviable outcome. The solution requires 

being compatible with the problem of area causing 

discontent and confl ict. The requirement is to come 

up with specifi c plan for specifi c problem with focus 

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on individual as well as social growth. 

For meeting above requirements the human 

resource of the area will have to develop competence 

in employment oriented skills. This can come from 

training people in various vocations like training in 

Sericulture, bee keeping, animal husbandry, pottery 

making, woodcrafts, handicrafts, traditional harnessing 

of irrigation, Para- medics, “Shiksha Karmis”(Teachers), 

Petty Mining activities, traditional house building 

training as well as training them to get employment 

in Police/CPMF and making them capable for Service 

sectors like Waste disposal, transport, Communication 

etc. 

Educated and economically empowered people will 

not opt for violent and vagabond life in jungles when 

civility can provide them wonderful opportunity for 

growth. Unfortunately human resource development 

perspective for tackling internal security challenges 

has never been deliberated upon as a viable policy. 

Though lots of research has to be carried out for 

meaningful implementation of such policies due to 

multi-veracity of local needs and inclination of people, 

nevertheless it would be certainly a great assistance to 

the poor people of the nation. An empowered human 

being is a force multiplier in fi ght against internal 

security threats and thus a great resource indeed! 

If aware and capable people are provided with 

employment or growth opportunity through various 

assistance programmes in economic activities for 

sustenance then obliviously fear will not prevail for 

longer period. The same group of people will not let 

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the t tranquility to be disturbed and lawlessness to 

prevail. p 

There is an urgent need on to adopt a multipronged 

p strategy to tackle the extremism which 

should s include strengthening of the administrative 

machinery m to redress grievances; improving delivery of 

accelerated a 

socio-economic development; promoting 

employment e 

opportunities; encouraging building 

up u of capabilities to improve intelligence gathering 

for f eff ective police action along with encouraging 

peaceful p local resistance; as well as encouraging peace 

initiatives i by aff ected State governments. 

Individuals are not getting opportunity for growth. 

As A it happened that in families people are waiting from 

generations g 

to secure economic growth and dignity 

of o life. However, selective perception of development 

resulted r 

in mis-governance or no-governance in many 

parts of the country creating social discontent and 

unrest. Social discontent creates disgusted individuals. 

Deprivation causes hopelessness. Disgusted and 

hopeless person with his back to the wall is just the 

fodder for de-stability and an invitation to the radical 

groups like left wing extremists to widen their appeal to 

challenge government and democracy. Now naxals are 

trying to reinforce the trend and the deprived classes 

are organized to use violence for societal change. 

The frequency and intensity of violence has led the 

internal security managers to belief that naxalism can 

be countered primarily by police action. Otherwise 

also the lethality of violence or the myth so created has 

made it inaccessible for government agencies to carry 

forward the progressive structured developmental 

work. Under such trying crisis the only hope is 

developing human resources in such aff ected areas by 

education, empowering socially through removal of 

discrimination, rights of self governance as mandated 

through Panchayat Extension to Scheduled Areas 

(PESA) Act 1996. The structure for rural development 

and displacement of people or dispossession of land 

of people be dealt from humanitarian angle taking 

into consideration the livelihood factors of common 

masses. That is why human resource development 

through primarily by educating people and employing 

them seems to be an evolutionary approach at initial 

stage. The institutional structure which governs social 

conduct and approach of administration need a relook 

to have welfare orientation and human resource 

development approach.

uDlyokn ij vusdksa ys[k] çys[kksa] O;k[;kuksa ,oa 

fofM;ks ij fn[kkbZ nsus okyh fQYesa o vU; laoknksa }kjk 

dk;Zç.kkyh jgu&lgu gfFk;kj {kerk ,oa 'kkjhfjd {kerk 

dk vkHkkl ,oa vkadyu Lor% gksrk gS ysfdu uDolyh 

çrkM+uk dk çk:i dqN vkSj gSA uDly çHkkfor {ks=ksa esa jgus 

okyh vke turk bldh f'kdkj gSA vius gh xkao esa iSnk gksus 

okyk uo;qod tc uDly lsuk esa 'kkfey esa tkuk tkrk gS 

rc mls viuh feV~Vh ls yxko [kRe gks tkrk gSA >kj[k.M 

ds prjk ftyk esa rSukrh ds nkSjku eSaus vusdksa ifjokjksa 

ls iwNrkN fd;k fd vkidk csVk uDlfy;ksa dk ,jh;k 

dek.Mj ;k t+ksuy dek.Mj gS rc mUgksaus laosnuk iwoZd 

rjhds ls crk;k fd eka o cki larku ls gh çrkfM+r gSA tc 

csVs us dSMj ls ukrk tksM+k Fkk vkt rd okfil ugÈ vk;k 

o okfil vk;k rks ,d Hkwpky dh rjgA ge xjhc voLFkk 

esa jg jgs yksx csVs ds lkFk vkbZ lsuk dks dq,a ls ,d yksVk 

ikuh nsus dh {kerk j[kus okys 'kq) 'kkdkgkjh ;k ekalkgkjh 

Hkkstu dgka ls nsaA Lo;a ds ifjokj dh vkÆFkd n'kk bruh 

detksj gksrh gS fd Lo;a nks oDr dh jksVh ulhc ugÈ gksrhA 

:[kk&lw[kk Hkkstu nsus ds mijkUr ?kj ds lHkh lnL;ksa dks 

ekjkihVk tkrk gSA 

uDly çHkkfor {ks=ksa esa mu yksx ftuds ?kj ls dksbZ u 

dksbZ lnL; dSMj Tokbu djrk gS] mudks lekt frjLdkj 

okLrfodrk 

& vkj-ds- 'kekZ 

lgk-deka- 188 cVkfy;u 

dh utj ls ns[krk gSA Hkys gh os lkeus ls ml ifjokj 

ls Mjrs gksa ysfdu ihB ihNs mldh cqjkbZ djus esa ladksp 

ugÈ djrsA lqj{kkcyks dks l?ku iSVªksfyax ds nkSjku cgqr ls 

ifjokjksa dks utnhd ls ns[kus dk ekSdk gSA ekbZ ds cnu ij 

eSyh èkksrh] firk ds ikl deht dk vHkko o vU; ykpkfj;ka 

ns[kus dks feyrh gSaA ;fn csVk iqu% eq[; /kkjk esa ykSVs rks dSMj 

}kjk ifjokj ds lnL;ksa dks çrkM+uk feyrh gSA uDlyh 

cuus ds vusd dkj.k jgs gSa tSlk yksxksa ds laoknksa ls irk 

pyrk gSA 

1- tehu dks vU; ncax O;fDr }kjk gMi ysukA 

2- vkilh jaft'k dks iwjk djus ds fy,A 

3- lq[k lqfo/kkvksa ds çyksHku ds fy,A 

4- 4 ç'kklu ,oa iqfyl }kjk çrkfM+r gksus ds mijkUrA 

5- 5 ç'kklu }kjk lqfo/kk,a miyC/k u djokus ds dkj.kA 

mijksDr dqN dkj.k ek= gSa] ysfdu vusdksa vkSj Hkh 

dkj.k d gS fd uo;qod eq[;/kkjk dks NksM+dj uDlyh laxBu 

ls l ukrk tksM+ ysrk gSA uDlfy;ksas dk eq[; gfFk;kj gS >wBk 

çpkj ç turk esa QSykuk o uo;qodksa dks laxBu ls tqM+us ds 

fy, f mRlkfgr djukA uDly xfrfof/k;ksa esa tqM+s gq, yksx 

Lo;a L vius laxBu esa Hkh çrkM+uk ds f'kdkj gksrs gSaA tc rd 

os iw.kZ :i ls laxBu dh ftEesokfj;ksa] fu;eksa ,oa dk;Z'kSyh 

esa es fuiq.k ugÈ gksrs rc rd lhfu;j dek.Mjksa }kjk laxBu ds 

vUnj v çrkfM+r gksrs gSaA ;fn laxBu ls nwj Hkkxs rks iqfyl } 

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ebZ&twu 2011

kjk idM+s tkus dk 

[kkSQ fny esa ?kj 

dj pqdk gksrk 

gSA dqafBr gksdj 

os laxBu ls tqM+s 

jgrs gSa o viuh 

djuh dk Qy 

Hkksxrs jgrs gSaA 

,d ckj yEch 

nwjh dh iSVªksfyax 

ds nkSjku tc ,d 

jhtuy dek.Mj 

ds ?kj dks pkjksa 

rjQ ls ?ksjk] rc 

ik;k fd dek.Mj 

dh iRuh] cM+k csVk ,oa iq=oèkw egqvk ds isM+ ls fxjus okyk 

Qy pqu jgs FksA iwjk ?kj ryk'k fd;k jhtuy dek.Mj 

ugÈ feykA mlds ifjokj ls eSaus loky fd;k fd brus cM+s 

uDlyh dek.Mj dk ifjokj egqvk pqu jgk gS rc mldh 

iRuh us crk;k fd egqvk pqudj cPpksa dk isV ikyuk gS 

vU;Fkk Hkw[ks ej tk;saxsA 15&20 o"kks± ls dek.Mj taxyksa esa 

uDlyh efgyk dSMV ds lkFk jg jgk gSA ;fn Hkwys HkVds 

bl ?kj ds vUnj vk Hkh x;k rks eq>s iRuh dk ntkZ Hkh nsus 

esa ,rjkt+ gSA nwljs {ks=ksa esa jgdj tc dHkh nLrs dk ;gka 

vkt lkjh nqfu;k esa vkradokn dk lk;k gSA 

ekuo ds thou dks vkrad us tyk;k gSAA 

/kkÆed LFkkuksa dks ygw ls ugyk;k gSA 

dqN nkuoksa us bls nqfu;k esa QSyk;k gSAA 

Hkkjr us lkB o"kks± lsA 

ygw ds vk¡lw fi;s gSAA 

dHkh iatkc rks dHkh d'ehjA 

vkrad ds lk;s esa ft, gSAA 

okLrfodrk 

vkradokn 

ebZ&twu 2011 12 

vkuk gksrk gS rks og iwjs ifjokj ls ekjihV djrk gSA vr% 

;gka dguk gksxk fd tgka uDlyh çrkM+uk Lo;a uDlfy;ksa 

ds ifjokjksa dks >syuh iM+ jgh gS] rc vke O;fDr dh D;k 

n'kk gS Lor% irk py tkrk gSA 

uDlyh thou ,d dfBu thou gSA taxy esa jguk 

iqfyl QkslZ ls Nqidj Hkkxuk o vusd ewyHkwr lqfo/kkvksa ds 

vHkko esa thukA vr% ou&ekuq"k tSlh thou'kSyh okyk O;fDr 

çrkM+uk ds vykok lekt dks vkSj D;k ns ldrk gSA 

lcd lh[kks HkwVku ls 

mlus viuk Q+tZ fuHkk;k gS 

viuh ljteha ls 

vkrad dks feVk;k gSAA 

vkrad dk uk dksbZ /keZ gSA 

vkSj uk dksbZ bZekuAA 

pkgs eafnj gks ;k efLtnA 

oks cuk nsrs gS 'ke'kkuAA 

flikgh larks"k dqekj tks'kh 

34 cVkfy;u

vkt dk ;qx O;Lrrk dk ;qx gSA O;fDr ds ikl 

vius fy, le; dk iw.kZ vHkko gSA vkneh lqcg ls 

'kke rd O;Lr jgrk gS vkSj fofHkUu leL;kvksa ds dkj.k 

ruko;qDr jgrk gSA ruko thou ds fy, cgqr gh gkfudkjd 

gSA ;fn O;fDr çlUurkiwoZd thuk pkgrk gS rks mls vius 

vki dks ruko ls nwj j[kuk gksxkA ruko ,d 'kkjhfjd] 

ekufld rFkk HkkoukRed çfrfØ;k gS tks fdlh ?kVuk ds 

lkFk tqM+h gksrh gSA 

ruko ds eq[;r% fuEufyf[kr dkj.k gSa 

1- Hkwrdky dh ;knsa] orZeku esa vfLFkjrk vkSj Hkfo"; dh 

fparkA 

2- LFkkukarj.k 

3- 'kknh@rykd 

4- cPps 

5- ?kj dh [kjhnkjh@?kj cspukA 

6- chekjh@[kjkc LokLF; 

7- rht R;kSgkjA 

ruko ds dkj.k O;fDr fuEu çdkj ls çHkkfor gksrk 

gS 

1- og mEehnjfgr@vk'kkjfgr gks tkrk gSA 

2- O;fDr esa thou ds çfr tks'k] mRlkg rFkk meax dk 

vHkkoA 

3- og çsj.kkghu gks tkrk gSA 

4- O;fDr esa ghuHkkouk ?kj dj tkrh gSA 

ruko ls eqDr jgus ds fy, fuEu mik;ksa ij vey 

djuk mi;ksxh gksxk 

1- thou esa ?kfVr gksus okyh çR;sd ?kVuk ds ihNs ds ykHkksa 

ds ckjs esa lkspuk pkfg,A 

2- viuh rqyuk nwljs ls dHkh ugÈ djuh pkfg,A 

3- thou esa Hkwrdky esa ?kfVr ?kVuk ds fy, i'pkrki ugÈ 

djuk pkfg, rFkk Hkfo"; dh fpark ugÈ djuh pkfg,A 

4- nwljs ds çfr bZ";kZ ugÈ djuh pkfg,A 

5- thou esa ges'kk çlUu jgus dk ç;kl djsa rFkk viuh 

fo'ks"k vkys[k 

& go- ¼e-½ iquhrk dqekjh 

xzqi dsUæ] flfyxqMh 

lksp dks ges'kk ldkjkRed j[ksaA 

6- dHkh fdlh dh fuUnk u djsaA 

7- ges'kk nwljksa dh enn djus ds fy, dqN le; 

fudkysaA 

8- ,d le; esa ,d leL;k dk lek/kku djsa rFkk ;g 

Hkh /;ku j[ksa fd le; lcls cM+h vkS"k/kh gSA le; 

