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i`"V la[;k1- ds-fj-iq- cy us eukbZ æqr dk;Z cy dh 28oha o"kZxkaB 22- ds-fj-iq- cy ds fnO;kax ;ks¼kvksa us fudkyh lkbZfdy jSyh 33- egkfuns'kky; esa fganh fnol lekjksg 44- ds-fj-iq- cy us fiQV bafM;k ewoesaV esa ,d djksM+ fdyksehVj ds y{; dks fd;k ikj 55- CRPF Collaborates with IIT-Delhi, DRDO, and JATC to 6 Augment its R&D Capabilities

6- Challenges Faced by CRPF and other Forces Engaged 7 in Tackling IED Menace 7- Harbinger of Peace – RAF 148- ruko dk O;kikj 159- Ten Years Down the Line: Naxal Problems in Chhattisgarh 1710- Virtual Training at RTC Rajgir 19

11- ¶xk¡/h th dk thou n'kZu¸ Gandhian Philosophy 2012- Digital Signature: Overview 22 13- dksjksuk ls cpko 2514- dc rd Mjh jgsaxh csfV;k¡ 25

15- egkfuns'kd ds nkSjs 2616- funs'kky; ds dk;ZØe 2717- fofo/ dk;ZØe 2918- Fit India 30

23- DG's Disc & Commendation Letter Awardees 55

19- Achievements 3120- Salute To Martyrs 5321- Promotion 5322- Transfer 54

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CRPF Collaborates with IIT-Delhi, DRDO, and JATC to Augment its R&D Capabilities

CRPF-the lead internal security force of the nation is actively deployed in several theaters and regions. The emerging challenges and engagement with technology in everyday world entails that the force remains updated not just with most recent technologies and gadgets but also with the technical expertise required by its personnel. The force has made persistent efforts in keeping pace with the latest technologies by adopting them in its core functions. The force is now working to create a pool of highly specialized technology experts from among its officers. And when it comes to Technology, where to look other than the Citadels of tech and research-Indian Institute of Technology Delhi and DRDO. To this end an MOU was signed between CRPF and the two premier institutions. A pioneer batch of 40 engineering graduate officers/subordinate officers of CRPF with right aptitude and potential are undergoing 3-4 months certificate course under IIT Delhi's Continuing Education Program. This will equip them with unique skills, capabilities, and knowledge to tackle complex challenges, meet operational and strategic needs and enhance competitive advantage. Furthermore, a few selected officers from this

trained batch will undergo higher degree courses at IIT-Delhi. These trained officers will also act as tech advisors to the force. The officers/SOs of CRPF trained by IIT-Delhi will also be associated with joint research projects undertaken by DRDO and IIT-Delhi in the field of defense/security tech solutions. Shri V. Ramgopal Rao, Director IIT-Delhi and Dr A.P. Maheshwari, DG CRPF along with senior officers of CRPF were present at the event where Prof Naresh Bhatnagar from IIT, Shri Sudhir Gupta DG TM DRDO, Dr M H Rahaman, Director JATC and Shri Nalin Prabhat, IG Ops CRPF signed the MOU at Senate Hall, IIT Delhi campus. The DG thanked IIT-Delhi and DRDO for the collaboration and congratulated the force personnel on getting this valued platform to gain coveted tech expertise. The DG said that this initiative aims at capacity building for optimal utilisation of police technologies and will also help in integrating with DRDO labs for realistic indigenisation of technologies on internal security grid. The initiative will also provide operational feedback on futuristic technologies enabling IIT Tech experts towards proactive R&D.

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IEDs: Enormity and genesis of the problem IED or more commonly known as “bomb” in civilian parlance is a homemade bomb, made by improvisation from military or non-military grade explosives. IEDs constitute an initiation mechanism (improvised to suit to the requirement), a detonator (controlled store, produced by authorized or licensed manufacturers), an explosive charge, and a collection of projectiles to produce lethal fragments upon detonation. IEDs are fabricated using materials that are readily available and commonly used in daily household activities, like fertilizer, fuel oil, nail polish remover, hair dye, etc. The possibility of known explosives, like TNT, gelatin sticks, etc. and other explosives available to licensed users, falling into the hands of ANE (Anti-National Elements) cannot be ruled out. But, in most of the cases, detonators are a common constituent in all the IEDs. These detonators are produced and distributed under strict control. The jaw-dropping impacts of explosions, initiated with the help of a detonator, can be seen in the picture 1. The term “improvised” in IED is indicative of the fact that there is a wide range of options available for improvisations, in terms of : 1. Material 2. Initiative 3. Mechanism and 4. Placement or delivery systemAs a result, the detection of an IED before explosion always remains an uphill task.

