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Indian Army – Do you dare to do what ULFA did

Mistakes are committed by all Armies every where in the world. Armies are ultimately made of individual human beings and human beings are not perfect. Some are more imperfect than the others. The Army has internal disciplinary mechanisms which are very stringent. Of course that does not assuage the sufferings of the victims. No Army should ever be deployed within a nation's borders against its own people. It is a last ditch measure to restore a situation irretrievably screwed up by political mishandling. The return of the ULFA to the mainstream is a very welcome event, hopefully, the Army can de-induct from Assam soon. Paresh Baruah remains a sticking point, mainly because he knows that the crimes he committed are unpardonable and therefore he is beyond the pale of any amnesty, the minimum he will get is a life sentence, that too if the GOI intervenes, otherwise a certain death sentence awaits him in India.
Yes, the Army should apologise for all excesses committed in the course of CI operations any where in India. Maybe one day the Army will.

i will be waiting for that day. Hoping it arrives soon.
 
When this sh*t has been going around for 60 + years, it makes one issue certain, these NE folks don't want you to be here.

you should keep ur opinion to yourself. I m myself from assam. And let me tell you we hate bangladeshis than anyone else in the world. Ur illigal immigrants are creating a big problem out here. One thing for certain, one day they will get massacared by the local people.
 
you should keep ur opinion to yourself. I m myself from assam. And let me tell you we hate bangladeshis than anyone else in the world. Ur illigal immigrants are creating a big problem out here. One thing for certain, one day they will get massacared by the local people.

Relax buddy, take it easy. Certified trolls are not worth responding to.
 
While the other parts of India got united quite fast after independence,NE was different or shall I say indifferent.There was not so much participation from NE.These regions always stayed aloof.While the very much needed attention from the center was missing irrespective of which party's government it is,an equal level of sense of unity and integrity was missing from the people in NE as well.

Besides NE is divided and sub-divided in to many tribes,each fighting with other for their own land and culture.

The war in 1971,and the state of civil war in Bangladesh made some 10 million refugees from Bangladesh to pour in to India,which complicated an already delicate situation.The state of West Bengal was also hard-hit due to the refugee-exodus.

All these socio-political frictions gave rise to militancy,some wanted autonomy,some wanted freedom,some wanted some extra benefits for their tribe.Had the issues been looked in to before,then most of these issues would not have even surfaced.The govt of India,as usual reponded late,and when they responded,they did it with the Army and AFSPA,pretty moronic in my opinion.

but then the changes are already set in to motion.Militancy is on decrease and the militants are gradually returning to mainstream.There is a lot of development going on in NE.A few of them are listed below:

The Government of India has approved a new industrial policy and other concessions for the North Eastern Region. It includes

1. Development of Industrial Growth Centres with central assistance that has increased from Rs. 10 crores to Rs.15 crores.

2. Funding of IID centres between Government of India and Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) has been increased from 2:3 to 4:1 and the Government of India funds would be grant.

3. Transport Subsidy Scheme would continue upto 31/03/2007 till the end of 10th Plan in the existing terms and conditions.

4. Growth Centre/Integrated Infrastructure Development Centre/Industrial Estates would be a Tax Free Zone from Income Tax & Excise for a period of 10 years from the date of commencement of production with provision to be made for exemption of local sales tax and municipal tax on the part of State Governments.

5. 15% Capital Investment Subsidy is provided to industrial units located in growth centres subject to a ceiling of Rs. 30 lakhs.

6. Special consideration for financing term and working capital loans by commercial banks and North East Development Financial Corporation.

7. Grant of 8% interest subsidy on working capital loans for 10 years from commencement of production.

8. Similar benefits are extended to new/expansion units in Growth Centre/Integrated Infrastructure Development Centre/Industrial Estate/Export Promotion Zone.

9. Relaxation of PMRY norms namely, maximum age limit raised to 40 years. Family income limit raised to Rs. 40,000 per annum, no collateral upto projects of Rs. 1.00 lakh, subsidy ceiling raised to Rs. 15,000, coverage of areas of horticulture, piggery, fishing, small tea garden, project cost limit raised upto Rs. 2 lakhs other than business sectors for individuals and Rs. 5 lakhs for group financing, etc.

10. NEDFI be granted Rs. 20 crores for funding by them for techno-economic studies for Industries & Infrastructure.

11. Setting up of Debt Purchase Window by State Governments for purchase by NEDFI to reduce blocking of capital.

12. Exploration and development of market for export to neighboring countries particularly Myanmar, Bhutan and Bangladesh.

13. Assistance for restricting State PSUs from National Renewal Fund.

14. The community pattern of land holding in large parts of NE region does not lend itself to providing collateral security as required under conventional bank lending. RBI has constituted a Committee to look into this issue. An appropriate system of "guarantees" will be evolved for NE region.

15. NEDFI be designated as Nodal Agency for released of transport subsidy.

16. Development of Village and Small Industries sectors, like strengthening of Weavers Service Centre and Indian Institute of Handloom Technology. Priority be given for setting up market complexes and exhibition facilities, design centre for handicraft, advance training programme through Master craftsmen, setting up of new emporia and renovation of existing emporia. All four silk varieties are covered under Mill Gate Price scheme. Central Silk Board to give priority in the implementation of programmes in the North-East.

Union Budget 2011: Allocation for northeast doubled to Rs 8,000 cr​

The allocation for the development of the northeast region has been doubled to Rs 8,000 crore (Rs 80 billion/$1.7 billion), Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee announced on Monday while presenting the budget for fiscal for 2011-12.

"In order to boost development in the northeastern region and special category states, the allocation for special assistance has been almost doubled to Rs 8,000 crore for 2011-12. Out of this, Rs 5,400 crore has been allocated as untied Special Central Assistance," Mukherjee said while delivering his budget speech in the Lok Sabha.