èkhjs&èkhjs lc dqN lkekU; dj nsrk gSA 

9- vius vkykspdksa dks viuk 'kqHk fpard le>sa vkSj ges'kk 

vkRe lq/kkj dk ç;kl djsaA 

10- g¡luk ruko de djus dk lcls dkjxj mik; gSA 

11- çfrfnu de ls de 15 feuV ;ksx] O;k;ke djsa vFkok 

VgysA 

12- dHkh Hkh fdlh ls cnyk ysus dh ckr eu esa er 

lkspksA 

13- bZ'oj ij fo'okl j[ksa vkSj viuh lkjh fparkvksa dks 

Hkxoku dks leÆir dj nsaA 

14- yksxksa dks çlUurk nsaA çÑfr dk fu;e gS fd tks vki 

nwljksa dks nsrs gSa ogh vkidks okil çkIr gksrk gSA 

15- ges'kk vUr dks lkspdj dk;Z djsaA 

16- vius dke dks le; ij dhft,A fdlh Hkh dke 

dks vfèkd le; rd er Vkfy,A dk;Z ds fy, ,d 

MsM&ykbZu fu/kkZfjr djsaaA 

17- vius vkgkj rFkk fopkj dks vPNk j[ksaA 

18- tYnhckth esa dksbZ fu.kZ; er ysaA /khjt j[ksaA 

19- vius /ku dk lgh mi;ksx djsaA vius ctV ds fglkc 

ls vius rFkk vius ifjokj ds j[k j[kko ds fy, mfpr 

jkf'k [kpZ djsA ges'kk vPNh oLrqvksa dk ç;ksx djsa rFkk 

DokfUVVh dh vis{kk DokfyVh dks çkFkfedrk nsaA 

20- ges'kk nwj nÆ'krk ls dk;Z djsaA vkus okys 5 lky ckn 

vkidh D;k fLFkfr gksxh ml ij fopkj djsa vkSj blh 

ds vuqlkj viuh Hkfo"; dh ;kstuk,sa cuk;saA 

euq"; dk thou vueksy gS bls ;w¡ gh cckZn u gksus nsa 

rHkh gekjk lekt o jk"Vª mUur gksxk vkSj euq"; lPps vFkks± 

esa euq"; cu ldsxkA 

13 ebZ&twu 2011

ns'k ,d vksj viuh vkfFkZd fLFkfr etcwr n'kkZrk gS rFkk 

fo'o ekufp= ij ikapos lcls 'kfDr'kkyh ns'k ds :Ik 

esa mHkj dj vk;k gS ysfdu vkUrfjd fLFkfr dh leh{kk djrs 

gSa rks vkt iwjk ns'k vkUrfjd v'kkafr ls xzflr gSA ns'k ds 

dbZ fgLls v'kkafr ls xzflr gSa] pkgs ge tEew d'ehj dh 

ckr djsa pkgs mÙkj&iwohZ jkT;ksa ;k uDly izHkkfor bykdksa 

dhA orZeku esa uDlyokn dh leL;k ns'k ds lkeus lcls 

cM+h pqukSrh gSA 

uDly izHkkfor bykdksa esa ljdkjh ,tsafl;ka viuk lqpk: 

kj[k.M] vklke

o vU; uDly izHkkfor bykdksa esa bl QkslZ dks rSukr fd;k 

x;k gSA 

uDlfy;ksa ls fuiVus ds fy, dqN jkT; ljdkjsa tSls 

vkaèkz izns'k ljdkj us xzsgkm.M QkslZ dk fuekZ.k fd;k rFkk 

viuh ubZ j.kuhfr;ksa ds pyrs bls fo'ks"k fl[kykbZ nh xbZ] 

ftldh cnkSyr vka/kz izns'k esa bl cy ds }kjk vHkwriwoZ 

lQyrk izkIr gqbZA 

egRo 

;g cy dsUnzh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy vU; bdkb;ksa ls dbZ 

ek;us esa fHkUu gS] pwafd bldk bLrseky flQZ uDly izHkkfor 

jkT;ksa (Red Coridor) ,oa uDlfy;ksa ds yky lyke dh 

vkokt+ dks nckus ds fy, fd;k tkrk gSA ;s vU; bykdksa 

¼tgka ij ogka dh yksdy ;k vU; cy ukdke gSa½ esa 'kkafr 

O;oLFkk cuk;s j[kus esa lgk;d fl) gksrk gS rkfd mu 

{ks=ksa dk leqfpr :Ik ls fodkl gks ldsA ;g QkslZ fo"ke 

ifjfLFkfr] izfrdwy okrkoj.k] dM+h /kwi] jkr ds va/ksjs esa] 

izfrdwy ekSle esa ljizkbt nsdj viuk vfHk;ku pykrh gSA 

budh dk;Zdq'kyrk mRd`"V gS rFkk ;s fiNM+s bykdksa esa tgka 

dHkh dksbZ iqfyl cy ;k vU; fdlh izdkj dh QkslZ ugha 

tk ldh gS] mu {ks=ksa esa tkdj ogka dh turk dks fo'okl 

fnykuk vkSj muds eukscy dks Åapk djuk] tgka uDlfy;ksa 

us viuh lÙkk tek j[kh gS] tgka vU; cy dk tkuk ,d 

liuk izrhr gksrk gS] viuk ewoesUV] fnu ;k jkr] fdlh Hkh 

le; djrk gSA bl cy esa fo'ks"k vR;k/kqfud gfFk;kj] vL= 

'kL=] xksyk&ck:n i;kZIr ek=k esa miyC/k gSA 

bldh ;g dk;Zdq'kyrk bls dbZ ekeyksa esa vU; cyksa ls 

vyx djrh gSA 

1- ofj"B vf/kdkfj;ksa ds xzkm.M esa gksus ds dkj.k ,d 

lqfu;ksftr vkijs'ku djukA 

2- jkr ds le; fodV taxyksa esa fofHkUu Qkjes'kuksa dks 

viukrs gq, nq'eu ds fBdkuksa ij igqap dj mUgsa cckZn 

djukA 

3- Vhe Hkkouk dk ,dhd`r :Ik dk gksukA 

4- th-ih-,l- vkSj eSi dh lgk;rk ls ,fj;k dh foLr`r 

tkudkjh dk gksukA 

,d leku mez ds tokuksa dks 'kkfey djuk 

bl cy esa yxHkx lHkh ,d gh mez ds toku ,oa 

vfèkdkjhx.k 'kkfey gSaA ftlls budk tekus ds vuqlkj 


,d gh h rjg dh h lksp s dk l`tu djrk gSA S ,d gh h rjg ,oa a 

de mez gksus ds dkj.k budk 'kkjhfjd n{krk cgqr Åaps 

ntsZ dh gSA ;s ,d nwljs ls lkeatL; LFkkfir djus esa dkQh 

lgk;d fl) gksrs gSaA budh mez de gksus dh dkj.k ,uthZ 

ysoy Hkh leku gksrh gSA ;s lc feydj ,d vyx tks'k 

iSnk djrk gSA ftlls t+ehuh gkykr esa tks'k lgk;d fl) 

gksrk gSA bl cy esa bl le; i

ftlesa 8 fd-xzk- ds lkFk fiV~Bw ,oa jkbQYl ds lkFk djkbZ 

tkrh gSA 10 fd-eh- nkSM+ dk eq[; mn~ns'; Hkxkuk] yEcs ekpZ 

ds fy, fQV djuk gksrk gSA 32 fd-eh- nkSM+ dk mn~ns'; 

fo"ke ifjfLFkfr;ksa esa nq'eu dks yEch nwjh rd [knsM+ dj 

mUgsa idM+uk gksrk gSA ;g lHkh nkSM+ igkM+h taxyh bykdksa] 

Åaps&uhps esa djk;k tkrk gS] ftlls okLrfodrk esa igkM+h 

{ks=ksa taxyksa esa t:jr iM+us ij dksbZ Fkdku eglwl ugha 

gks vkSj bldk ,d cM+k Qk;nk ;g gS fd 'kkjhfjd rkSj ij 

etcwr gksus ds lkFk budk ekufld ruko de gksrk gS rFkk 

vius vki dks fdlh Hkh ifjfLFkfr ls fuiVus ds fy, rS;kj 

jgrs gSaA 

Tactics 

uDlyh eq[; :Ik ls xqfjYyk ds fl)kUrksa ij dke djrs 

gSa] ftlesa fNidj xarO; rd igqapuk rFkk Nqi dj geyk 

djuk ftlls nq'eu dks laHkyus dk ekSdk u feysA ;q) esa 

ges'kk vpafHkr djus dks 'kkfey fd;k tk,] lqjf{kr LFkku 

esa viuk csl dSEi LFkkfir djuk vkSj ogha ls yM+kbZ djukA 

tgka fot; izkIr gksus dh laHkkouk gks ogha yM+kbZ yM+sA 

[kqys gq, ekxZ (Open Course) 

lHkh laxr dkjdksa ij fopkj djus ds Ik'pkr vius 


ebZ&twu 2011 16 

mmnns';ksa 

dks iwjk djus ds fy, [kqys gq, lHkh ekxks± dh lwph 

rS rS;kj djsa ;kfu nks ls rhu ekxZ gSa ,slk fopkj djsa gesa T;knk 

yykHk 

vkSj nq'eu dks uqdlku ;k gesa uqdlku nq'eu dks ykHk 

ffdl 

ekxZ ls gS] bldk iwjk&iwjk fo'ys"k.k djsaA 

blh rjhds ls bUgsa Movement Tactical Movement 

rFkk r Evasive Movement, ftlesa jkLrksa ls cpdj pykuk 

ffl[kkrs 

gSa ¼;g lkekU;r% jkr ds le; esa vf/kd ls vfèkd 

eewoesUV 

djus ds fy, crk;k tkrk gS½A Fkd tkus dh fLFkfr 

es esa dqN le; vkjke djus ds fy, LUP (Lying Up Position) 

ysrs y gSaA blesa gjsd izdkj dk vkijs'ku tSls Ambush, Raid, 

CASO, C SADO bR;kfn ds ckjs esa fofHkUu igyqvksa dks /;ku esa 

jj[kdj 

blls cpus rFkk djus dh tkudkjh nh tkrh gSA 

dkscjk d esa eSi jhfMax dk egRo 

fdlh Hkh vkijs'ku esa [kqn ij fuHkZj gksuk cgqr gh t:jh 

gS gSA fdlh flfoy iqfyl ds lgkjs jgus ij tksf[ke Hkh mBkus 

ddk 

[krjk cuk jgrk gSA vr% blds fy, eSi jhfMax dk Kku 

ccgqr 

gh vko';d gS] rkfd nq'eu ds fBdkuksa rd igqapus esa 

vklku ,oa lqjf{kr jkLrs dks viuk;k tk lds rFkk bldh 

enn ls os fdlh dh enn ds fcuk vius dk;ks± dks djus esa 

l{ke gks ldsaA 

dkscjk esa th-ih-,l- dk egRo 

dkscjk izf'k{k.k esa th-ih-,l- jkr dks bLrseky esa gjsd 

toku dks ekfgj cuk;k tkrk gS vkSj blds bLrseky ls 

dkscjk izf'k{k.k dk egRo vkSj c

dHkh dHkh esjs eu esa [;ky vkrk gS ------- iafä dks idks cuk;k x;k 

gS ds-fj-iq-cy ds fy, ------ ;s ru vkSj cnu rks ns'k vkSj cy 

dh vekur gS ------ fd lU;klh cu tkÅÅ] ,dkarokl ds 

fy, ------ fd vdsykiu gh rks ,d lgkjk gS ---- fd eq>dks 

teha ij mrkjk x;k gS uDlyh vkSj vkWijs'kUl ds fy, ----dHkh&dHkh-------A 

vfer th ds bl xkus dks lqu dj vpkud eu dks ,d 

fnu [;ky vk;k] fny dks ugÈ vk;k] D;ksafd fny rks 'kjhj 

ds ,d egRoiw.kZ Hkkx dh vkokt gS] varjkRek dh vkokt 

gS tcfd eu rks iwjh 'kkjhfjd voLFkk dks n'kkZrh gqbZ ,d 

vkokt gS ------ gk¡ rks eu dks [;ky vk;k fd D;ksa ugÈ bl 

xkus dks vius thou dh gdhdr esa mrjk tk;sA xkus ds 

'kCnka'k eu dks vanj rd çHkkfor dj jgs Fks vr% eu dh 

;gh O;kdqyrk dkxt ij mrj x;hA 

Ldwyh f'k{kk ds nkSjku gh onhZ dh pkgr us usoh] 

,;jQkslZ] vkehZ ds p;u cksMZ dk n'kZu djkrs gq, ds-fj-iqcy 

ds eq[; }kj ij yk [kM+k fd;kA xaxk ds moZj eSnkuh 

Hkwfe esa cpiu ls gh eu esa igkM+ksa vkSj leqæ ds fy, fo'ks"k 

J)k Fkh rFkk liuksa esa os eq>s vius ikl cqykrs FksA fny ds 

,d dksus esa gljr Fkh ^^pkanuh jkr esa chp leqæ esa tgkt 

esa esjh mifLFkfr] rkfd pepekrh pkanuh vkSj mQurs lkxj 

dh /kkjkvksa ds chp ds feyu ds utkjs dks viuh utjks esa 

dSn dj ldw¡**A [kSj fganh fQYe ds xhr dh rjg ^^vk¡[k 

[kqyh rks rUgkbZ Fkh liuk gks u ldk viuk**A 

lh-ih-,Q- esa vDVwcj 2005 esa lgk;d dek.MsUV ds in 

gsrq pqus tkus ij [kq'kh meax vkSj lius fgyksjsa ekjus yxs 

ijUrq tSls leqæh ygjsa rV rd vkrs vkrs 'kkar gks tkrh 

gSa] mlh rjg yxHkx 01 lky 03 eghus ckn fnlacj 06 esa 

vdkneh Tokbu djrs le; eu us fgyksj ekjuk can dj 

fn;kA vdkneh Tokbu djus ds fy, xsV ij igqapus ij 

larjh us xsV [kksyus ds fy, vkokt yxk;h ^^estj xsV [kksyks 

dksbZ vk;k gS** okD; lqudj tSls v'kZ ls Q'kZ ij vk;k lkspk 

estj rks vkWQhlj gksrs gS] vkSj oks ;gk¡ xsV ij M~;wVh dj jgs 

vuqHko 

lQjukek@laLej.k 

& Bkdqj fnokdj Çlg 

lgk- deka-] 203 dkscjk 

gSa rks esjk D;k gksxkA eu esa mB jgs fopkjksa dss var}±n ds 

chp vdkneh ds Lokxr d{k igqaps rks ,d baLisDVj lkgc 

Vscy ds ihNs Qkbyksa ds chp cSBs ykbu esa eq>ls vkxs [kM+s 

çf'k{kq vf/kdkjh ls iwN jgs Fks ^^dkSu lk isij ikj[k.M ls f=iqjk 

tkuk FkkA Ldwy dh çkjafHkd f'k{kk ds nkSjku jkT;ksa dh 

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jkt/kkuh ;kn djrs le; vxjryk dk ftØ vkrk FkkA 

eu esa lksprk---,d rYyk ns[kk gS --- nks rYyk ns[kk gS ;g 

vxjryk fdruk rYyk gksxkA dksbZ eq>s cgqr cM+k csodwQ 

u le>s] vr% viuh bl vKkurk o ftKklk dks f'k{kdksa o 

lgikfB;ksa ls u iwNdj viuh ek¡ ls iwNk&vxjrYyk fdruk 

rYyk gksrk gSA uu&eSfVªd nsgkrh ek¡ us fuÆodkj Hkko ls esjs 

psgjs dh vksj ns[kk vkSj iwNk&vxjrYyk D;k gS\ eSaus dgk 

f=iqjk dh jkt/kkuhA ek¡ us eqLdqjkrs gq, dgk tSlk iVuk 

oSlk vxjrYykA eSaus eu gh eu lkspk tc cM+k gksÅaxk rks 

vius dek, iSls ls vxjrYyk t:j tkÅaxkA ij okg js esjh 

fdLer vxjrYyk dh lSj rks ljdkjh dk;Zo'k gksuh FkhA 

[kSj >kj[k.M ls f=iqjk tkrs le; mrj iwoZ lhekar 

jsyos dh ykeÇMx LVs'ku rd dh cM+h ykbu ls ds-fj-iq-cy 

dh ,d daiuh ds lkFk dh x;h ;k=k dkQh vkuank;d Fkh] 