Different approaches to the problem

The reactive approach to IED menace To address the problem, the direct approach is to detect IEDs (before it explodes). We are focused to imagine and develop devices to augment observation, surveillance, detection, pre-initiation and post-blast investigation. To counter the threat posed by one bag of fertilizer, costing merely Rs 350, hundreds of millions of rupees are

Challenges Faced by CRPF and other Forces engaged In Tackling IED Menace

spent on sensors, detection and disposal equipment, and various protective gears. This is a classic example of the reactive response. CRPF, the force, bearing the major brunt of the menace, has experimented with training dogs to sniff IEDs; at Dog Breeding and Training School (DBTS) Taralu, Bengaluru. It is also training personnel for better observation and detection, at the Institute of IED Management (IIM) at Pune. It is experimenting with all kinds of equipment available off the shelf and also working with innovators and scientific community to develop customized solution for the detection of IED (buried or otherwise) from a stand-off distance. For surveillance, it is experimenting with CCTV/PTZ cameras. These efforts have paid dividends in terms of more recoveries than blast incidents, resulting in saving precious lives and resources. The number of blast incidents were at peak in 2007, whereas, the recovery was highest in 2015. The blast to recovery ratio, which was 0.2458 in 2007, has come down to 0.0638 in 2018. However, the data in 2019 has shown an upward trend, which is a matter of concern. As flagged above, this is an approach that can be categorized as a reactionary approach, where state agencies have attempted to observe and detect an IED that is designed to deceive. One must be very alert, sensitive, and lucky to detect a concealed IED successfully. Even after detections, the forces have suffered losses due to multiple initiating mechanisms and booby traps. This approach should be, at the most, the last resort, when all other approaches fail to work.Picture 1 paints the ominous pictures of the impact of IED explosions. The optics and psychological impact such blasts create, deters the state forces to venture out in the hinterlands of the conflict zones. (see the box).

Dhiraj KumarDIG

IIM, Pune

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Table 1: Data, at table 1, depicts the decline in the blast to recovery ratio, over the years:

YearNo of IEDs Blast to recovery

ratio IEDRecovered Blasts

2007 297 73 0.2458

2008 238 42 0.1765

2009 234 44 0.1880

2010 366 45 0.1230

2011 513 28 0.0546

2012 587 24 0.0409

2013 466 14 0.0300

2014 455 33 0.0725

2015 1122 37 0.0330

2016 306 22 0.0719

2017 588 32 0.0544

2018 392 25 0.0638

2019 238 22 0.0924

Total 6374 555 0.0871

The magnitude of the menace and toll taken by CRPF is evident from table 2 :

Table 2: Source: Data cell Ops Dte, CRPF

YearNo. of CRPF Personnel

Martyred Injury

2014 19 67

2015 04 47

2016 23 47

2017 14 18

2018 15 16

2019 44 39

Total 119 234

2019 had witnessed a deadly Pulwama attack, raising the toll to 40 in a single incident. Barring Pulwama incident, 2019 was as good as 2015, if casualties are counted and better than 2015, if, injury is also included. This comes to an average of 20 deaths and 39 injuries per year for CRPF. World over, as per FBI (source) data center, more than 71% of casualties of security forces are attributed to IED. In 2018, though the blast to recovery ratio was in favour of CRPF, 82% of the casualties to SFs, in LWE theatre, were due to IEDs, which was substantially higher than the

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world average. Therefore, this challenge remains paramount for the country and needs to be addressed with the desired level of urgency. Pulwama Terror attack, high profile IED attack killing one MLA in Dantewada, Chhattisgarh, and latest attack in Gadchiroli are quite fresh in memory.

The proactive approach- the need of the hour The following data regarding recoveries of explosives and detonators provide some understanding about one of the prime contributing factors. The data reflects only the recoveries made by CRPF over the years.

Picture 2 Suicidal attack on CRPF convoy on 14 Feb 2019-VBIED

Table 3

Year No of IEDs

Qty of explo-sives (kg)

No of deto-nators

No of gela-tin sticks

2012 587 21474.50 16130 12992013 466 9916.73 2572 14132014 455 11657.64 9943 30042015 1122 3819.05 20781 59732016 828 1639.43 24283 79312017 588 865.32 203590 61322018 392 1450.62 10324 42472019 238 668.32 8734 8092Total 4676 51491.61 296357 38091

Source: Data Cell Ops Dte, CRPF

From the data, the following inferences can be drawn:

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CRPF recoveries, may, at the best, be esti-(i) mated to be the highest amongst all the CAPF and sister agencies.For obvious reasons, the recoveries would form (ii) just a minuscule percentage of the total pil-ferage. If that be so, the estimated level of pilferage can be assessed. This underlines the

magnitude of leakage, which is so high, and the need to plug the gap(s), if any. Explosives/detonators, illegally falling into (iii) the hands of the adversaries, provide them the wherewithal and option to strike at will. All stakeholders, involved in the supply chain, need to take note of this bitter truth.

Source: Data cell Ops Dte, CRPF

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Tracking the source of pilferage and fixing responsibility CRPF made several efforts to trace the source of pilferage of explosives and detonators, recovered during operations. However, it was difficult to connect the dots. It is imperative to plug the loopholes in the supply chain (network) to check the pilferage of explosives and detonators. Fig 1 below is a schematic representation of the supply chain. Considering the havoc created by the asymmetric weapon of choice of the adversaries, ie IED, on the national psyche, the issue of backtracking, with the objective curb the scourge of IEDs, should have been a priority item for all the stakeholders. To help backtracking, System for Explosive Tracking and Tracing (SETT), Project was launched by PESO, during 2019.

System for Explosive Tracking and Training Project (SETT) The quantity of explosives produced in our country is enormous. Tracking and tracing of approx 20 lakh metric tons of explosives, produced in the country, annually, could never be imagined. But, thanks to SETT, it would soon be possible, as stated

by PESO. SETT has been rolled out to digitize the inventory, through barcoding, right from the manufacturer to the end-user, which will enable the effective real-time monitoring throughout the supply chain. This is intended to ultimately prevent pilferage of explosive materials and detonators (commercially produced). However, certain constraints are coming in the way of PESO as well. Simultaneously, concerns have also been raised on the fact that all such barcoding for digitalization would be fragmented after the blast. To address that it has been impressed that some inert material (Taggants)might be added to explosive which leaves a footprint or signature of the supply chain.