In addition, the ministry for development of north eastern region (DoNER)has been allocated Rs 1,550 crore for infrastructure development. This is, however, almost 12 percent lower than the Rs 1,760 allocated for 2010-11.

Of the Rs 1,550 crore, Rs 700 crore will be for schemes of the North Eastern Council (NEC), Rs 800 crore as grant from the Non-Lapsable Central Pool of Resources (NLCPR) and Rs 50 crore for the schemes of the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC).

DoNER, through its schemes of NEC and NLCPR, takes up projects in the northeast for infrastructure development in the sectors like roads, bridges, power, irrigation, health, education, sports and drinking water supply.

Another Rs 170 crore has been earmarked under the Social and Infrastructure Development Fund for creating and upgrading infrastructure facilities, specially in Arunachal Pradesh and other border areas in the northeast.

The region will also get Rs 191 crore for central plan schemes. This includes Rs 60 crore as loans to the North East Development Finance Corporation ( NEDFC), Rs 68 crore for the North East States Road Project (NESRP) and Rs.35 crore for the North Eastern Region Livelihood Project (NERLP).

The central government has a separate ministry for the development of northeast region comprising Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura.

Sharing over 2,000 km of boundary with Nepal, China, Bhutan, Myanmar and Bangladesh, many states in the region have been battling insurgents for decades. More than 30 rebel groups operate in the region with their demands ranging from secession to greater autonomy and the right to self-determination.
 
Union Budget 2011: Northeast to get Rs 93 cr for airport development​

Giving a major boost to the air transport segment for the remote northeast region, the government Monday allocated Rs.93 crore in the union budget 2011-12 to airport development in the region.

" Airports Authority of India (AAI) has been provided with budgetary support of Rs.280.15 crore, out of which Rs.93.48 crore has been earmarked for development of airports in the northeastern states," according to the union budget 2011-12.

Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee allocated a total of Rs 9,071.56 crore to the civil aviation sector, which includes Rs.7,371.56 crore in unplanned and Rs.1,700 crore in planned expenditure.
 
'Wiped Out' through rapes of underaged girls? 13, 14, 16 underaged girls?

I will ask the same question in other way??? What do you think when terrorist rape 13, 14, 16 underage girls?Why dont these terrorist think twice before doing these act???.
Because the terrorists are terrorists and they are suppose to carry out terrorist activities of all sorts including the one you mentioned. They are not bound by any law. they are terrorists because they are breaking all laws, norms and civility. on other hand upholder of law cant justify the same crime on pretext that since terrorists are also doing it
 
Because the terrorists are terrorists and they are suppose to carry out terrorist activities of all sorts including the one you mentioned. They are not bound by any law. they are terrorists because they are breaking all laws, norms and civility. on other hand upholder of law cant justify the same crime on pretext that since terrorists are also doing it

everybody knows what your army/paramilitary is doing in Balochistan or NWFP or even on the streets of Karachi . Nobody has forgotten what you did to bengalis in bangaldesh particularly the hindus.Pakistanis just can not take a higher than thou attitude on this one .:disagree:
 
you should keep ur opinion to yourself. I m myself from assam. And let me tell you we hate bangladeshis than anyone else in the world. Ur illigal immigrants are creating a big problem out here. One thing for certain, one day they will get massacared by the local people.

This is true even i have seen the hate assamese direct towards bangladeshis for all the migrants and stuff problems .The assam problem in the first place started because of bangladeshi refugess.
 
When this sh*t has been going around for 60 + years, it makes one issue certain, these NE folks don't want you to be here.

We have many members from north east here and we have relatives who go there for work/travel as well , we would trust there opinion on what most of them want rather than some bangladeshi . Stop worrying about India , Take care of your own country.
 
Thugs in uniform, should be shot for crimes against humanity.


Do you have the guts to do that?

You guys have no problem with the crime commited by the Pakistan Army in your nation and are here to lick the feet of Pakistanis or Chinese whenever you get the oppurtunity to do so just to put India down.

If a member from a country with good record of human rights would have said this i wont have said anything..but comming from Pakistanis and Bangladeshis and maybe Chinese is a "bloody joke".
 
you should keep ur opinion to yourself. I m myself from assam. And let me tell you we hate bangladeshis than anyone else in the world. Ur illigal immigrants are creating a big problem out here. One thing for certain, one day they will get massacared by the local people.

Poor guys dont realise how many soldiers from the NE serve in the IA.

Assam Rifles,Naga battalion and the yet to be raised Arunanchal Scouts have soldiers from the NE.
 
When this sh*t has been going around for 60 + years, it makes one issue certain, these NE folks don't want you to be here.

Wash your mouth. kid. Since when did you start clubbing a bunch of lunatic deranged terrorists with all of us from the region eh? Try getting better knowledge before you try to make another pathetic attempt at representing us from northeast. Got it, genius?

Oh and do us a favor; take your bunch of illegal immigrants out of our country. Either do something about your population growth rate or don't send them here. We already have more than enough people to feed.
 
Because the terrorists are terrorists and they are suppose to carry out terrorist activities of all sorts including the one you mentioned. They are not bound by any law. they are terrorists because they are breaking all laws, norms and civility. on other hand upholder of law cant justify the same crime on pretext that since terrorists are also doing it

All that you said is true.I am sort of curious why you said this in this thread. Everyone knows that after attaining power, group of Men, especially men becomes a mob, and mob does not have a brain. This is the reason why most rapes are done by the armed forces in the history of mankind. They cannot be punished since they become a mob.

Nobody can single out any country for these crimes, because human mentality is the same, regardless of countries.

In case of women also it becomes true:lol:
 

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