ijUrq vkxs ykeÇMx ls /kekZuxj dh NksVh ykbu ls lqcg 06 

cts ls jkf= ds 12 cts rd dqy 18 ?kaVs dh ;k=k us fny] 

fnekx vkSj 'kjhj dks m}sfyr dj fn;kA taxyks] igkM+ks rFkk 

lqjaxksa ls xqtjrs gq, Nqd&Nqd djrh ;g Vªsu NksVs Ldwyh 

cPpksa ds gkFk nsus ij Hkh #d tkrh Fkh tks 'kk;n fcgkj 

ds iVuk x;k jsy[kaM esa pyus okyh jsyxkfM+;ksa ds ckn esjs 

fy, nwljk vk'p;Z FkkA igkM+] taxy rFkk ?kkfV;ksa dks ns[krs 

le; lh-vkj-ih-,Q- dk ;g xhr vuk;kl gh ;kn vk;k--- 

ds-fj-iq-cy dh Hkkjr ekrk gh ekrk gS---- fny us dgk & tc 

ds-fj-iq-cy dh ekrk Hkkjr ekrk gh gS rks D;k ekrk dks iwjs 

Hkkjr esa ;gh txg feyh vius iq= dks Hkstus ds fy,A 

>kj[kaM ls xankpsjk ¼vEcklk½ f=iqjk rd dh 5 fnu dh 

;k=k us ds-fj-iq-cy ds daiuh lapyu ds cgqr lkjs [kV~Vs 

ehBs vuqHkoksa dks fl[kk;k vkSj ckaVk HkhA 

vHkh rd xaxk ds eSnkuh Hkkxksa esa iyk c

deZ Hkwfe Hkh jgh FkhA 

dekaMks] ,d ,slk 'kCn ftls lqurs gh ,d lkekU; iSny 

lSfud ds 'kjhj dh e`r jä okfgfu;k¡ Hkh jä lapkj }kjk 

QM+QM+k mBs] dh vuqHkwfr vc eq>s Hkh gksus yxh FkhA Ldwyh 

f'k{kk ds le; pquko esa xkaoksa esa vk;s dsaæh; iqfyl cy ds 

tokuksa ds ekFks ij ca/kh dkyh iV~Vh gh gekjs vcks/k eu esa 

muds dekaMks gksus dk nLrd nsrh Fkh ysfdu QkslZ Tokbu 

djus ds ckn dkscjk us dekaMks dh vuqHkwfr o mlds çdkj 

ls Hkyh Hkkafr voxr djk fn;kA 

lh-vkj-ih-,Q- dh lkekU; cVkfy;u ls pqu dj vk;s 

;qok lSfudksa dh Vksyh ds lkFk 12 lIrkg dk dekaMks çf'k{k.k 

thou ds ;knxkj iyksa esa ,d jgsxkA vius ;qokoLFkk ds 

thou dky rd 'kk;n igyh ckj ml 2 lIrkg ds 'kkjhfjd 

vLoLFkrk ds lkFk çf'k{k.k djuk lcls dfBu 'kkjhfjd 

v{kerk dk le; FkkA ckotwn blds foijhr ifjfLFkfr;ksa esa 

Hkh dekaMks çf'k{k.k esa lQy gks viuh onhZ ij dekaMks dk 

fcYyk yxkus esa lQy jgkA 

vHkh rd dsaæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy dh bl lsok us fopkjksa 

esa ifjiDork ds lkFk lkFk dbZ vuqHkoksa dks ckaVk] 'kkjhfjd 

{kerk dks ckj[k.M ds vHkh rd ds 2 lky ds lQj esa 6 ckj eysfj;k 

lfn;ksa ls ;s o`{k gekjs thou dks egdkrs gSaA 

csjge ekuo ds }kjk] fQj D;ksa dkVs tkrs gSAA 

nwf"kr ok;q Lo;a xzg.k dj] gedks thou nsrs gSaA 

fut iRrksa ls bl feV~Vh dks mitkÅ dj nsrs gSAA 

_rq clUr ds vkrs gh ikS/ks cgkj cu tkrs gSA 

csjge ekuo }kjk fQj D;ksa dkVs tkrs gSAA 

vius gkFkksa ls thou esa] geus ck, dkVs gSA 

v'kkuh cu dj fdrus gjs Hkjs ou dkVs gSAA 

fut gkFkksa ls gfj;kyh dks] jsfxLrku cukrs gSA 

lfn;ksa ls ;s o`{k gekjs thou dks egdkrs gSAA 

vUu Qwy&Qy nsrs gedks] cjlkrs gS ;s ikuhA 

bUgsa dkV dj nqfu;k¡ okyks vc u djuk uknkuhAA 

vuqHko 

o`{kksa dh efgek 

ls ihfM+r jgk ftlus eq>s dkQh gn rd 'kkjhfjd o ekufld 

:i ls çHkkfor fd;kA vHkh rd nh xbZ ft+Eesnkfj;ksa dks 

{kerkuqlkj iwjk fd;k] fQj Hkh ekufld larqf"V ugÈ feyh] 

ifj.kkeLo:i thou esa gh dYiuk ds ,d thou dk tUe 

gqvkA D;k ge ftl ifjos'k esa jgrs gS mlus gh gesa ,slk cuk 

fn;k gSA ge 'kkafr pkgrs gSa ij lÙkk ds tfj;s lq[k pkgrs 

gSa ij lEifr ds tfj;s] fodkl pkgrs gSa] ij nwljs ds foèoal 

ds ekQ+Zr] çse pkgrs gSa bZ";kZ }s"k vkSj vkReladqpu ds ek/;e 

lsA D;k ;g gekjk thou gS ;k mldh foM+EcukA 

'kk;n bUgh lc lokyks ds lkFk eSa orZeku dh ijkdk"Bk 

dk vkuan ys jgk gw¡ rFkk vius dYiuk :ih thou esa Hkfo"; 

dh ,dk/k iafä;ksa dks lgstus dh dksf'k'k djrk gw¡A vk'kk gS 

bl cy ds lkFk bl thou dks ,d vk;ke feysxk tks bZ'oj 

}kjk fn, x, bl thou ds ;FkkZFk ds le:i gksxk vkSj ;g 

fd'kksj ds bl xhr dh ;kn fnyk,xk------------ 

;s thou gS] bl thou dk] 

;gh gS] ;gh gS] ;gh gS jax :i 

FkksM+s xe gS] FkksM+h [kqf'k;k¡] 

;gh gS] ;gh gS] ;gh gS Nkoa /kqi------t; 

fgUn t; HkkjrA 

ekuo lkalks ls o`{kksa ds tUe&tUe ds ukrs gSA 

csjge ekuo ds }kjk fQj D;ksa dkVs tkrs gSAA 

Lo;a d"V ;s lgrs gS ij ekuo lsok djrs gSA 

pkgs lnhZ gks ;k xehZ d"V gekjs gjrs gSAA 

Lo;a tys ;s vfXu esa] ekuo dks xehZ igq¡pkrs gSA 

csjge ekuo ds }kjk fQj D;ksa dkVs tkrs gSAA 

lq[k&le`f) ykuk gS rks] gedks o`{k yxkuk gSA 

o`{kksa fcuk ugh ;s thou] iadt dqekj us ekuk gSAA 

o`{k yxkdj bl nqfu;k¡ dks fQj ls LoxZ cukrs gSA 

lfn;ks ls ;s o`{k gekjs] thou dks egdkrs gSAA 

flikgh@thMh iadt dqekj 

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19 ebZ&twu 2011

l ckr eas dksbZ lansg ugha gS fd vkt ds oSKkfud ;qx 

esa ekuo pk¡n&lwjt dks Nwus ds fy, csrkc gS rFkk dqN 

gn rd lQy Hkh gqvk gSA ysfdu bl ckr esa Hkh dksbZ lansg 

ugha gS fd thou dh vkik&/kkih esa balku xqe gksrk utj vk 

jgk gSA mlds ikl bruk oDr ugha jg x;k gS fd og vius 

vkl&ikl rFkk vius thou esa ?kfVr gksus okyh ?kVukvksa dks 

lw{e n`f"V ls voyksdu v/;;u ,oa fo'ys"k.k dj mlij 

viuk lgh n`f"Vdks.k j[k ldsA O;fDr dh lksp mlds 

O;fDrRo dk vkbZuk gksrk gS] ftlds ek/;e ls lekt mlds 

xq.k&nks"k dk fu/kkZj.k djrk gS rFkk mlds vuqlkj mls 

lEeku ;k frjLdkj nsrk gSA ;gk¡ eSa nks dgkfu;ksa ds ek/;e 

ls O;fDr ds /kukRed ,oa udkjkRed lksp ,oa n`f"Vdks.k dks 

n'kkZus dh dksf'k'k dj jgk gw¡A 

dgkuh la- 1 

xq:dqy esa jktk 'kwjlsu ds nks tqM+oka iq= f'k{kk izkIr dj 

jgs FksA tc nksuksa dh voLFkk nl o"kZ dh gqbZ rks 'kwjlsu vius 

iq=ksa ls feyus igqapsA HksaV&eqykdkr ds ckn jktk us ,dkar 

esa xq# ls iwNk & xq#oj] esjs nks iq=ksa esa ls dkSu jktxn~nh 

laHkkyus ds ;ksX; gSA nksuksa dh voLFkk Hkh ,d gS vkSj vkidh 

ns[kjs[k esa nksuksa gj rjg dh fo|k esa leku :i ls Áoh.k 

thou dh vkik&/kkih esa balku xqe gksrk utj vk 

jgk gSA mlds ikl bruk oDr ugha jg x;k gS fd 

og vius vkl&ikl rFkk vius thou esa ?kfVr gksus 

okyh ?kVukvksa dks lw{e n`f"V ls voyksdu v/;;u 

,oa fo'ys"k.k dj mlij viuk lgh n`f"Vdks.k j[k 

ldsA O;fDr dh lksp mlds O;fDrRo dk vkbZuk gksrk 

gSA 

f'k{kkRed 

ebZ&twu 2011 20 

gks jgs gSaA xq#nso us 

dgk & vki tkrs 

le; ,d&,d Hkwls 

dk ,d cM+k xV~Bj 

nksuksa dks migkj esa ns 

tk,A fQj eSa vkidks 

crk nwaxk fd vkidk 

dkSulk iq= Átk ds 

fy, fgrdkjh gksxkA 

jktk dqN le> ugha 

ik, ysfdu mUgksaus 

& Jh ds-ds- ik.Ms; 

f}-d-vf/kdkjh] 135¼e½ cVkfy;u 

xq#nso dh vkKk dks f'kjks/kk;Z fd;k vkSj tkrs le; vius 

nksuksa iq=ksa dks ,d&,d xV~Bj Hkwlk ns x,A 

nksuksa jktdqekjksa us viuk migkj mBk;k vkSj vius 

vkokl dh vksj py fn,A FkksM+h gh nsj ckn xq# Hkh muds 

vkokl ds ckgj igqaps vkSj dku yxk dj Hkhrj dh ckrsa 

lquus yxsA 

,d jktdqekj dg jgk Fkk fd firkth us Hkwls dk 

xV~Bj nsdj iwjs vkJe esa esjk vieku fd;k gSA vc gesa 

gekjs laxh&lkfFk;ksa ds rkus lquus iM+saxsA yxrk gS fd gekjs 

firkth gesa fcydqy I;kj ugha djrsA eu djrk gS] Hkwls ds 

bl

dgkuh la- 2 

nks fe= cxhps esa Hkze.k dj jgs FksA cxhps ds o`{k Qyksa 

ls yns gq, FksA nksuksa fe= ckrsa djrs gq, vkxs c

Jh ds- fot; dqekj egkfuns'kd }kjk xzqi dsUæ fcykliqj 

dk Hkze.k 25 twu 2011 dks fd;k x;kA egkfuns'kd egksn; 

us xzqi dsUæ ds DokVZj xkMZ ij lykeh yh o ckn esa xzqi dsUæ 

esa fuekZ.kk/khu Hkouksa ¼jktif=r vf/kdkjh eSl] ,Me CykWd] 

vèkhuLFk vf/kdkjh eSl] vLirky] Qsfeyh DokVZj] cSjdksa 

VªsÇux ,fj;k ,oa Qk;Çjx jsat½ dk Hkze.k fd;k rFkk py 

jgs fuekZ.k dk;ks± ij viuk larks"k O;Dr fd;kA egkfujh{kd 

egksn; }kjk Hkze.k ds nkSjku lh-ih-MCyq-Mh- o xzqi dsUæ ds 

vfèkdkfj;ksa dks py jgs fuekZ.k dk;Z dks 'kh?kz iw.kZ djus 

o xzqi dsUæ ds lkSUn;hZdj.k djus gsrq Hkh funsZ'k fn;sA 

QLVZ ,M dkslZ ds çfrHkkxh tokuksa ls eq[kkfrc egkfuns'kd egksn; 

dEiksft+V gkfLiVy esa ejht+ksa dk gkypky ysrs gq, 

Jh ds- fot; dqekj] egkfuns'kd 

cy çeq[k dk fcykliqj nkSjk 

ebZ&twu 2011 22 

cSQ+y Qk;fjax jsUt dk tk;tk ysrs gq, 

Jh ds- fot; dqekj] egkfuns'kd 

eq[; dk;kZy; ifjlj esa egkfuns'kd egksn; 

egkfuns'kd e egksn;] us xzqi dsUæ ds dEiksftV vLirky esa 

py p jgs çkFkfed mipkj dkslZ da- 4 esa mifLFkr dkÆedksa 

dks d lacksf/kr fd;k o muds mRlkgo/kZu gsrq dkslZ esa vf/kd 

:fp : ysus okys dkÆedksa dks egkfuns'kd egksn; }kjk udn 

iqjLdkj iq ls Hkh iqjLÑr fd;k x;kA egkfuns'kd egksn; ds 

Hkze.k Hz ds nkSjku muds lkFk iqfyl egkfujh{kd] ifjpkyu 

¼NÙkhlx

DG addressing the conference. Shri J.C. Dabas, Special DG (HQ) and 

Shri P.M. Nair, ADG (Ops) are seen on his left and right respectively 

DG in discussion with Shri Rakesh Jaruhar, Special DG 

NEWS FROM DIRECTORATE 

Senior Offi cers participating in the Seminar 

Senior Offi cers participating in the conference 

Shri D.K. D K Pathak, Pathak ADG (Training) delivering lecture 

23 ebZ&twu 2011

Two rest rooms for drivers were inaugurated at Directorate Complex by Shri K. Vijay Kumar, DG and Shri J.C. 

Dabas, Special DG (HQ) on 30 th May and 15 th June 2011, respectively. The huts were erected for the purpose of 

relaxation of drivers coming to CGO Complex and have facilities accordingly. 