Taggants Another approach to address the menace could be to introduce the following two types of taggants in the manufacturing of commercial explosives for better detectability and backtracking.

Detection taggants1. - Scientific community should work towards finding at inert volatile chemicals, to be added to the explosives, which would slowly evaporate, rendering them easily detectable by K-9 or specialized equipment. Identification (or post-detonation) 2. taggants- On the similar lines, the scientific community should also work towards developing substances, to be added to the explosives, so that, post-explosion, clues could be found out regarding the details of manufacturers/end- users, from the remnants at the blast site. This would make backtracking easier and an element of deterrence would ensue.

Ban on use of instantaneous detonators For an IED, a detonator (highly sensitive) is required to initiate the process of the blast, by providing the threshold energy to high explosives. Detonators are produced by Govt agencies. There are two kinds of detonators, one that explodes instantaneously and another with a delay. One way of addressing IED menace is to ban instantaneous detonators which would make it difficult to ensure the precision timing of the blast. Towards this end, the possibility of banning

In Chhattisgarh, there are still some areas, that are dominated by the Maoists. Local villagers, in these areas, also act as their informers, either due to coercion or sympathy. In the absence of road connectivity, security forces are compelled to traverse (on foot) up to a distance 40 km, with all the loads of logistics as well as armaments, to reach the hinterland, which has generally very hostile environment. Since all the tracks leading to such hinterland are mined with IEDs or prone to ambushes, the force personnel traverse cross country, thereby drastically reducing the cruising speed. This provides ample time and opportunity to the Maoists, to leave the area and thus, the engagement mostly becomes incidental or at their will. There have been many instances where the force personnel have stepped on anti-personnel IEDs losing their lives or limbs. Such challenges can be better addressed if the possibility of IEDs and spikes are reduced.

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of instantaneous detonators was discussed with the manufacturers and control agencies. Some of the industrialists opined that inbuilt delay in detonation would jeopardize the entire process and they cannot adopt this idea. Instead, it was suggested that the pilferage, which takes place mostly, at the end-user’s level, should be controlled with stricter measures. To overcome the difficulties faced in banning the instantaneous detonator, digital detonators, and electronic detonators, which can be geo-fenced or tagged with dynamic locking systems, are the alternatives available. It is heartening to note that concerned ministries have taken note of the gravity of the problem and initiated steps towards phasing out of instantaneous detonators, in a time-bound manner. Though it may be an onerous task to extend the implementation of a new plan to the entire nation, but a phased approach, with a flagship scheme, targeting the most problematic and vulnerable districts, would certainly help in understanding the viability and impact of the project. List of the most affected LWE States and Districts:

S No State No of

Districts Most affected LWE Districts

01 AP 01 Vishakhapatnam.

02 Bihar 04 Aurangabad, Gaya, Jamui and Lakhisarai.

03 Chhattisgarh 08

Bastar, Bijapur, Dantewa-da, Kanker, Kondagaon, Narayanpur, Rajnandgaon & Sukma.

04 Jharkhand 13

Bokaro, Chatra, Garhwa, Giridih, Gumla, Hazaribagh, Khunti, Latehar, Lohardaga, Palamu, Ranchi, Simdega and West Singhbhum.

05 Maharashtra 01 Gadchiroli.06 Odisha 02 Koraput and Malkangiri.07 Telangana 01 Bhadradri-Kothagudem.Total Districts 30

In the first phase, we may consider phasing out electric (instantaneous) detonators in these 30 districts by the enactment of suitable legislation. Though the possibility of smuggling instantaneous detonators from other regions, for use by the ANE, cannot be ruled out, but such a ban would certainly make things relatively difficult for them. However, our long-

term objective should be complete phasing out of electric (instantaneous) detonators and use of delay or digital detonators only all over the country. In case of any roadblocks in the process, intervention of the scientific community can be sought to find ways to overcome them.

The comprehensive approach to tackle the IED menace In the foregoing paras, a humble attempt has been made to highlight the enormity of the problem and possible solutions. The aspect of controlling the explosive material effectively by stopping pilferage has also been touched upon. However, if the IED menace is to be tackled in a holistic manner, a multi-pronged strategy is considered imperative. With this paradigm, we may consider the following responses:

Formulation of National Counter IED Policy. 1. Establishment of a separate Counter IED 2. Cell under the ambit of MHA, to pursue the objectives in a mission mode. Governments of affected states should also set up a special Counter IED teams with robust intelligence network at the grass-root level, to target the network of pilferage, IED makers, and IED planters. These teams should also carry out post-blast/post- recovery investigations to track the source and other connivers. Establishment of fast-track court to try the 3. offences related to Explosive Act to serve

