June 09 2010
India's federal government has decided to send more paramilitary forces to areas hit the hardest by the Maoist insurgency, reports the Calcutta Telegraph.
Paramilitary forces from the Assam Rifles, led by army officers, are expected to be reassigned from border duties in northeast India to Bengal, Jharkhand, Orissa and Chhattisgarh states.
That move, however, is dependent on the situation on the ground, the availability of civil police to replace units and the monsoon, which...
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