Shri K. Vijay Kumar, DG inaugurating the rest room for drivers and a view of the rest room (right) 

Shri J.C. Dabas, Special DG (HQ) inaugurating the 2 nd rest room for 

drivers 

NEWS FROM DIRECTORATE 

ebZ&twu 2011 24 

Shri Dabas in discussion with Senior Offi cers

egkfuns'kky; lekpkj 

osV dSUVhu dk mn~?kkVu 

Jh ds- fot; dqekj] egkfuns'kd osV dSUVhu dk mn~?kkVu djrs gq, ,oa ¼nk,a½ dSUVhu dk ,d n`'; 

lh-ih-lh- ekLVj dSUVhu dk mn~?kkVu 

lh-ih-lh- ekLVj dSUVhu dk mn~?kkVu djrs gq, egkfuns'kd egksn; ,oa ¼nk,a½ ofj"B vf/kdkfj;ksa ds lkFk ppkZjr egkfuns'kd egksn; 

vU; jSad esl dk mn~?kkVu 

vU; jSad esl dk fujh{k.k djrs gq, egkfuns'kd egksn; ,oa ¼nk,a½ esl jftLVj ij viuh vH;qfDr ntZ djrs gq, 

25 ebZ&twu 2011

ANTI-TERRORISM DAY 

Anti-Terrorism Day Observed in Directorate 

DG administering oath to Offi cers and Men 

Senior Offi cers and Men of Directorate taking the Anti-Terrorism Pledge 

ebZ&twu 2011 26

A participant from 135 Mahila Battalion speaking during debate 

competition organised on Anti-Terrorism Day 

Dr. D. Pingua, DIGP (Medical), Ms. Annie Abraham, DIGP, 

Gandhinagar during the Debate Competition 

69 Bn., which is deployed in Imphal East and West 

Districts of Manipur has been organizing several 

programmes for helping the needy and poor people 

in the area of responsibility for better ‘Police-Public 

Relations’ since its deployment in Manipur. Fifty 

personnel of 69 Bn. voluntarily donated blood in a 

‘Mega Voluntary Blood Donation’ Camp organized 

by department of Immuno-haematology and blood 

ANTI-TERRORISM DAY 

Dr. D. Pingua, DIGP (Medical) awarded the winners of Debate 

Competition 

Mrs. Aleyamma Abraham, Mrs. K.K. Pandey, Dr. D. Pingua, Ms. Annie 

Abraham and Sh. K.K. Pandey, Comdt. (CCD) 135 Mahila Battalion 

during the Debate Competition 

transfusion, RIMS, Imphal on 17 th June’ 2011 at RIMS 

Hospital, ImphaL (Manipur). 

Among the blood donors, some personnel 

expressed their willingness to donate in future and 

also previously donated blood in such function. The 

event was widely covered by electronic and print 

media of the state of Manipur. 

27 ebZ&twu 2011

jax:V çf'k{k.k dsUæ] dsfjiqcy] uhep esa cSp ua- 215 ds 

641 uojf{k;ksa }kjk dfBu cqfu;knh çf'k{k.k dks lQyrkiwoZd 

iwjk djus ij 31 ebZ 2011 dks vk;ksftr nh{kkar ,oa 'kiFk 

xzg.k lekjksg esa dk vk;kstu gqvkA bl lekjksg ds eq[; 

vfrfFk Jh Mh-ds-ikBd] vij iqfyl egkfuns'kd ¼dkÆed 

o çf'k{k.k½ egkfuns'kky; dsfjiqcy ubZ fnYyh FksA bl 

volj ij MkW- lat; xks;y] ftyk dysDVj uhep o Jherh 

veksaxyk vbZj] iqfyl v/kh{kd uhep lfgr LFkkuh; ç'kklu 

ds vusd x.kekU; vf/kdkjh ekStwn FksA ,ulhlh ds LVkQ o 

lhvkjih,Q uhep LVs'ku ds lHkh vf/kdkjhx.k o efgyk,a o 

cPps Hkh blh jaxkjax ijsM esa mifLFkr gq,A uUgsa&eqUus cPpksa 

us frjaxk >.Mk ygjkdj uokjf{k;ksa dk gkSlyk c.M+ksa ls ltk gqvk lHkh dks vkdÆ"kr dj 

jgk FkkA 

nh{kkar lekjksg 

xoZ ls dne c

lykeh ysrs gq, Jh Mh-ds- ikBd] vij egkfuns'kdA u, ,-Vh-,e- e'khu dk mn~?kkVu djrs gq, ¼bulsV esa½ 

dks mudh 'kkunkj ,oa jaxkjax ijsM ds fy, gkÆnd c/kkbZ 

nhA ijsM ds i'pkr~ eq[; vfrfFk egksn; }kjk çf'k{k.k ds 

nkSjku vius cSp esa çFke LFkku çkIr djus okys çf'k{k.kkFkhZ 

flikgh eqjkjh yky ;kno dks vky jkmUM cSLV] flikgh 

lq[kohj Çlg dks csLV vkmVMksj] flikgh rstsUæ

Shri BB.K. K Sharma Sharma, IG IG, inspecting the parade Shri BB.K. K Sharma Sharma, IG taking salute of the Pasing Out Parade 

Passing out Parade of 214 Bn. was held at Group 

Centre, Allahabad on 15 th March, 2011. Sh. B.K. Sharma, 

Inspector General, Central Sector, Lucknow graced the 

Passing Out Parade ceremony as Chief Guest. He took 

Salute of the impressive contingent parade. Senior 

Offi cers of CRPF, State Police, State Administration 

and Army Units at Allahabad including some 2000 

spectators witnessed this Grand and Colourful parade 

and shows on this occasion. 

Following recruits / instructors were awarded:- 

1. Rt Mahesh Pandore was adjudged all-round Best, 

Best in outdoor and Best in PT/UAC in the batch. 

2. Rt Vivek Kumar Singh was adjudged Best in Indoor 

subjects. 

3. Rt Baljeet Singh was adjudged Best in Weapon 

handling. 

Shri B.K. Sharma, IG presenting trophy to a recruit 

PASSING OUT PARADE 

ebZ&twu 2011 30 

4. Rt Mahesh Akki was adjudged Best in shooting of 

diff erent weapons. 

5. HC/GD S.D. Bisen was adjudged Best instructor of 

the unit. 

The Chief Guest gave away the trophies to the 

awardees Commandant 214 Bn. presented a memento 

to the chief guest. 

The parade was followed by a hilarious presentation 

of UAC and Martial Arts skills demonstrated by PTIs and 

recruits of 214 Bn. Song and dance shows like Kargham 

& Bhangra dances won the hearts of the spectators. 

It is not out of place to mention that the 214 

battalion was raised at Group Centre, Allahabad 

Campus itself, under the overall supervision of Central 

Sector in the year 2010-11. 

Shri B.K. Sharma, IG poses with senior offi cers

HOLY RATHYATRA 

31 ebZ&twu Z 2011

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iqfyl egkfujh{kd] jktLFkku lsDVj ds uohu dk;kZy; 

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jktLFkku esa fof/kor:i ls fd;k x;kA 

mijksDr lekjksg esa cy ds iwoZ vf/kdkjh Jh vuqi 

Çlg jkBkSj] Jh ,l-,l- jkor] Jh ,l-,l- ;kno] iqfyl 

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x;kA 

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mn~?kkVu 

ebZ&twu 2011 32 

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xzqi dsUæ] dsUæh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy] 

lksuhir ¼gfj;k.kk½ esa ^^çFke LFkkiuk 

fnol** dk vk;kstu 27 ebZ 2011 dks 

ekuuh; Jh lwjt Hkku dkty] iqfyl mi 

egkfujh{kd egksn; lksuhir dh ns[k&js[k 

esa cM+h /kwe&/kke ,oa g"kksZYykl ds okrkoj.k 

esa fd;k x;kA Jh lwjt Hkku dkty] iqfyl 

mi egkfujh{kd] egksn; us LFkkiuk fnol 

ds dk;ZØeksa dh 'kq:vkr dokZVj xkMZ ij 

lykeh ysus ds lkFk dhA bl volj ij 

tokuksa dks lacksf/kr djrs gq, egksn; us 

crk;k fd ;g xzqi dsUæ 27 ebZ 2010 dks 

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djus dk dk;Z djuk FkkA 

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dk vk;kstu fd;k x;k tSls esyk] [ksy dwn çfr;ksfxrk,¡ 

LFkkiuk fnol 

LFkkiuk fnol ds volj ij xkMZ dh lykeh ysrs mi egkfujh{kd egksn; 

lkaLÑfrd dk;ZØe] ikfjrksf"kd forj.k] o`{kkjksi.k ,oa cM+k 

[kkuk vkfnA 

xzqi dsUæ ds LFkkiuk fnol ds dk;ZØeksa esa cM+h la[;k 

esa ckgj ds x.kekU; O;fDr;ksa] [ksoM+k xkao ds fuokfl;ksa] 

tokuksa dh QSfeyh rFkk cPpksa dh Hkkjh rknkn esa Hkkxhnkjh 

jgh rFkk vke vkneh us vuqHko fd;k fd xzqi dsUæ@jsat 

dk;kZy;] ds-fj-iq- cy dh ekStwnxh ls ,d u;k okrkoj.k 

cusxkA blds lkFk gh bykds esa lqj{kk dh Hkkouk vkSj ;qodksa 

esa ubZ LQwÆr iSnk gksxh rFkk vkl&ikl ds {ks=ksa esa fodkl 

dk ekxZ ç'kLr gksxkA vkus okys le; esa [ksoM+k xk¡o dks 

cy }kjk xksn (adopt) Hkh fy;k tk ldrk gSa ftlls xjhc 

ifjokjksa dh Hkjld lgk;rk dh tk ldsxhA {ks= ds i;kZoj.k] 

ecosystem, social forestry ,oa cy }kjk lapkfyr CAP, 

medical camp, jk"Vªh; ,drk] o`{kkjksi.k vkfn dk;ZØeksa 

ds ckjs esa miegkfujh{kd egksn; }kjk tkudkjh nh xbZA 

iqfyl mi egkfujh{kd egksn; us vkxs xzqi dsUæ o jsat 

eq[;ky; dh Hkwfedk ds ckjs esa turk dks foLrkj ls crk;k 

fd ns'k dh vkarfjd lqj{kk dh ftEesnkjh ds lkFk&2 gekjh 

Hkwfedk xzqi dsUæ@jsat dk;kZy; dh layXu cVkfy;uksa dks 

yksftfLVd liksVZ miyC/k djkus esa vge Hkwfedk gSaA 

33 ebZ&twu 2011

155 cVkfy;u dh LFkkiuk 15 twu 2004 dks f'koiqjh 

e/; çns'k esa gqbZ FkhA orZeku le; esa ;g cVkfy;u 

vle&ukxkySaM fookfnr lhek {ks= dh dkuwu O;oLFkk dks 

fu;af=r djus esa rSukr gS vkSj bldk eq[;ky; cksdktku 

ftyk&dkÆc&vkaxykax] vle esa fLFkr gSA bl okfguh dk 

7oka LFkkiuk fnol [kjkc ekSle ds ckotwn /kwe/kke ls 

fofHkUu dk;ZØeksa dk vk;kstu dj 14 ls 15 twu 2011 rd 

okfguh eq[;ky; esa euk;k x;kA LFkkiuk fnol lekjksg 

dk mn~?kkVu Jh Mh-,l- yD[kk] iqfyl mi egkfujh{kd] 

dsfjiqcy cy] [kV[kVh dh mifLFkfr esa fd;k x;kA 

LFkkiuk fnol lekjksg ds bl ekSds ij cVkfy;u }kjk 

,d ^esyk çnZ'kuh* dk vk;kstu fd;k x;k ftlesa cVkfy;u 

dh lHkh dEifu;ksa us viuk&viuk LVkWy yxk;kA loZJs"B 

LVkWy pquus ds fy, iqfyl mi egkfujh{kd] jsat [kV[kVh 

ds LVkQ vkfQlj Jh jktho jatu dek.MsUV] dh vxqokbZ esa 

fu.kkZ;d ny }kjk rhu daifu;ksa dks çFke] f}rh; o r`rh; 

LFkku ds fy;s pquk x;kA lh@155 dEiuh çFke LFkku ij 

jgh rFkk çFke rhu LFkkuksa ij jgus okyh dEifu;ksa dks Øe'k% 

#- 1000] #- 500 rFkk #- 300 ds uxn iqjLdkj ls uoktk 

x;kA blds mijkar jLlh [kÈpuk] E;qft+dy dqlhZ jsl] lqbZ 

èkkxk jsl] Liwu nkSM+ bR;kfn [ksy&Li)kZvksa dk vk;kstu 

fd;k x;kA bl iwjs vk;kstu esa iqfyl mi egkfujh{kd jsat 

[kV[kVh crkSj eq[; vfrfFk ekStwn jgsA 

LFkkiuk fnol lekjksg ds volj ij vk;ksftr jaxkjax lkaLÑfrd 

dk;ZØe dh >ydh 

LFkkiuk fnol 

ebZ&twu 2011 34 

Jh Mh-,l- yD[kk] mi egkfujh{kd] [kV[kVh jsat esyk LFky ij nwljs 

dkfeZdksa o muds ifjokjtuksa ds lkFk 

blls igys çFke nkSj esa bUVj dEiuh ckLdsVckWy eSp 

[ksyk x;k ftlesa eq[;ky; daiuh fotsrk jghA fot;h 

çfr;ksfx;ksa dks iqfyl mi egkfujh{kd] jsat [kV[kVh Jh 

Mh-,l- yD[kk dh /keZiRuh Jherh jhuk yD[kk }kjk iqjLÑr 

fd;k x;kA f}rh; pj.k esa cVkfy;u eq[;ky; esa fLFkr 

efUnj esa gou&;K dk vk;kstu fd;k x;k ftlesa cVkfy;u 

ds leLr vf/kdkfj;ksa o dkÆedksa us c

54 cVkfy;u dk LFkkiuk fnol lekjksg 

54 cVkfy;u dsUnzh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy 14 ebZ 1971 

dks Q+kWbZ lkxj jksM] vtesj esa vfLrRo esa vkbZA vius 40 

o"kks± iqjkus o pqukSrhiw.kZ dk;Zdky esa okfguh vf/kdrj ns'k ds 

nqxZe o vkradokn ls xzflr bykds tEew d'ehj o iwoksZÙkj 

jkT;ksa esa rSukr jgh gS o vkt lh-vkj-ih-,Q- ds loksZÙke 

okfgfu;ksa esa bldh x.kuk gksrh gSA okfguh dks ifjpkyfud 

miyfC/k;ksa ds fy, yxkrkj 2003&04 o 2004&05 esa f=iqjk 

lsDVj dh loksZÙke cVk- ?kksf"kr fd;k x;kA ifjpkyfud o 

iz'kklfud miyfC/k;ksa ds fy, okfguh dks jk"Vªifr ls ohjrk 

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uoktk x;k gSA 

fofHkUu [ksy çfr;ksfxrk ds fotsrkvksa dks iqjLdkj forfjr djrs gq, 

Jh ih-ds- flag] iqfyl mi egkfujh{kd] Jhuxj nf{k.k 

LFkkiuk fnol 

fofHkUu lkaLd`frd lkaLdfrd dk;ZØe iLrr iizLrqr 

djrs g, gq, dykdkj 

Jh ih-ds- flag eq[; vfrfFk dks cVkfy;u dk Le`fr fpUg HksaV djrs 

gq, dekUMsUV Jh ,l-lh-,l- jkor 

cVk- dk LFkkiuk fnol 14 ebZ] 2011 dks /kwe/kke ls 

eeuk;k 

x;kA LFkkiuk fnol ds volj ij fofHkUu vUrj 

ddEiuh 

[ksydwn izfr;ksfxrk,a vk;ksftr dh xbZ tSls okWyhcky] 