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out exemplary punishments with the aim to create deterrence. Conscious steps to create awareness among 4. the end-users and other stakeholders, on the devastating jeopardy, to which the lives of common citizens and security force personnel are put to, because of facilitating/involvement in pilferage activity, which pays them a pittance. State Governments and DGMS (Director 5. General Mine Safety) should take steps to strengthen the control, security and checks, certification of consumption of explosives and detonators at the end user's point.Reviewing the existing legislation and 6. rules, regulating the manufacture, storage, transportation, use, control, monitoring, etc of explosive materials with an aim to minimize and ultimately eliminate pilferage. We should not shy away from borrowing the best practices adopted by other countries, on this front. A Research and Development Cell, completely 7. dedicated to countering IEDs, preferably under the stewardship of CRPF, being the most afflicted organization, should be established to act as a think tank for making major policy decisions on Counter IED matters. The Cell should meticulously maintain a credible data bank for trend analysis, predictions and proactive measures. Intensive capacity building exercise on counter 8. IED should be undertaken by imparting training to the force personnel to augment their efficiency in dealing with the threat posed by the IEDs in the conflict zones. Introduction of state-of-the-art Counter IED 9. equipment, like metal detectors, scanner, GPR (handheld and vehicle-mounted), etc to augment detection capabilities, especially the buried IEDs from a standoff distance. Extensive use of K9s in the counter IED operations will also go a long way in dealing with the problems. Detonators, for commercial and industrial 10. use, should be mandatorily digital or with delay. To deny the adversaries in their nefarious designs, the instantaneous electric detonators should be gradually done away with.

The attention of scientific communities 11. should be drawn towards the existing issues regarding the IED mitigation measures. They should be provided clear insights into the problems faced by the security agencies to enable them to come up with the necessary solutions. Nearby CAPF/Police forces should be involved 12. in the process of bringing in stricter control and transparency.

ConclusionIndustries are the important drivers for the growth of the economy of a country. Annually, 13.75 lakh MT of Class-2 (Cartridge and SME Explosives), 5.44 lakh MT of Class-2 Cartridge explosives, and 1066 million of detonators are manufactured in the country. Out of these, 46 % are consumed by Coal India Ltd, and its subsidiaries, 24% by Mining industries and 24% for infrastructural activities (construction, oil exploration, stone quarrying, etc). Rest, 6% are exported. Regulating the distribution, storage and use of such a mammoth quantity of explosive materials and ensuring that, no illegal siphoning off takes place, is a herculean task. Overly stringent measures may become impediments to commercial activities and may not be welcomed by many. However, the loopholes in the existing system are tactfully exploited by the adversaries and the toll taken by it in terms of massive loss of precious lives and destruction of properties is ineffable. Hence, a trade-off is suggested as adversaries across the country prefer asymmetric warfare and IEDs continue to be their weapon of choice due to easy availability of components, low cost, ease of fabrication and inflicting mass casualty. Considering the gravity of the problem, a concerted effort by all the stakeholders including MHA, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, DPIIT and PESO, CAPFs, DGMS, NIA, IB, DRDO, State Police, District Administrations, Explosive Manufacturers, End users, Supply Chain Elements, NGOs and concerned citizens, etc is the need of the hour. Right steps, in the right direction, at the right times by the right agencies, will go a long way in defeating the menace and safeguarding the security interests of the country. Jai Hind !!!

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Intersectionality of diversity and discontent has always been a big challenge for social democracy. The ever-increasing divisive forces and exposition has created a culture of protests and agitations. The impatience of people in general has necessitated that the agencies cater to the instant demands immediately or face the consequences. The public probity demands that decisions be taken after due deliberations involving all stakeholders. And thus, any intermittent delay results in major public order problems.The emerging contours of internal security clearly indicates that tackling these conflicts will be a greater challenge in coming years. The governments will need to ensure peace instantly so that economic activities are not hampered. Some of these challenges are fueled by inimical forces outside the country as well as within too. Funded liberally by the anti-social elements as well. To tackle such trust deficit and disgruntlement Rapid Action Force (RAF) was brought into existence by the central government. It was carved out within CRPF to be a specialized force to deal with such critical issues of changing paradigm of public order. Distinct in their blue dungarees, the men and women of the RAF are trained professionals who understand mob psychology and are aware of the ethos and culture of the area.The need to understand the challenges of social democracy, why riots happen, identifying the cause-effect relationship and bringing in evidence-based approach and action plans has never been felt as much.A neutral and professional Force specialized in its task, which reaches at the site of crisis in a ‘moment’s time’. With the motto ‘to serve humanity with sensitive policing’ RAF responds to the vulnerable sections of the society promptly and provides succour to the victims. The necessity of such a specialized force to deal with such situations was a calling felt because CRPF was already burdened with and committed towards multifarious duties pertaining to Internal Security and Counter-Insurgency operations. The Government needed a force that could intervene in such law and order situations with special expertise, appropriate behavioural traits, attitudinal orientation and above all, literally responding in ‘Zero response time’ so that the situation is brought under control before it goes out of hand. For this reason, the RAF keep its units in constant readiness, 24X7. The distinct and sensitive nature of anti-communal riots and crowd control duties, necessitates the use

of non-lethal equipment. It also needs a different mind-set to deal with such situations. This duty is very different from the other armed Forces, which are trained to deal with insurgency and militancy. The personnel are, therefore, put through special pre-induction training. Communal clashes, student riots, farmers riots, etc. can no longer be quelled by lathis and weapons, but they call for psychological handling. It is more a mind game than a game of brute force.RAF often also adorns the role of effective immediate responders when dealing with rescue and relief operations during natural calamities and man-made disasters. It’s Units by virtue of their disposition in urban centers also plays the role of first responders before arrival of other forces in the event of terrorist attacks. Public awareness campaigns are held showcasing the fault lines and generating a community-based, community-led, community-owned policing system. As a torch bearer in such a system, RAF, by the very nature of it's ethos adopts legally correct methods in its handling and follows evidence-based policing. For strengthening the social security eco-system, citizen is not only a stakeholder, but also duty bound to maintain order. Imagine a situation where a few persons clash and then the rioters involve in burning buses and public property, where the civilians are just by-standers as they think it is the job of only the police or RAF to deal with them. If the citizens are empowered and are oriented to be dutybound, their indulgence in such matters, the public pressure, the peer pressure etc. will act as a force multiplier in preventing such losses. RAF in its charter of duties believes in educating people to be a harbinger of peace. With growing complexities of public order in future, RAF is expected to play an even large role of a stabilising neutral police force in various kind of law and order situations. It will have to dwell not only on what it possesses at present, but, also embark on constant review and upgradation of its capabilities. The challenges that lie ahead are to be taken as opportunities to further model the RAF as a principal force to maintain public order in the country. It has already commenced its march in this direction.