Vs Vscy Vsful] cSMfeUVu] 'krjat] dSje] okn&fookn] Doht 

bbR;kfnA 

bl volj ij ,d lkaLd`frd la/;k dk vk;kstu 

ffd;k 

x;k ftlesa utnhdh lh-vkj-ih-,Q- ds dykdkjksa 

dds 

vykok LFkkuh; dykdkjksa o d'ehjh turk us Hkh Hkkx 

ffy;kA 

Okkfguh fiNys N% o"kks± ls tEew d'ehj esa dq'kyrk ls 

viuk drZO; fuoZgu dj jgh gSA blds vykok LFkkuh; 

35 ebZ&twu 2011

turk ds mRFkku gsrq flfod ,D'ku izksxzke] esfMdy dSEi] 

LVsªl eSustesUV] ,M~l ij dk;Z'kkyk vkfn dk fu;fer 

vk;kstu djrh jghs gSA fofHkUu lekpkj i=ksa esa Hkh bu dk;ks± 

dh Hkwjh&Hkwjh iz'kalk gksrh jgh gSA 

tokuksa ds jgu lgu ds Lrj dks Å¡pk mBkus gsrq okfguh 

}kjk fujUrj iz;kl fd;s tk jgs gSaA okfguh esa dEiuh Lrj 

ij dEI;wVj o bUVjusV dh lqfo/kk miyC/k djokbZ xbZ gS 

,oa tokuksa dks bldk izf'k{k.k Hkh fn;k tk jgk gSA blds 

vykok dEiuh Lrj ij ykbZczjh O;k;ke'kkyk o Hkkstuky; 

esa lHkh vk/kqfud midj.k eqgS;k djok dj okfguh dks ,d 

*^tgk¡ gfj;kyh ogk¡ [kq'kgkyh] o`{k yxk;sa thou cpk;sa^^ 

ds ukjs ds lkFk 5 twu] 2011 dks Ik;kZoj.k fnol ds miy{; 

esa jSyh fudkyh xbZaA 190 cVk- prjk ds }kjk fudkyh xbZ 

jSyh dks dek.MsUV Jh ih-ih- ikSyh us gjh >aMh fn[kkdj 

jokuk fd;kA bl ekSds ij f}-dek- vf/kdkjh Jh ch-vkj- 

eh.kk] mi dek.MsUV Jh ,-ds- pkSgku] lgk;d dek.MsUV 

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vU; vf/kdkjh o toku eq[; :Ik ls mifLFkr FksA fudkyh 

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ikS/kk S yxkrs s Jh h ,-ds- s pkSgku] S mi dek.MsUV s 

flfod ,D'ku çksxzke 

ebZ&twu 2011 36 

vkn'kZ cVkfy;u cukus dk iz;kl fd;k x;k gSA 

LFkkiuk fnol lekjksg esa eq[; vfrfFk Jh ih-ds- flag] 

Mh-vkbZ-th- Jhuxj us fofHkUu izfr;ksfxrkvksa ds fotsrkvksa 

dks iqjLdkj forfjr fd;s ,oa okfguh ds dk;ks± dh Hkwjh&Hkwjh 

iz'kalk dhA bl volj ij okfguh ds dekUMsUV Jh ,l-lh- 

,l- jkor }kjk Mh-vkbZ-th- Jhuxj dks okfguh dh rjQ 

ls Le`fr fpUg HksaV fd;k x;k o okfguh }kjk fujUrj vPNs 

dk;ks± o lh-vkj-ih-,Q- dk uke Å¡pk djus gsrq okfguh dh 

izfrc)rk fn[kkbZA 

gjh >aMh fn[kkdj Ik;kZoj.k jSyh dks jokuk djrs 

Jh ih-ih- ikSyh] dek.MsUV 

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dek.MsUV d Jh ih-ih- ikSyh us vius lacks/ku esa dgk fd 

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ds d nkSjku tokuksa ds chp Hkk’k.k izfr;ksfxrk dk vk;kstu 

djk;k d x;kA lkFk gh lkFk dSEi ds vykok vkl ikl ds 

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cy ds dkÆedksa dks ruko eqDr j[kus ds vk'k; ls 54 

cVkfy;u o 144 cVkfy;u }kjk cVkfy;u ds lHkkxkj esa 

,d fnolh; dk;Z'kkyk dk vk;kstu fd;k x;kA ^dkbUM 

gkVZ VªLV* Jhuxj ds lkStU; ls vk;ksftr bl dk;Z'kkyk 

esa cy ds vf/kdkfj;ksa] dkÆedksa o LFkkuh; ukxfjdksa us Hkkjh 

la[;k esa Hkkx fy;kA 

dk;Z'kkyk ds 'kqHkkjaHk esa Jh ,l-lh-,l- jkor] dek.MsaV 

54 cVkfy;u us mifLFkr lHkh lnL;ksa dk Lokxr fd;k o 

crk;k fd ^dkbUM gkVZ VªLV* Jhuxj vkÆFkd :i ls fiNM+s 

lekt o yksxksa ds mRFkku] dY;k.k o f'k{kk ds {ks= esa foxr 

o"kks± esa mRÑ"V dk;Z dj jgk gSA VªLV ds euksfpfdRldksa 

o fo'ks"kKksa }kjk ruko fo"k; ij ;g dk;Z'kkyk fu'kqYd 

vk;ksftr dh tk jgh gSA vkt dh Hkkx&nkSM+ Hkjh ftanxh esa 

gj vkneh ruko ls xzLr gSA dsfjiqcy ds dkÆedksa dks dkuwu 

O;oLFkk cuk, j[kus] vkardokn ls yM+us vkfn dbZ çdkj dh 

foijhr ifjfLFkfr;ksa esa dk;Z djuk iM+rk gSA vr% rukoxzLr 

gksuk LokHkkfod gSA 

Mk- t+Qj bdcky ^dkbUM gkVZ VªLV* ds çeq[k us crk;k 

fd ^^vktdy lHkh lq[k lqfo/kk,a gkbZ VSDuksykWth gksus ds 

ckn Hkh ge lHkh ruko ls xzLr gSA ,slk D;ksa gS\ blds 

dkj.k D;k gSa\ cpiu ls gh ge ruko esa thrs gSa] tSls i

Recently, advertisement for the eligible persons of 

J & K State to apply for job of CRPF constable appeared 

in the media and thousands of unemployed youth 

applied. After scrutinizing, nearly 2800 or so were called 

at Anantnag, Srinagar and Baramulla respectively and 

approximately 950 candidates were called from the 

entire state for written examination. 

All the records were gone through and the profi les 

of participants analyzed. Nearly 350 or so were from 

Kashmir valley. At the start of this process, at Tral in 

Pulwama district at the HQ of 180 Bn CRPF, a youth 

mela was started and the applicants were helped to 

fi ll up the form. Shri B.N. Ramesh, IG (Ops.) Srinagar 

inaugurated the programme and even on a 'Bandh' 

day, which was called by Hurriat (G) group, nearly 200 

people turned up. Very few of the 200 applications 

were rejected. It may be pertinent to mention that, as 

per analysis, most of the applications were rejected 

because of silly mistakes committed by applicants. 

Many applications which reached after the cut-off 

date were rejected. Even then the applications were 

analysed and it was found that the prime cause of 

rejection of applications was just silly mistake. This 

only made the recruiting team to reaffi rm the belief 

that the applicants for jobs need managerial approach 

of vendor development and not the typical Weberian 

CIVIC ACTION PROGRAMME 

The 24 x 7 Hour CAP in the Valley 

ebZ&twu 2011 38 

CO 125 Bn. taking classes in Kupwara 

bureaucracy. 

Addresses of all the valley based candidates were 

checked and verifi ed. A questionnaire was fi lled up by 

a sample of approximately 255 candidates from all the 

centres. The purpose was to elicit the response of the 

candidates to our mission whose main goal is to utilize 

recruitment in a predominantly unemployed region 

as the most appropriate instrument of an empathetic 

and emphatic instrument of Civil Action Programme. 

The responses were analysed by using an appropriate 

IG (Ops) Kashmir Interacting with the Trainees in Tral CO 180 Bn. taking classes in Tral

statistical package and the concerned recruiting teams 

are in the process of drawing lessons regarding the 

perception among youth about security forces and 

state response to terrorisms. 

A small group core activity was started which 

prepared a question bank which was shared amongst 

all centres of training, through e-mail. For the purpose 

of making such training centres accessible, it was 

decided that the criteria would be nearness of training 

CO 125 Bn. taking classes in Kupwara 


Shri B. N. Ramesh, IG (Ops.) Kashmir Interacting with the trainees in Sopore 

centre to the maximum number 

of written examinees. Accordingly 

the following were identifi ed (a) 

Tral (b) Kulgam (c) Kupwara (d) 

Sopore (e) Baramulla as centres 

for training. All these centres 

are also notorious for maximum 

occurrence of terrorist violence. 

A Mahila training centre, run by 

Mahila battalion/personnel is also 

functional in Srinagar. However, 

the response of female candidates 

despite personal appeal was 

negative. 

Free stationery, free copy 

of question bank and also free 

instructions were given to 

candidates. Mock examinations 

are being conducted 9 times in 

each day and strength/weakness 

areas of the candidates are being 

analysed, so that he/she can concentrate on the weak 

areas. In this customized approach, the candidate 

knows his points of concentration and he will be 

taught more in the areas of weaknesses. 

Parents of the candidates are also being consulted 

so that they are aware of the initiatives of the CRPF 

Kashmir (Operations) and become our ambassadors 

in their respective villages. Till now the experience 

has been overwhelming in that we are of immense 

help to our unemployed brothers and sisters. Their 

unemployment linked frustration increasingly makes 

them to loose faith in the concept of lawful state and 

they are prone to taking recourse towards narcotics or 

terrorism and worst of all, narco-terrorism. 

This experiment is important to serve as a guide 

in future for perfection in training of all unemployed 

youth of valley for all jobs, right from downloading 

forms from internet, fi lling up and training them for 

jobs, both of Central, State government units, 

autonomous bodies, private/nongovernmental 

organizations. 

A job for one saves a family and an honestly 

obtained job rekindles the hope in the minds of youth 

on the fairness of rule of law. India personifi es of rule 

of law. CRPF Kashmir contributes for consolidation of 

this faith. 

39 ebZ&twu 2011

Srinagar Sector Organises 

“CRPF Cup Football Tournament” 

“CRPF Cup” football tournament organised by 

Srinagar sector of CRPF, was inaugurated on 7 th June, 

2011 in a grand Inaugural Ceremony. The Chief Guest 

on this occasion was Shri Kuldeep Khoda, Director 

General of J&K Police. Shri Aniruddh Uppal, Special 

Director General, CRPF was the Guest Of Honour. This 

tournament was organized by CRPF in association with 

J&K football association. Twenty four teams of various 

youth clubs of Srinagar district participated in the 

tournament. Inaugural exhibition match was played 

between the teams of Food and Supply and ISAT Sr. 

Division in which ISAT Sr. Division won the match by 

one goal to zero. A total of 24 matches were played in 

the next ten days. On this occasion IGP, CRPF, Srinagar 

Dr. R.P. Mehrda welcomed the dignitaries and the 

audience present there. He said that CRPF has always 

extended it‘s helping hand to the people of valley in 


ebZ&twu 2011 40 

Shri Kuldeep Khoda, Khoda DGP, DGP J & K meeting the players 

Shri Kuldeep Khoda, DGP, J & K, Shri Aniruddh Uppal, Special DG, CRPF and Dr. R.P. Mehrda , IG CRPF, Srinagar with the players

the fi eld of education, sports and art & culture. CRPF 

will always promote such activities of youth in the 

valley to provide them with the opportunity to hone 

their skills so that they excel in future. Shri Kuldeep 

Khoda, DGP, J&K police in his speech said that CRPF 

has always conducted such type of programmes under 

their “Civic Action Programme” and people of Kashmir 

Valley have always benefi tted from such programmes. 

He was introduced with all the team captains whom 

he encouraged to take more and more interest in 

games and sports besides their education. IGP, CPRF 

welcomed the senior players of the valley Mr. Ashfaq 

Mazid and Mr. Mehrazuddin Wadoo in his welcome 

speech and said that they are the role models for the 

budding players and wished that keeping in view the 

popularity of football in valley more players will join at 

national and international levels. 

Shri Omar Abdullah, Chief Minister of Jammu & 

Kashmir was Chief Guest for the closing ceremony of 

the tournament. Apart from him various dignitaries 

of Jammu & Kashmir Government, Civil & Police 

Departments, Universities, Educational Institutions 

and Civil Society also witnessed the event. The Chief 


Match in progress 

Shri Omar Abdullah, CM, J&K presenting the Winners Trophy to 

Jhelum Sports Club 

Guest presented trophy and memento to the winning 

& runner up team. He also distributed track suits to 

all the teams. The fi nal match was played between 

‘Jhelum Sports Club’ and ‘Tyndel Bisco School’ which 

was won by the former by one goal. 

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88 Bn., CRPF organized a “Hepatitis B” and “HIV 

Screening Camp” at Dett 88 Bn., CRPF, Bemina Srinagar 

on 10 th May, 2011, under supervision of Dr. Sushma 

Sharma, CMO – 88 Bn., in which ten valley based CRPF 

units participated. A total of 313 force personnel were 

screened for Hepatities B and 119 for HIV. 

Dr Dr. Sushma Nath Nath, CMO CMO, 88 Bn. Bn in discussion with officers offi cers 

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A patient being examined in the camp 

Apart from above, an “Osteoporosis Screening 

Camp” was also organised earlier by CMO Dr Sushma 

Sharma, CMO, 88 Bn., at the same location. An Audiovisual 

presentation was also given to the troops. 

Approximately 428 family members of force personnel 

and a few civilians were screened. Free samples of 

calcium and study material were also distributed to 

those suff ering from Osteopenia and Osteoporosis. 

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lHkh dkÆedksa dk eukscy mPp ntZs dk gSA

About Hepatitis ‘B’ 

Hepatitis ‘B’ is caused by Hepadna DNA virus which 

attacks liver and damages it causing jaundice (Acute 

Hepatitis), liver cancer and may ultimately cause early 

death. 

Magnitude of Problem 

India has the second largest population of Hepatitis 

‘B’ in the world. More so it is very common among force 

personnel. 

How it is Spread 

Mode of spreading is almost similar to HIV body 

fl uid (Example Saliva, Serum, semen) of infected 

persons containing the virus. 

1) Percutaneous Spread: a) Needle pricks and 

injections, b) Razor, c) Nail clippers and d) 

Transfusion 

2) Non Percutaneous: a) Unprotected sex, b) Kiss, c) 

Infected mother to Kid and d) Tooth brush etc. 

How it is Detected 

By screening HBsAG (Test is done in 5 minutes) 

Prevention 

Educating Jawans 

Hepatitis ‘B’ – A Silent Killer 

Vaccination is available. Gives 100% protection 

(0,1,6 months interval). 

A view of the camp 


A doctor examining a patient at the camp 

Post Exposer Treatment 

Immunoglobulins are given. Thereafter immunised 

according to schedule. 

What About Personnel Found Hepatitis ‘B’ +ve 

During Screening 

Has to undergo further invstigation example, 

ELISA, viral load LFT etc. 

– If needed treatment is given, otherwise they can 

lead normal life. 

– Should take precaution against its spread to 

spouse and to collegues etc. 

– Should not consume alcohol , tobacco fatty diet 

etc. 

– Should be followed up regularly by a doctor, 

What W We Can Do in Our Force 

1) 1 Educate ourselves and each other 

2) 2 Vaccination to all force personnel including family, 

children 

3) 3 Taking precaution regarding safe sex, transfusion, 

educating barber in unit 

4) 4 Organising screening camps of hepatitis ‘B’ 

What W We Have Done 

Realising the importance and disease posing 

great burden to community with its high mortality 

43 ebZ&twu 2011

and morbidity, 28 Bn Srinagar organised Hepatitis ‘B’ 

screening & awareness camp at Zakura, Srinagar. It 

also invited neighbouring unit to attend the camp. 

Commandant 28 Bn., Sri Manoj Kumar inagurated 

the camp with an informative speech. Dr. R.K. Singh 

CMO 28 Bn made jawans aware of disease and its 

prevention. Leafl ets were distributed and a quiz was 

organised among jawans. 

Result 

Total 550 jawans were screened out of which 11 

personnel of 28 Bn detected positive and 2 personnel 

of 115 Bn found positive. 

Lecture sessions, display 

and distribution of banners/ 

posters to create awareness 

marked the International Day, 

against Drug Abuse and illicit 

observance by 69 Bn., CRPF 

stationed at Mantripukhri, 

Imphal, Manipur. 

The programme, held 

on 26 th June 2011, saw 

participation by resource 

persons of Manipur Voluntary 

Health Association and students 

of Tripura Engineering College, 

who learnt the harmful eff ects 

of drugs in the society. 

In his address, Commandant 

Shri. U.B. Mishra exhorted the 

unit personnel and the public 

to relentlessly campaign for 

creating awareness on the 

menace of drug abuse and illicit 

traffi cking. 


ebZ&twu 2011 44 

These jawans were given assurance and referred to 

composite hospital, BSF for further investigation and 

treatment. Incidence of Hepatitis ‘B‘ among jawans 

is found to be 2.2% which is in line with incidence of 

Hepatitis ‘B’ in India. 

Conclusion 

Hepatitis ‘B’ is a dreadful disease aff ecting liver, 

causing hepatitis, cirrhosis, cancer etc. Certainly 

prevention is better than cure hence education and 

proper vaccination is only answer to fi ght this silent 

killer. 

Unit personnel in keen attendance at the lecture session 

All the unit personnel took a solemn pledge to take care of health and to prevent such menace. The event 

was widely covered by electronic and print media of the state of Manipur.

World Health Day Observed in 

Composite Hospital, Sindri, Dhanbad 

“World Health Day” was observed in Composite 

Hospital CRPF, Sindri, Dhanbad (Jharkhand). On this 

occasion, AIDS Awareness-cum-HIV Testing Camp was 

organized in the Composite Hospital. A huge gathering 

of Jawans and offi cers of Group Centre Sindri, 203 

CoBRA and Composite Hospital, Sindri, CRPF witnessed 

the Program. Dr T N Misra, DIG (Medical) C H Sindri, 

gave an introductory speech on the importance of 

World Health Day. He further delivered an elaborate 

lecture on the theme of World Health Day 2011 – 

“Combat Drug Resistance”. Speaking on this occasion 

he emphasized that the Drug resistance is becoming 

more widespread and many infections are no longer 

easily cured, leading to prolonged and expensive 

treatment and greater risk of death. He further 

advocated the WHO calls for urgent and concerted 

action by governments, health professionals, industry, 

civil society and patients to slow down the spread of 

drug resistance, limit its impact today and preserve 

medical advances for future generations. 

The gathering was further addressed by Dr S.P. 

Prasad Superintendent of Community Health Center 

Chashnala, Dhanbad and Dr Sunil Kumar M.O.-cum- 

Nodal Offi cer HIV/AIDS cell, Dhanbad. Both explained 

the causes and preventive measures of HIV/AIDS. They 

HIV detection test being performed on a Jawan 


Jawans J queue up for f voluntary l t HIV testing t ti 

also emphasized the importance of voluntary HIV 

testing and appealed to the Jawans to go ahead for 

HIV testing in this camp today. Lastly Shri S K Upadhyay 

DIG GC Sindri also appreciated this benevolent work 

done by the Composite Hospital and he appealed to 

the audience to be aware about their health, so that a 

healthy nation could grow. This program was anchored 

by Dr Rabindra Kumar, CMO (NFSG) of this Composite 

Hospital H Sindri. Other doctors and paramedical staff of 

this t hospital actively participated in this camp to make 

this t program a grand success. 

Jawans showed keen interest in this camp and 

were w standing in large queues for whole day to get 

themselves t 

voluntarily tested for HIV. About 137 men 

underwent u 

voluntary HIV testing. A fi lm on HIV/AIDS 

awareness a 

named “Aakhari Dastak” and two other 

documentary d 

fi lms on HIV/AIDS were shown to the 

Jawans J in this camp. At the same time Jawans also 

participated p 

in several learning activities on HIV/AIDS. 

Pamphlets P 

printed by Composite Hospital Sindri, 

explaining e 

causes and preventive measures of HIV/ 

AIDS, A were distributed amongst the crowd. Several 

wall w posters were also displayed in this HIV testing 

camp c to spread the knowledge of the disease. 

45 ebZ&twu 2011

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47 ebZ&twu 2011

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flfod ,D'ku dk;ZØe }kjk vke turk dks fodkl dh 

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leUo; o laokn dh ,d /kkjk cg fudyh gS] ftldk ykHk 

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vkSj ,d ijLij fo'okl dh Hkkouk cyorh gqbZ gSA 

varjkZT;h; ifjpkyfud vfHk;ku 

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A programme on stress management was organised by Shri Jaidev Kesri, Commandant, 5 Bn. at Unit 

Headquarters, Mahavir Nagar, New Delhi on 8 th June 2011. A lecture was given by Shri Eeshaan Mahesh to unit 

offi cials on stress managament and inner growth. 

Sh. Eeshaan Mahesh giving a lecture on stress management and 

inner growth to jawans and in return jawans asking question to 

Eeshaan Mahesh 

Shri Jaydeep Kesari, Commandant 5 th Battalion greeting people on 

the occasion of Ugadi 


Shri Jaidev Kesri, Commandant presenting bouquet to 

Shri Eeshaan Mahesh 

The assembled gathering 

51 ebZ&twu 2011

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xeZ diM+s o jtkbZ&xn~nksa dks {ks=h; dkok lajf{kdk Jherh 

izfeyk iks[kfj;ky ds usr`Ro esa forfjr fd;k x;k FkkA 

le;≤ ij dEiksftV vLirky jkeiqj ds fpfdRldksa 

}kjk bu cPpksa dh LokLF; tkW¡p o vko';drk vuqlkj bUgsa 


vukFk vkJe dks vkJ; 

xzqi dsUæ esa rSukr goynkj@Vsyj ';keyky xqIrk o mudh /keZiRuh Jherh ek/kqjh 

xqIrk viuh ekrk th dh iq.; frfFk ij vukFk vkJe ds cPpksa dks diM+s forfjr 

djrh gqbZA lkFk esa {ks=h; dkok v/;{kk Jherh çfeyk iks[kfj;ky ,oa Jh ,l-ih- 

iks[kfj;ky] iq-m-e-fu- xzqi dsUæ] jkeiqj 

Jherh çfeyk iks[kfj;ky] lajf{kdk {ks=h; dkok jkeiqj ¼e/; esa½ 

Jh ,l-ih- iks[kfj;ky] iq-m-e-fu- xzqi dsUæ] jkeiqj ¼ck,a½ ,oa Jherh 

'oklcrh nkl] mi lajf{kdk] {ks=h; dkok jkeiqj ¼nk,a½ vukFk vkJe 

ds cPpksa ds lkFk 

nokbZ;ka forfjr dh tkrh gS] xqzi dsUnz ds dkjisaVj }kjk 

vkJe ds QuhZpj dh ejEer dh tkrh gSA xqzi dsUnz jkeiqj 

dh ;g ijEijk bl o"kZ Hkh yxkrkj tkjh gSA 

xqzi dsUnz jkeiqj dh blh ijEijk dks 

vkxs c

xzqi dsUæ Hkqous'oj esa 9 vçSy 2011 dks ^^'kkS;Z fnol** 

euk;k x;k] ftlesa ifjlj esa vofLFkr dk;kZy;ksa rFkk ;wfuVksa 

ds lHkh vfèkdkjh ,oa deZpkfj;ksa us Hkkx fy;kA bl volj 

ij Jh Vh-ts- tSdc] iqfyl miegkfujh{kd jsat dk;kZy;] 

Hkqous'oj us DokVZj xkMZ esa lykeh yhA mUgksaus crk;k fd] 

blh fnu lu~ 1965 esa gekjs cy ds tokuksa us xqtjkr ds 

ju vkWQ dPN esa geykoj ikfdLrkuh lsukfu;ksa ls ohjrk ds 

lkFk yM+rs gq, cgknqjh ,oa 'kkS;Z dk dk;Z fd;k rFkk vius 

9 vçSy S 2011 dks s ^^ ^^'kkS;Z S Z f fnol** ** ds s volj ij Jh h lqcr dqekj ffeJ] 

iqfyl miegkfujh{kd xzqi dsUæ] Hkqous'oj }kjk jDr nku djrs gq, 

o lkFk esa mifLFkr ekuuh; lkaln Mk- çlUu dqekj irlkuh o xzqi 

dsUæ ds vU; vf/kdkjh 

9 vçSy S 2011 dks s ^^ ^^'kkS;Z S Z f fnol** ** ds s volj ij mM+hlk h jkT; ds s 

ds-fj-iqy- cy ds flikgh tks fd ijkØe ds lkFk yM+rs gq, ohjxfr 

dks çkIr gq, muds uke ls Hkqous'oj yksd lHkk ds ekuuh; lkaln MkçlUu 

dqekj irlkuh }kjk xzqi dsUæ] Hkqous'oj esa 'kghn v'kksd iFk o 

'kghn Ñ".k pUæ iFk dk mn~?kkVu@ukekoj.k djrs gq, 

'kkS;Z fnol 

ebZ&twu 2011 54 

9 vçSy S 2011 dks s ^^'kkS;Z S Z ffnol** ds s volj ij xzqi dsUæ] s Hkqous'oj s esa sa 

Hkqous'oj ls yksd lHkk ds ekuuh; lkaln Mk- çlUu dqekj irlkuh 

}kjk euksjatu d{k esa jDr nku f'kfoj dk 'kqHkkjEHk djrs gq, 

ççk.kksa 

dh vkgqfr nh] ftudh xkFkkvksa dks iqu% ;kn fnykrs gq, 

; ;g ladYi fnyk;k fd ^^cy ds 'kghnksa ds }kjk fn[kk;s gq, 

jjkLrksa 

ij pyrs gq, ns'k dh v[k.Mrk rFkk lqj{kk ds fy, 

ccy 

dh xfjek ds vuqlkj dk;Z djsaxsA rRi'pkr ^^lh-vkj- 

iih-,Q- 

lnk vt; Hkkjr ekrk dh t;** dk t;dkjk lHkh 

us 

fey dj cksykA bl xzqi dsUæ esa inLFk xSysUVªh esMy ls 

lEekfur ,d lnL; go@thMh nSrkjh efYyd dks lEekfur 

fd;k x;kA rRi'pkr mM+hlk jkT; ds nks flikgh tks fd 

vius ijkØe ds lkFk yM+rs gq, ohjxfr dks çkIr gq, vkSj 

ftUgsa ej.kksijkUr ohjrk ds fy, iqfyl ind ,oa jk"Vªifr 

iq iqfyl ind ls Øekuqlkj vyaÑr fd;k x;k muds uke ls 

xzq xzqi dsUæ ds nks eq[; iFk Øe'k% 'kghn Ñ".k oUn iaFk rFkk 

''kghn 

v'kksd iFk ukfer x;k ftldk ukekdj.k Hkqous'oj 

yyksdlHkk 

ds ekuuh; lkaln Mk- çlUu dqekj iVluh } 

kkjk 

fd;k x;k rFkk muds ohjxkFkk dks ;kn dh xbZA blds 

cckn 

ekuuh; lkaln }kjk xzqi dsUæ ds euksjatu d{k esa jDr 

nnku 

f'kfoj dk 'kqHkkjEHk fd;k x;k ftlesa xzqi dsUæ ds Jh 

llqczr 

dqekj feJ] iqfyl mifujh{kd o Jh vkj- nqbZMkax] 

ddekUMsUV 

rFkk vU; vf/kdkjh rFkk dkÆedksa us LosPNk ls 

jjDrnku 

fd;kA 'kke dks eukajatu d{k esa ns'k HkfDr ls 

tqM+s gq, fofHkUu lkaLÑfrd dk;ZØe dk vk;kstu fd;k x;k 

ftlesa dbZ x.kekU; yksx mifLFkr FksA lacaf/kr lHkh eslksa esa 

cM+k [kkuk dk vk;kstu fd;k x;kA bl çdkj vk;kstu dks 

lqfu;ksftr

dek.MsaV 85 cVkfy;u chtkiqj ds fn'kk funsZ'ku esa 

5 ebZ] 2011 dks ifjpkyfud n{krk dh mÙkjksÙkj o`f) dh 

ea'kk ls daifu;ksa dh vfr laosnu'khy ,oa nwjxkkeh {ks=ksa esa 

rSukrh ds ckotwn *vUrj daiuh gfFk;kj dok;n ,oa thih,l 

izfr;ksfxrk* 2011 dk Jh ,l bykaxksa iqfyl mi egkfujh{kd 

ifjpkyu] chtkiqj ¼NÙkhlx

,d gkFk ls eSxthu Hkjus dk n`'; 

o thih,l }kjk thvkj fudkyuk] :V pkVZ cukuk] IokbaV Vw 

IokbaV vH;kl] ,d IokbaV ls nwljs IokbaV dh nwjh fudkyuk 

rFkk fdl xfr ls pydj IokbaV Vw IokbaV r; fd;k tk; 

vkfn 'kkfey FkkA lHkh izfrHkkfx;ksa us iwjs tks'k o mRlkg 

ls izfr;ksfxrk esa Hkkx fy;k o viuk loZJs"B izn'kZu nsdj 

n'kZdksa dks jksekafpr fd;kA izR;sd bosaV esaa izFke vkus okys 

dkfeZdksa o vksoj vkWy loZJs"B izn'kZu djus okys dkfeZd 

dks iqfyl mi egkfujh{kd ifjpkyu] chtkiqj ¼NÙkhlx

vUrj lsDVj Vscy Vsful ¼vf/kdkjh ,oa deZpkjh½ ,dy 

,oa ;qxy çfr;ksfxrk o"kZ&2011] 24 ls 27 ebZ 2011 rd xzqi 

dsUæ] jkeiqj esa vk;ksftr dh xbZA bl çfr;ksfxrk esa lHkh 

14 lsDVjksa us Hkkx fy;kA 24 ebZ 2011 dks bl ^varj lsDVj 

Vscy&Vsful çfr;ksfxrk* dk mn~?kkVu Jh ,l-ih-iks[kfj;ky] 