Harbinger of Peace – RAF

Rakesh Kumar SinghCommandant, 194 Bn

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bl Hkkxrh&nkSM+rh HkkSfrdrkoknh nqfu;k esa ,d 'kCn ,slk gS tks vkt dh frfFk esa yxHkx gj O;fÙkQ ds 'kCndks"k esa gS] og gS rukoA ;g ,d ,sls jk{kl dh rjg gS tks lEiw.kZ ekuo tkfr dks fuxyus ds fy, rS;kj gSA jko.k Hkh ,d jk{kl ekuk tkrk gS] ftlesa cgqr lh dfe;k¡ Fkh] ftudk pkjksa vksj çpkj fd;k x;k] ijUrq ogha nwljh vksj mlh jko.k esa cgqr lkjh vPNkb;k¡ Hkh FkhA og çdkaM fo}ku Fkk] ftldh ppkZ ges'kk xkS.k jghA dqN gn rd ;gh gkyr ruko :ih jk{klh 'kCn dk Hkh gSA bl O;kolkf;d cktkj esa ruko dk udkjkRed çpkj ,d çdkj ls equkiQs dk dkjksckj cu x;k gSA ftlds dkj.k cgqr lkjs yksxksa dh lEifr dks pkj pk¡n yx jgs gSaA fiQj pkgs og fpfdRlk txr gks] f'k{kk txr gks] /eZ çpkjd ckck vFkok mins'kd gksaA

ge vius cpiu dks ;kn djrs gSa fd dbZ ckj gekjh fcuk fdlh xyrh ds Hkh gekjs vfHkHkkod gesa MkaVrs Fks vkSj oks Hkh fcuk ruko ds] vkSj ge Hkh ruko jfgr gksdj MkaV lg ysrs Fks] ,oa dksbZ rukoxzLr ugha gksrk FkkA ij vkt ds ;qx esa ge vius cPpksa dh xyrh ij Hkh MkaVus ls igys Lo;a gh ruko esa vk tkrs gSa fd irk ugha gekjs MkaVus ls cPpk fdrus ruko esa vk tk,xk] dgha og dksbZ xyr dne u mBk ysA dekscsl ;gh fLFkfr cPpksa dh Hkh gksrh gS] vfHkHkkod dk ,d Hkh dBksj 'kCn oks lgu ugha dj ikrs gSa] vkSj ;gh ruko dk O;kikj gSA vkt ge fdlh vU; leL;k ls mrus ruko esa ugha vkrs ftrus ruko ds vkus ls rukoxzLr gks tkrs gSaA D;ksafd gesa lnk bldk udkjkRed çHkko gh crk;k x;k gS] dHkh bldk ldkjkRed i{k gesa ugha crk;k tkrk gS] D;ksafd ldkjkRed i{k txtkfgj djuk O;kolkf;d txr ds vuqdwy ugha gSA

dgk tkrk gS fd vko';drk gh vkfo"dkj dh tuuh gSA gekjs vkfnekuo dks tc o"kkZ us fHkxks;k rks os ruko esa vk;s] ,oa rc mUgsa lj Nqikus ds fy;s vkJ; dh vko';drk tku iM+h] rks bl çdkj ruko ds dkj.k gh vkt dk ekuo danjkvksa ls gksrk gqvk xxupqach bekjrksa rd vk igq¡pkA jkbV ca/q mM+rh fpfM+;k dks ns•dj ruko esa vk, rks gh vkt ge gokbZ liQj dk vkuUn mBk ik jgs gSaA

bl lcdks ns•rs gq, ge ruko dks dqN bl rjg ifjHkkf"kr dj ldrs gSa% ̂ ^euq"; ds 'kjhj ds vanj ;k cká okrkoj.k esa gq, ifjorZu ls bldh ekufld n'kk esa tks cnyko vkrk gS] ,oa ftlls mldh dk;Z {kerk çHkkfor gksrh gks] og çfØ;k ruko dgykrh gSA**

bl vk/kj ij ruko dks nks Hkkxksa esa ck¡Vk tk ldrk gS%

(1) ldkjkRed ruko

ruko dk O;kikj (2) udkjkRed ruko

(1) ldkjkRed ruko%& ldkjkRed ruko ;k /ukRed ruko og ekufld cnyko gS ftlls O;fÙkQ dh dk;Z djus dh {kerk c<+ tkrh gSA ijh{kk ds le; cPps ds i<+us dh {kerk vpkud c<+ tkrh gSA ;g ijh{kk :ih ruko gh gS tks cPps dh dk;Z{kerk dks c<+krk gSA ;g ldkjkRed ruko gSA dk;kZy; esa 'kh"kZ vf/dkjh ds fujh{k.k ds le; lHkh dfeZ;ksa dh dk;Z{kerk c<+ tkrh gSA ;g /ukRed ruko gSA

(2) udkjkRed ruko%& udkjkRed ruko ekufld cnyko dh og voLFkk gksrh gS ftlds iQyLo:i O;fÙkQ dh dk;Z{kerk ij çfrdwy çHkko iM+rk gS vkSj dke djus dh {kerk ?kV tkrh gSA ,d chekj O;fÙkQ dh dk;Z{kerk lkekU; dk;Z fnolksa dh vis{kk de gksrh gSA ml O;fÙkQ ds vanj ds gq, cnyko ds dkj.k mldh dk;Z{kerk ?kV x;h] tks fd udkjkRed ruko gSA fdlh dk;kZy; ds ,d deZpkjh dks yxkrkj MkaV iM+us ij mldh dk;Z{kerk lkekU; ls Hkh de gks tkrh gS] ;g Hkh udkjkRed ruko gSA

bl iwjs ruko dks ,d xzkiQ ds ekè;e ls le>k tk ldrk gS%

xzkiQ ds tfj;s ge ;g le> ldrs gSa fd ,d fcUnq rd ruko ds c<+us ls dk;Z{kerk Hkh c<+ jgh gS] ijUrq ml fcUnq ds ckn ;fn fdlh O;fÙkQ dks vkSj ruko fn;k tkrk gS rks mldh dk;Z{kerk fujarj ?kVrh pyh tkrh gSA ml 'kh"kZ fcUnq dks vuqdwyre ruko dh laKk nh tk ldrh gSA ;g çR;sd O;fÙkQ ds fy;s çR;sd ifjfLFkfr esa fHkUu&fHkUu gksrk gSA

ijarq fdlh Hkh ekuo dh dk;Z{kerk u rks 'kwU; gksrh gS] u gh mldk ruko gh 'kwU; gksrk gSA ekSr ds i'pkr gh ;g nksuksa 'kwU; gksrs gSaA ge fliQZ dqN cnyko dj vuqdwyre ruko ds Lrj dks c<+k dj O;fÙkQ dh dk;Z{kerk c<+k ldrs gSaA ,d vPNs vfHkHkkod] çf'k{kd rFkk Vhe eSustj ds Lrj ij ge O;fÙkQ ds vuqdwyre ruko Lrj dks c<+k ldrs gSaA y{; fu/kZj.k djus ls ruko gksrk gS] rFkk y{; dh çkfIr ls gekjk ruko •Re gksrk gSA ijUrq ,d y{; çkfIr ds rqjUr ckn gh ekuo vxyk y{; fu/kZfjr dj ysrk gS] ;gh O;fÙkQ dk

jfo 'kadj feJk f}rh; deku vf/dkjhdsUnzh; fjtZo iqfyl cy

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fodkj gSA vr% vuqdwyre ncko ds Lrj dks c<+kdj gh ge O;fÙkQ dh dk;Z{kerk dks c<+k ldrs gSaA

dqN ckrsa ftUgsa è;ku esa j•dj ge O;fÙkQ dh dk;Z{kerk c<+k ldrs gSa] fuEufyf•r gSa%

(1) LokLF;% O;fÙkQ dh dk;Z{kerk ml O;fÙkQ ds LokLF; ij fuHkZj djrh gSA ,slk dgk Hkh x;k gS fd LoLFk 'kjhj esa gh LoLFk eu dk fuokl gksrk gSA vr% gesa vius •ku&iku ij fo'ks"k è;ku nsuk pkfg,A ikSf"Vd rFkk le; ij fd;k tkus okyk Hkkstu gesa LoLFk j•rk gSA blds lkFk gh]Hkkstu ds lkFk&lkFk O;k;ke] ;ksx] •sydwn vkfn Hkh LokLF; ds fy;s vko';d gSaA vr% gesa bUgsa Hkh vius nSfud thou esa 'kkfey djuk pkfg,A

(2) f'k{kk% f'k{kk liQyrk ds }kj •ksyrh gS] fiQj pkgs og f'k{kk O;kogkfjd gks vFkok O;kolkf;dA ge ftl {ks=k esa dk;Z djrs gSa ml {ks=k dh xgu tkudkjh gesa ogka okafNr liQyrk nsrh gSA f'k{kk gesa ml {ks=k dh dfBukb;ksa ls voxr djkrh gS] ,oa mlds fy, gesa igys ls gh rS;kj djrh gS] ftlls gekjh ncko lgus dh {kerk c<+ tkrh gSA

(3) #fp iSnk djuk% gesa ;g tku ysuk vko';d gS fd euq"; ,d e'khu ugha gSA vr% çR;sd euq"; dks vius dk;Z ds vykok ,d #fp Hkh j•uh pkfg,A •kyh le; esa gesa viuh #fp ij è;ku nsuk pkfg, tks gekjs ekufld ruko dks nwj djrh gSA bPNk ds fo:¼ 100 ehVj dh nkSM+ Hkh ruko iSnk dj nsrh gS] ogha iQqVcky ds eSnku esa ,d nks ?kaVs rd nkSM+us ls Hkh f•ykM+h Fkdrk ugha gS] D;ksafd ;g mldh #fp gSA #fp i<+uk] fy•uk] xkuk lquuk] lekt lsok djuk vkfn dqN Hkh gks ldrh gSA