iq-m-e-fu-] xzqi dsUæ] dsfjiqcy] jkeiqj }kjk fd;k x;kA bl 

volj ij lHkh Vhe ds f[kykfM+;ksa us bl çfr;ksfxrk dks 

[ksy Hkkouk ls [ksyus dh 'kiFk Hkh yhA 

bl çfr;ksfxrk dh lHkh 14 Vheksa dks 7&7 Vheksa ds 2 iwy 

esa ck¡Vdj muds chp yhx eSp vk;ksftr fd, x,A çR;sd 

Vhe }kjk vius&vius iwy esa 6&6 eSp [ksys x,A ,dy oxZ 

esa çFke lsfeQkbZuy ef.kiqj o ukxkyS.M lsDVj rFkk e/; 

lsDVj ds chp [ksyk x;k] tcfd nwljk lsehQkbZuy mÙkjh 

lsDVj o if'peksRrj lsDVj ds chp [ksyk x;kA ,dy oxZ esa 

QkbZuy eSp e/; lsDVj o mRrjh lsDVj ds chp [ksyk x;k] 

ftlesa mRrjh lsDVj fotsrk jgkA blh çdkj çfr;ksfxrk ds 

;qxy oxZ dk çFke lsfeQkbZuy ef.kiqj o ukxkyS.M lsDVj 

rFkk mRrjh lsDVj ds chp [ksyk x;kA blh oxZ dk nwljk 

lsehQkbZuy nf{k.kh lsDVj o vkj-,-,Q- lsDVj ds chp [ksyk 

[ksydwn 

Vscy Vsful Li/kkZ esa Hkkx ysrs gq, çfrHkkxh 

,d çfrHkkxh dks iqjLdkj çnku djrs gq, 

Jh ,l-ih- iks[kfj;ky] mi egkfujh{kd] xzqi dsUæ] jkeiqj 

x;kA ;qxy oxZ dk QkbZuy eSp nf{k.kh lsDVj o ef.kiqj 

vkSj ukxkyS.M lsDVj ds chp [ksyk x;k ftlesa ef.kiqj o 

ukxkyS.M lsDVj fotsrk jgkA bl vUrj lsDVj Vscy&Vsful 

çfr;ksfxrk dh loZJs"B Vhe mRrjh lsDVj dks ?kksf"kr fd;k 

x;kA bl çfr;ksfxrk esa loZJs"B f[kykM+h 61 cVkfy;u ds 

flikgh@thMh iqb;k ?kksf"kr gq,A 

27 ebZ 2011 dks bl 

çfr;ksfxrk ds lekiu ds 

volj ij Jh iks[kfj;ky] 

iqfyl mi egkfujh{kd] xzqi 

dsUæ] jkeiqj }kjk fotsrk 

f[kykfM+;ksa dks iqjLdkj o 

VªkQh çnku dh xbZA var 

esa iqfyl mi egkfujh{kd] 

xzqi dsUæ] jkeiqj }kjk bl 

çfr;ksfxrk ds lekiu dh 

fof/kor ?kks"k.kk dh xbZA 

bl dk;ZØe esa xzqi dsUæ o 

LVs'ku ij vU; dk;kZy;ksa 

ds lHkh vfèkdkjhx.k 

mifLFkr FksA 

57 ebZ&twu 2011

Profile of Arjuna Awardee – N. Laxmi 

The Arjuna Award was 

instituted by Government 

of India in the year 1961 to 

recognize the outstanding 

achievements of 

sportspersons in the country. 

The award carries a cash prize 

of 5 Lacs, a Bronze statue of 

Arjuna and a scroll. 

Insp./ Mahila N. Laxmi of CRPF got Arjuna Award 

in the year 1992 for her excellent performance in 

Weightlifting. Born on 21st March, 1973, at village 

Voosavani Peta, in the district of Srikakulam (Andhra 

Pradesh), Ms. N. Laxmi is the 6th person of CRPF to 

get this coveted award. 

ebZ&twu 2011 58 

After a successful stint in All India Police Games 

and National Weightlifting Championship from 

1995 to 2001 by winning Gold medals, she made 

a mark in the International sporting events and 

secured Bronze medals in Asian Games and Asian 

Championship in 1994 and 1995 respectively. She 

also secured Gold & Silver medals in 1999 & 2002 

Commonwealth Championship and Silver & Bronze 

medals in World Weightlifting Championship in 1995 

& 1997 respectively. 

The Central Reserve Police Force is proud of 

having her on it’s rolls and wishes her every success 

in life. 

Compiled by: Dr. R.B. Das, CMO (Sports) 

Dte. Genl. (Training Branch) 

S.No. Name of Team Name of Competition Period Venue Level Medal/Position 

From To 

April, 2011 

SPORTS 

1. Judo(Women) Asian Judo Champ-2011 03.04.11 08.04.11 Abu Dhabi International Sl/Mah kh. Tombi Devi – 

Participated 

2 Bodybuilding 51st Sr.National Champ-2011 08-04-11 10.04.11 Bangalore National 01 Gold, 01 Silver, 04 Bronze 

(Team-II) 

3 Taekwondo N-E-State Games 15.04.11 20.04.11 Birang(ZcP) State 03 Gold, 02 Bronze 

4 Handball 25th Fed. Cup H/Ball Champ 25.04.11 28.04.11 Varanasi National Team Participated 

5. Shooting 

May 2011 

20th GV Mavlankar & NSCC 27.04.11 01.05.11 Kadarpur 

Haryana 

National 01 Gold, 02 Silver & 01 Bronze 

6 Judo(Men) South Asian Judo Champ 09.05.11 14.05.11 Islamabad 

(Pakistan) 

International 01 Gold 

7 Judo(Women) South Asian Judo Champ 09.05.11 14.05.11 Islamaba 

(Pakistan) 

International 02 Gold 

8 Athletic(Men) 59th AIP Athletic Champ-2010 14.05.11 18.05.11 Rohtak(Har.) AIPG 06 Gold, 04 Silver & 08 Bronze 

(Team-II) 

9 Athletic(Women) 

June, 2011 

59th AIP Athletic Champ-2010 14.05.11 18.05.11 Rohtak(Har.) AIPG 06 Gold, 04 Silver & 02 Bronze 

(Team-II) 

10 Athietic TCS Bengulor World 10 Km Road 05.06.11 Bangalore National 06 Team member participated 

11 Football 13th J&K Police Martyrs Memorial 20.06.11 04.07.11 Bakshi Stadium State Team-9th Srinagar 

12 Gymnastics M.P. State Gym. Champ-2011 27.06.11 29.06.11 Neemuch(MP) State 05 Gold, 05 Silver & 05 Bronze 

(Team-1st )

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vius cPpksa ds Hkfo"; ds ckjs esa lnSo fpUrk jgrh gS] fd os 

yksx Lo;a bruh nwj rSukr gSa vkSj muds cPps xkao nsgkr esa 

fdl çdkj ls i

vkbZ-Vh-lh- cthjkokn esa eksVj esdsfud VªsM esa çsfDVdy djrs çf'k{kq 

okys çf'k{kqvksa ds fy;s [kkuk rhuks le; 'kq) o lLrh njksa 

ij miyC/k djok;k tkrk gSA 

f'k{kk 

ebZ&twu 2011 60 

çSfDVy Vªsfuax 

vfHk;kaf=dh VªsMksa esa egkjr ,oa dkS'ky çkIr djus ds 

fy;s çsfDVdy Vªsfuax cgqr t:jh gSA vr% lHkh VªsMksa ds 

çSfDVdy ds fy;s laLFkku esa viuh Lora= dk;Z'kkyk gS] 

ftlesa çf'k{kqvksa dks Js"B ,oa vk/kqfud rduhdh f'k{kk çnku 

djus ds fy;s i;kZIr vkSt+kj ,oa e'khujh miyC/k gSA fnYyh 

dh vU; vkbZVhvkbZ dh rqyuk esa bl laLFkku dh deZ'kkyk 

esa csgrjhu lqfo/kk,a miyC/k gSA 

jkstxkj 

bl laLFkku ls 2010 rd 22 cSp rduhdh f'k{kk xzg.k 

djds tk pqds gS rFkk yxHkx lHkh cPps vyx&vyx 

dEifu;ksa@ljdkjh laLFkkuksa esa dk;Zjr gS vkSj dqN us viuk 

O;olk; Hkh LFkkfir fd;k gSA çfj{kqvksa dks jkstxkj çnku 

djokus ds fy;s laLFkku esa dEifu;ksa }kjk dSEil lk{kkRdkj 

dk vk;kstu djok;k tkrk gS] ftlls vf/kd ls vf/kd 

çf'k{kqvksa dks jkstxkj dk volj çkIr gks ldsA 

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py jgk FkkA 

firk%& csVh rqe esjk gkFk idM+ yks vxj dqN gksxk rks NksM+uk ugÈA 

csVh%& ugÈ firk th vki esjk gkFk idMksA 

firk%& blesa D;k varj gS\ 

csVh%& varj gS firk thA 

firk%& D;k\ 

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ldrk gS] ysfdu ;fn vkius esjk gkFk idM+k vkSj dqN gks x;k rks eq>s irk gS fd pkgs 

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m-fu-¼e½ jkds'k dqekj xaxsys 

102 æqr dk;Z cy

CRPF Radiologist Bags Gold Medal 

Dr. Papia Sengupta, CMO (SG) of Composite 

Hospital, Jharoda Kalan, New Delhi topped the PG 

( Radiology ) examination conducted by the Delhi 

University in 2010 and bagged the prestigious “Dr. 

Diwan Chand Memorial Gold Medal, 2010”, which is 

an achievement in itself. She pursued the course from 

Army Hospital ( R & R ), New Delhi, Delhi University and 

subsequently topped the course. Her achievement has 

brought laurels to the Force. 

CRPF Ward Secures 

74 th State Rank in 

International Olympiad 

of English Language 

Master Harshvardhan, 

S/o Constable Mukesh 

Singh of 110 Bn., who 

is a class Vth student 

of Oxford Green 

Public School, Gautam 

Budh Nagar, U.P., has 

participated in the 

“International Olympiad 

of English Language, 

2011”, organized by 

Educational Society of 

English Language. He 

has secured 1st Master Harshvardhan 

place in 

the whole class, 74th State Rank and 947th Olympiad 

Rank. In some areas like classifi cation, Grammar and 

Jumble word/sentence he has secured cent percent 

marks, whereas in other areas also he has secured 

high marks. 

THEY MADE US PROUD 

Dr. Papia Sengupta, CMO (SG) 

CRPF Ward Tops 

School List of 

CBSE Pass Outs 

Ms. Anjana Rao 

Ms. Anjana Rao, D/o 

Insp.(M ) Rajeev Kumar 

Rao of Directorate General 

has topped the list of 

successful students of 

Class XII who passed out 

from CRPF Public School, 

Rohini, Delhi. She has 

secured above 95% marks 

in all the subjects and has 

brought glory to both her 

parents, the school and 

the Force. 

61 ebZ&twu 2011

Shri J.C. Dabas, Special Director General of CRPF 

visited Indian FPU-II Zwedru, Liberia on 28 th of June 

2011. The FPU-II has been inducted for peace-keeping 

operations in Liberia on 24 th August 2010 as part of 

United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL). He was 

accompanied by Dr Mehboob Alam, Inspector General, 

Rapid Action Force. The Special Director General also 

addressed a special Sainik Sammelan on the occasion. 

While addressing the troops, Mr. Dabas emphasized 

the role of a true soldier in the ever-changing national 

and international security environment, the emerging 

threats to national security, general and working 

Shri J.C. J C Dabas Dabas, Special DG (HQ) and Shri Mehboob Alam, Alam IG, IG RAF 

during the last leg of their visit to Liberia 

Shri J.C. J C Dabas,IPS, Dabas IPS Spl Spl. DG encouraging and motivating an injured 

jawan of Indian FPU-II contingent level-I hospital at Zwedru, Liberia 

INTERNATIONAL NEWS 

ebZ&twu 2011 62 

Sh. Sh JJ.C. C Dabas Dabas, Spl Spl. DG DG, CRPF addressing Sainik Sammelan at Indian 

FPU-II camp at Zwedru, Liberia. 

Shri J.C. J C Dabas Dabas, Spl Spl. DG and Shri Mehboob Alam, Alam IG, IG RAF have a fi first rst 

hand accountof the living accommodation of FPU-II 

awareness, a 

integrity, terrorism and the expectations 

of o the nation from the personnel in uniform. He 

complimented c 

every soldier for giving an exemplary 

account a of the organization to raise its reputation. Mr. 

Dabas D further exhorted all ranks to continue working 

towards t the consolidation of the rich traditions of 

the t India. His visit found wide coverage in print and 

electronic media of Liberia.

Joint Patrolling by FPU-2 

On 15th May, 2011 a team consisting of 9 

Indian FPU2 Offi cers led by Mr. K. Sonny Singh, Chief 

Operational Offi cer, conducted a joint patrol with 

UNPOL offi cers, MILOBS, ERU and 15th 2011 t i ti f 9 overnight i htand dth they went tbback kth the next t morning. i HHe 

did not see any outsider in the town area. The situation 

in the town was calm. 

Pak Battalion, The joint patrol proceeded further for the Middle 

at the border town Middle East Gold Mining camp to East Gold Mining camp and a meeting was arranged 

assess the situation and oversee the security scenario. at the camp with the prominent members of the 

The team reached the Togbelle town at 1300hrs. The camp and visiting security offi cers. According to the 

commander talked to the town chief Mr. Boroboro camp master Mr. G. Roland Dweh, they hadn’t seen 

Goye. According to him 10 people from the Middle any outsider coming to the camp after the incident of 

East mining camp came to the town last night to stay killing in Ivory Coast Gold Mine. But they feared that at 

UNPOL (UN Police) and Indian FPU Officers Offi cers quiz qquiz 

villagers about the possible threats 

Indian FPU Offi Officers cers making enquiries in the Gold Mine area 


any point of time, armed Ivorians will come and attack 

this camp to avenge the killing of Ivorian gold mine 

workers. According to one Mr. Brown Torley, Private 

Security of the gold mining camp, he got information 

that people are gathering in the other side of the 

border and there is rumour that they are planning 

revenge, however he refused to give away his source 

of information. 

There was an atmosphere of fear and insecurity in 

the camp. People were afraid to stay in the camp in the 

night. The visiting FPU commander, ERU commander 

and UNPOL commander advised them not to panic 

and not to believe in rumours and also to be alert 

and to give any kind of information to the security 

agencies. 

63 ebZ&twu 2011

A delegation from Pakistan Army led by 

the outgoing Colonel Ghauri, Deputy Commander 

FQRF Liberia visited the Indian FPU Contingent 

at Zwedru on Thursday 13 th May 2011 as part of 

goodwill gesture between two forces. The visiting 

Pakistani Army Commander is completing his mission 

in LIberia in June’2011 and new arrived offi cers of 

Pakistan army intereacted with the offi cers of Indian 

FPU. He sought and empashised on mutual trust and 

cooperation for better execution of peacekeeping 

Commander Ghauri of Pakistan Army is received by the Indian FPU 

Offi cers 


Pakistan Army Delegation Visits 

Indian FPU at Liberia 

Humour 

Two robbers were robbing a hotel. The fi rst one said, “I 

hear sirens. Jump!” 