(4) y{; fu/kZfjr djuk% gesa viuk y{; cM+k j•uk pkfg,A y{; fu/kZfjr djus ds lkFk gh ruko çkjaHk gksrk gS] ogha y{; çkfIr ls ruko nwj gksrk gSA bls NksVh&NksVh bdkbZ;ksa esa ck¡V dj NksVs&NksVs y{;ksa dks çkIr dj cM+s y{; dks çkIr djuk vklku gks tkrk gS] tSls ,d&,d lh<+h p<+rs&p<+rs Nr ij igq¡pukA

(5) dk;Z LFky dk okrkoj.k vPNk j•uk% ;fn gekjs dk;ZLFky pkgs og ?kj] Ldwy] dk;kZy; vkfn dqN Hkh gks] dk okrkoj.k ldkjkRed gks] rFkk lHkh dfeZ;ksa ds chp vPNs laca/ gksa] vfHkHkkod&larku] f'k{kd&f'k";] vf/dkjh&dkfeZd ds chp ;fn laca/ lkSgknZiw.kZ gksa rks fuf'pr :i ls dk;Z{kerk Hkh c<+rh gS] vkSj ijLij lg;ksx djus ls y{; Hkh lqxerk ls çkIr fd;k tk ldrk gSA

(6) •kyh cSBus ls cpuk% dgk tkrk gS fd •kyh fnekx 'kSrku dk ?kj gksrk gSA ;fn ge ?kj esa •kyh cSBrs gSa rks blls udkjkRed lksp dks c<+kok feyrk gSA mnkgj.k ds fy,] lM+d fdukjs iRFkj rksM+rk ,d etnwj de ruko esa jgrk gS] tcfd laHkzkar ?kj dk ,d i<+k&fy•k O;fÙkQ ;fn •kyh cSBk gks rks og rqyukRed :i ls vf/d rukoxzLr jgrk gSA vr% blls csgrj ;g gS fd ge viuh #fp esa O;Lr gks tk,¡ ,oa Lo;a dks O;Lr j•us dh dksf'k'k djsaA

ges ;g le>uk gksxk dh ruko gekjs thou dk vfHkUu vax cu x;k gSA

ge blls nwj Hkkx ugha ldrs gSa oju gesa blls yM+uk gksxkA

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Naxalism as an ideology over last five years have lost its grip on the local populace due to several reasons in Chhatisgarh and particularly in South Bastar. It is pertinent to mention that South bastar includes Sukma, Bijapur and Dantewada.

The various reasons attributed to the decay of red terror and their strong organisations are as follows:-

1. Trust, governance and development deficit have been addressed to a large extant.

2. Policy of clearing, holding and building is religiously followed, which includes venturing in deep by security forces, opening of new camps and development of the area by different government agencies. Building of roads to the remote parts has played a crucial role.

3. Exposure of developmental projects to the people of the region.

4. Laying of electricity lines in many pockets.

5. Disenchantment of local youths from Naxalism.

Once spread over in more than 20 states, red menace has now been restricted to 90 districts of 11 states. Of these, 30 districts in 5 states have witnessed maximum violence. The downward trend in LWE violence graph has been noticed in past few years. 19 percent decline in naxal incidents has been recorded in the year 2019 as compared to 2018.

In 2019 overall naxal incidents were 670 as compared to 833 in 2018 across the country. Chhattisgarh reported 263 naxal incidents in 2019 as compared to 392 in 2018. Though Chhattisgarh continues to be worst affected state with maximum number of incidents, a steep decline is noticed.

The strong citadels of Naxals have been tottering in Balrampur, Jaspur, Dhamtari, Gariyaband,

Ten Years Down the Line Naxal Problems in Chhattisgarh

kanker, and Kondagaon districts. The naxals are trying hard to save their organisation. Moreover the security forces have put a big dent on hitherto the strongest citadels of Sukma, Bijapur, Dantewada and Narayanpur.

The concrete road has been laid from Gorgonda to Burkapal in South Sukma which has seen immense blood bath. Many gallant personnel had paid heavy price for it by giving supreme sacrifice to the nation. Who can forget the incident of Tadmetla and Burkapal. Building of this road has eased the pressure on the movement of security forces. In a year or so this road will be extended up to Jagargunda and hopefully connected with Kondasawli camp in Dantewada district.

In the days to come new forces’ camp have been planned to be established on following axes:-1. Chintagufa – Bheji2. Jagargunda – Tarem3. Pamed – Usoor4. Kistaram – Chintalnar5. Gangaloor – Mirtoor

MHA has marked 7 CRPF battalions for these axes. In addition teams of CoBRA, DRG and STF will be also placed along.

The way the top naxal commanders have been neutralised in last three years by security forces, it seems the intelligence system have been strengthened by making inroads to the core area. Moreover many commanders and ground cadres have either surrendered or apprehended due to insurmountable pressure of security forces.

New recruitment has gone down to a new low in past three years. Only those pockets have witnessed recruitment which is very remote and not developed so far. Development has kindled a ray of hope among youths in the region.

The revenue of naxals come through Tendu leaves, mining, PWD, extortion, confiscation of

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wealth and many other sources whose details are as follows:-

50 % from Tendu leaves15 % from mining9 % from PWD7 % from extortion8 % from confiscation of wealth & income11 % from other sources.

The kitty of revenue has depleted over the period due to vigilant policing through intelligence network and operations. Many of prominent naxals who were instrumental in generating revenue have been arrested or forced to surrender.