The second one said, “But we’re on the 13th fl oor!” 

The fi rst one screamed back, “This is no time to be 

superstitious.” 

ebZ&twu 2011 64 

Indian FPU officers offi cers in discussion with their Pakistani counterparts 

works w with newly inducted Pakistan Army Battallion in 

Liberia. L The PAK Army Commander gave an overview 

of o their committments towards peace keeping 

job j and also explained their model of cooperation 

with w the Indian FPU Contingent offi cers. Lunch was 

organised o in the honour of the outgoing commander 

and a welcoming the new commander and offi cers of 

Pakistan P battalion 15. A momento was presented to the 

outgoing o Commander as token of love and farewell.

Indian FPU Quells Ethnic Violence in Liberia 

On 20 th June, 2011, at 1100hrs., 

Zwedru Indian FPU-II contingent 

received an emergent call from UNPOL 

offi cer that at about 0830 hours the 

Krahn County devil from Sowaken 

village together with disgruntled 

Krahn youths were attacking and 

looting shops of the Mano and Gio 

tribes hailing from Nimba County 

in Barteh Jam. The Indian FPU 

hurriedly organized a team and 

quickly responded to the situation 

even though all the platoons were 

committed in one or other operation. 

On arrival at scene, the FPU 

commander came to know that on 

17 th June 2011 evening, one of the 

victims Augustine Tokpah, male of 

Mano tribe, allegedly urinated in front 

of a Krahn fi re house in Barteh Jam, 

under infl uence of drugs which was 

totally unacceptable in tribe’s social customs. In no 

time the entire Krahn family came out and beat the 

victim in black and blue. However, the victim managed 

to fl ee to the Police Depot. But the depot police offi cer 

mentioned that the matter was not apprised to him 

that’s why he did not react to the situation on time. 

But the fact is, out of fear psychosis the police offi cer 

The Th IIndian di FPU arrives i on scene 


The tribals descended in large numbers 

kept safe distance from that matter as he too was 

affi liated to the one of the minority tribal community. 

During the initial stage of riot the depot police offi cer 

was also thrashed but was reluctant to mention it. It is 

pertinent to mention that the entire Barteh Jam area is 

predominated by Krahn tribes. 

On 20th June morning, the Krahns brought a 

nearby n country devil in Barteh Jam Gold mining Camp 

and a insisted that the victim be handed over to the 

country c devil for ritualistic justice. Sensing danger, the 

victim v again sought refuge to the Police Depot, for 

protection. p 

When the country devil (witch craft) was 

not n obliged by the police, the entire Krahns fl ock, which 

are a half of the total population in the area, triggered 

by b Krahns witchcraft went on rampage and vandalized 

the t minority Gio and Mano people’s houses, looted 

their t shops and beat them up, severely. 

The Indian FPU team reacted swiftly and joined the 

panic-stricken p 

ERU and LNP and with their emphatic 

backing, b the ERU Offi cers arrested three suspects, 

believed b to be perpetrators of violence and were real 

threat t to the minority community. All of them belonged 

to t Krahn tribes and residents of Barteh Jam Camp for 

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Indian FPU Officers Offi cers in discussion with their local counterparts Cauldron of crisis 

their involvement in the criminal acts. There had been 

rumors circulating through the popular witchcraft 

about the current situation, as the mob was ripe for 

conjecture and violence in view of lack of mobile or 

wireless network coverage. 

At 1300 hours the country devil and their fl ock 

blocked the only exit road leading to Zwedru and 

started threatening the minorities and security 

offi cials for dire consequences. Meanwhile Krahns 

from adjoining villages also joined the fray and their 

numbers swelled up. There were hundreds of people 

on the streets and it was chaotic. The mob was adamant 

to secure the release of all the suspects from police 

custody. The anarchist and criminals who were in riot 

appeared as same people and many were equipped 

with sticks and conventional Sharp-edged weapon. 

To ensure the safety of UNPOL offi cers, minority 

tribes and victims, necessary safeguards had been 

taken by Indian FPU-II team. In the given situation the 

Indian FPU-II team took the decision to carry out a 

swift operation, following intelligence received about 

criminal intent of the mob. But after initial tussle and 

bit of the nerves, a series of meetings were organized 

to amicably resolve the matter. It took time to quell 

the agitated mob, a task which could have been taken 

much less time and energy, had it been nipped in the 

bud itself. The safety of the suspects were guaranteed 

to buy the time and thereby secured that the road 

was opened. Thereafter, County Superintendent was 

informed and was requested to send a team of Elders 

to the incident site as quick as possible to address the 


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grievances of the people. The Team comprised of (1) 

Philip G. Wright, male, aged 68, Krahn tribe a Chief Elder 

from Zai Town, (2) Paramount Chief Arthur Gblaledeh, 

(3) Joway Jardah who is the acting Commissioner for 

Gboleken Town and (4) Fred V. Henson who is the 

Public Relations Offi cer from the Ministry of Internal 

Aff airs. 

Before the Indian FPU-II team left the area with 

UNPOL offi cers at around 1800 hours, there was 

uneasy calm among minority people although security 

personnel repeatedly assured and elaborated fool 

proof security measures in and around the area. 

Many people of the Mano and Gio tribes did not 

come out to report their loss due to fear of being 

victimized later and some were leaving the Gold mine 

camp. One of the victims, who was bold to make a 

report to the police, is Marshal K. Yantee, male, age 26, 

of Gio tribe and resident of Barteh Jam whose house 

was damaged and looted. 

The ERU offi cers remained at the Gold Camp for 

patrolling during the night. LNP Deputy Commander 

Lasana Konneh is investigating the case and likely to 

bring out real culprits before the law and also to those, 

all who were involved in this case. The act perpetrated 

at Barteh Jam were not traditional but very criminal 

in nature. Frequent area patrolling and regular peace 

committee meetings are need of the hour to restore 

faith of common people as well as of police personnel 

in the rule of law than to accept the hegemony of 

country devils.

Raising Day of CWWA was observed on 22nd June 

2011 at SDG Offi cers‘ Mess, Old JNU Campus, New 

Delhi. The function was presided over by Smt. Meena 

Vijay Kumar, President, CWWA. Senior Executive 

Members of CWWA and other were present. On this 

occasion, a meeting of CWWA CEC members was 

also held, which was also chaired by Smt. Meena 

Vijay Kumar, President, CWWA. Shri Y.K. Mathur, DIGP 

(Welfare )-cum- coordinator, CWWA welcomed the 

President and other members of CWWA. During the 

Members rejoice as President, CWWA off ers piece of cake to 

Ms. Amrapalli Panthi, A/C, CWWA 

Senior CWWA members during the meeting 

ACTIVITIES OF CWWA 

Smt. Meena Vijay Kumar, President, CWWA arrives at the venue 

Smt. Meena Vijay Kumar cutting the cake on the occasion 

meeting, the members unanimously decided to fi x the 

date of Annual Welfare Exhibition from 14 th to 16 th 

October, 2011. It was also decided that the stalls will 

be installed Group Centre-wise instead of Sector wise. 

The expenditure for the exhibition will be met from 

Central CWWA Fund. A decision regarding obtaining 

suggestions for suitable name for the CWWA magazine 

from Regional CWWAs and also publishing the CRPF 

Toll Free Helpline no. 1800112111 in the CWWA 

magazine was also taken. 

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25 Bn., in a new initiative, initiative has started a six ( 06 ) 

room “Unit Holiday Home” at Wazirbagh, Srinagar, 

which are well furnished and earmarked for stay of 

families of Force personnel who visit Srinagar/Kashmir 

Valley or are taking Shri Amarnath Yatra. Permission to 

stay is normally for a period of seven ( 07 ) days to ten 

( 10 ) days. Extension beyond that is given considering 

availability of room / demand of other personnel. 

A mini bus is provided, free of cost , for sight seeing 

in the city. For outstation tours, families hire TATA 

Sumos, in a combined manner, which is facilitated at 

Government of India, Ministry of Home Aff airs vide letter no. 38016/01/201-AD-V dated 20/5/2011 

has intimated that “Pensioners’ Portal” is a Web based mission mode project launched under National 

e-governance plan by Department of Pension & Pensioner’s Welfare. The basic ojective of the project is to 

facilitate redressal of pensioner’s grievances and also to provide information and guidance to pensioners on 

various pension related matters. The Login ID and Password for this organization to operate “CPENGRAMS 

(CENTRALIZED PENSIONERS GRIEVANCE REDRESS AND MONITORING SYSTEM” under Pensioners 

Portal is as under :- 

Login ID : ocrpf 

Password : crpf@11 

NEWS YOU CAN USE 

25 Bn. Starts Holiday Home at Srinagar 

The DG has desired to educate the existing pensioners/personnel due for retirement to make use of 

this website. 

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a concessional rate. The innovation was felt necessary, 

considering the fact that while the Jawans are deployed 

in Kashmir valley, an internationally acclaimed tourist 

place, their families are unable to visit the “Paradise on 

Earth”. Accordingly, the jawans are being encouraged 

to bring their families and many of them have already 

arrived. Shri M.A.M. Rizwan, Commandant and Shri 

Anand Singh, Second-in-Command of the unit have 

worked hard to materialize the idea, which has 

helped in boosting morale and conduct of the unit 

personnel. 

Smt. Smt Noor Jahan inaugurating the Holiday Home at 25 Bn Bn. Shri M.A.M. Rizwan, Commandant encouraging Jawans to avail 

facility of Holiday Home

Southern 1. Image Hospital, Apollo 

Sector 2. DRDO Hospital, Kanchabagh 

Hyderabad 3. Indo American Cancer Institute 

and Research Centre 

4. Kamineni Hospital 

5. Yashoda Super Specialist 

Hospital 

6. Datt Chandra Hospital 

7. Aditya Hospital 

8. Star Hospital 

9. Medicity Hospital 

10. Global Hospitals 

11. Care Hospital 

12. Pushpagiri Vitreo Retina 

Institute, 241, West 

Marredpally, Secunderabad. 

Northern 1. Mittal Hospital Ajmer 

Sector 2. Prakash Hospital, Noida 

Ajmer/Noida 3. Metro Heart Institute. 

Western 1. N.M. Wadia Institute of 

Sector Cardiology 

Pune 2. Deendayal Memorial Hospital 

Shivajinagar, Pune 

3. Dhanashree Hospital 

Chinchwad, Pune 

Nagpur 1. M/s Spandan Heart Institute 

and Research Centre 

2. M/s Care Hospital Nagpur 

3. Midas Institute of Gastro 

Enterology, Nagpur 

4. Wockhardt Hospital, Nagpur 

Eastern 1. B.M. Birla Heart Research 

Sector Centre 


List of Hospitals off ering “Cashless Treatment” 

to CRPF Personnel and their Families 

A Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) was signed with 66 CGHS/State Government recognized hospitals for 

specialized treatment on cashless basis for the benefi t of CRPF men and their family members. The list is given 

below:- 

Name of Sector Name of Authorized 

& Location Hospital 



Kolkatta 2. Behala Balanand Brahamchari 

Hospital and Research Centre 

3. Shankarnath Dialysis Centre 

and Nursing Home. 

4. Susrut Eye Foundation & 

Research Centre. 

5. Rabindranath Tagore 

International Institute of 

Cardia Sciences. 

Bhubaneswar 1. Kalinga Hospital Ltd, 

Bhubaneswar 

2. Aditya Care Hospital 

Bhuabneswar. 

3. HI-Tech Medical College & 

Hospital, Bhubaneswar 

North West 1. Mukut Hospital & Heart 

Sector Institute SCO No. 47-49, 

Chandigarh Sec 34-A Chandigarh 

2. Sacred Heart Hospital and 

BBC Heart Care Peuthi 

Hospital Jallandhar. 

Central Sector 1. Vineeta Hospital 

Allahabad Phaphamau, Allahabad 

2. Heartline Cardiac Care 

Centre, Allahabad 

3. Vatsalya Maternity & 

Surgical Centre, Allahabad. 

4. Jeevan Jyoti Hospital, 

Allahabad. 

5. Sarswati Heart Care & 

Reserch Centre, Allahabad. 

6. Dr. N.D. Tahiliani Mamorial 

Clinic, Allahabad. 

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7. Yashlok Hospital & Research 

Centre, Allahabad. 

8. Guru Kripa Jagriti Hospital & 

Research Centre, Allahabad. 

Lucknow 1. Vivekananda Polyclinic, 

Vivekanand Puram, Lucknow 

2. Ajanta Hospital & IVF Centre, 

Alambagh, Lucknow. 

Haldwani 1. Sushila Tiwari Medical 

College, Haldwani 

2. Brij Lal Hospital, Haldwani 

3. Krishna Hospital, Haldwani. 

Special Sector 1. Carrier Institute of Medical 

Bhopal Science, Bhopal 

2. Mayo Hospital Bhopal 

Raipur 1. Modern Medical Institute, 

Raipur 

2. Apollo BSR Hospital 

M & N Sector 1. Shija Hospital 

Imphal 

Bihar Sector 1. Magadh Hospital, Rajendra 

Nagar, Patna 

2. Ruban Emergency Hospital, 

Patna 

3. Rajeshwar Hospital, Patna 

4. Heart Hospital, Kankarbagh, 

Patna 


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IG/ Director 1. National Heart Insitute, 

(Medical) 49, Community Centre, 

Delhi East of Nagar, New Delhi. 

2. Prakash Hospital 

3. G.M. Modi Hospital 

4. Metro Hospital and Heart 

Institute 

5. Fortis Group Escort Heart 

Institute 

6. Metro Heart Institute, Noida. 

7. Delhi Heart and Lung Institute 

8. Metro Heart Institute, 

Faridabad 

9. Max Devki Devi Hear & 

Vascular Institute. 

10. Metro Hospital and Cancer 

Institute, Preet Vihar, 

11. Primus Ortho and Spine 

Hospital 

12. Lions Kidney Hospital and 

Urology Institute 

13. Moolchand Hospital, Lajpat 

Nagar, New Delhi 

14. S.M.H., Karkardooma, 

Vikas Minar, New Delhi 

Training Sector 1. K.G. Hospital, Art College 

Combatore Road 

Note :- Apart from above Sector IsG (Medical) and DIsG (Medical) are contacting hospital authorities at their own 

for signing Memorandums of Agreement for their respective locations. 

Apart from this First Aid Courses were stated in all 21 Composite Hospitals of CRPF to train 50 executive 

men at each hospital for a period of one month. By the end of this calendar year 10,500 personnel will be trained in 

First Aid and each section will have to personnel trained in First Aid. Services of these personnel can be utilized 

in case of emergency. Moreover for better health care delivery system at unit level, all units were authorized with 

latest medical equipments worth Rs. one crore per Bn. as approved by MHA vide their letter No. IV/12017/01-2010 

-Prov-1 dated 9/2/2011 to be procured in 2 phases such as portable X- Ray machine, ECG, Pulse Oxymeter, Oxygen 

Concentrator, etc.

H.E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, President of Liberia:- Shri M.J. Vijay, Contingent Commander of MFPU, Liberia 

presenting memento to H.E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, President of Liberia 

Shri Omar Abdullah, Chief Minister, Jammu & Kashmir distributing track suits amongst the players during football match 

organised by Srinagar Sector

RAF personnel deployed during Rathyatra at Puri.

MAY - JUNE - Central Reserve Police Force

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