Due to ageing leadership, death of leaders like Ramanna and surrender of leaders like Gudsa Usendi the naxal organisation has a vacuum of middle and top leadership. It has created a crisis in once upon mighty organisation which appears to be a big chink on the armour.

Problems of co-ordination and co-operation are perceptible due to absence of strong links in form of telgu leaders, many of whom are either arrested/surrendered or killed. The issue of leadership has also aggravated the problems of Naxals. The top commanders or leaders are from Telangana or Andhra Pradesh and most of them are in their late 50s and 60s. Many of these leaders or commanders are suffering with multiple morbidities due to which they are not able to execute operation on the ground.

Of late CPI(Maoists) have lost its key man, strategist and ground commander Ramanna in special operational zone due to illness. This man happened to be the secretary DKSZC before his death and was the main mover of the bloody naxal movement in South Bastar. His death has broken the back of the naxal movement in South Bastar.

Tribal Naxal commanders on the ground have also an aspiration to be part of key affairs of the organization. Over the period the tribal ground commanders have been exposed to the governance and this is the very reason as to why they have strong desire to be the part of the core group. It is imperative to mention that the tribal

commanders though good on ground have little links in the outer world for the logistic and other supports.

Hidma, the commander of first battalion PLGA hogged limelight in Tadmetla incident in 2010. He raised his stature after executing the Bheji and Burkapal incidents in 2017. It forced the top naxal leaders to take him in Top committee of CPI (Maoists). This may open the eyes of others from tribal group and encourage them to be part of the bigger league. This can generate crisis of power struggle if their wanting goes unfulfilled. The inner conflict may lead to fissure in the organisation.

Cracks produced through differences of haves and have nots will lead to formation of small splinter groups which will vie for dominance. Internecine war will start among these groups thus. Groups like TSPC, PLFI, JJMP and CPI(ND) of Jharkhand will be born in Chhatisgarh. Such groups will not be governed as strictly by strong principles as CPI(Maoists) is. Most of these will slip into extortion business to survive and cater their needs. Inner fighting and self interest of these factions will doom the naxal movement in Chhatisgarh.

Though new area like MMCTZZC have been established but quick response by security forces have put a big dent on the newly formed committee. Due to force multipliers like Heron, other UAVs, human intelligence, heli born operation, use of modern gadgets etc., the naxal dominated fringe area will slip out of their hands.

Support group of naxals CNM and others will lose their mass appeal due to fast developmental work in the area. The support of local masses will wither away due to their disenchantment from the leadership. Naxal’s violence will come to very low and if CPI (Maoists) does not join mainstream after giving up weapons like CPI(ML) will cease to exist. It will be dismantled into petty extortionist groups which can be easily strangled by security forces.

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In the present scenario of COVID-19, when none of the nation could avoid this disease, a great halt on this planet was observed. The entire working got stopped. Our country faced no different situation. The front liners like our force, CRPF had a great role to play. The

pandemic disrupted the normal lifestyle of people across the globe and the virtual world came to the rescue.RTC Rajgir had organised an online training programme too. Our motto says ‘SERVICE AND LOYALTY’ so we will never stop to serve and train new jawans. Efforts were made by this institution to ensure a smooth transition to the virtual world. The roar of the infectious virus has stopped face to face classes. So RTC Rajgir is conducting an HCPC Course which is based on 2 phases i.e., HCPC SL. No. 29 Phase-1 w.e.f 14/09/2020 to 10/11/2020 & HCPC SL. No. 29 Phase- 2 w.e.f 16/11/2020 to 12/01/2021.RTC Rajgir is playing the role of nodal TTH. The rest of TTH are ZTC Musabani, GC Ranchi, GC

Virtual Training at RTC RajgirBhubneshwar, ANTS Salboni, ANTS Koraput. Further details of all TTHs are as under:

Sl.No. Name of TTH Allotted Reported present

01 ANTS Salboni 31 27 2702 ANTS Koraput 60 49 4903 GC Ranchi 60 57 5604 GC Bhuwaneshwar 150 149 14805 ZTC Musabani 200 173 14906 RTC Rajgir 100 90 90Total 601 545 519

RTC Rajgir is conducting indoor classes on online platform in these TTHs. Such type of practices will be continued till the pandemic gets over.Virtual classes have led to many benefits, for example we got to know and discovered good and talented speakers. Moreover the organising cost of the course was far lesser in comparison to the time when physical attendance was required. This was due to the absence of journey fare etc. Our Jawan will get timely promotion and it showed our passion that amidst all the hurdles in COVID-19 we can achieve our goals & CRPF is ready to move ahead in any hour of crisis or any calamity.

Opening address by Brig. K. Birendra Singh, Principal RTC, Rajgir

Firoz Ali, Dy. Comdt.(RTC, Rajgir)

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eukst HkEHkkuh210 dkscjk cVkfy;u

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Digital Signature: OverviewWhy print, sign and scan when you can digitally sign?”Digital Signature: India is a country that has manoeuvred its way through tough times and hurdles; sometimes slowly, often rapidly, but always moving forward. With a view to provide legal recognition to ecommerce and e-transactions, facilitate e-governance and prevent computer-based crimes, Government of India enacted Information Technology Act, 2000. Today Digital Signature is one of the most important and widely used cryptographic tools to authentic the digital data in the web based environment.

Overview Generally, we all have seen handwritten signatures on official letters or messages. These signatures are normally used to bind signatory to the letter or message.The authenticity of many legal, financial, and other documents is determined by the presence or absence of an authorized signature. Similarly, a digital signature is a technique that binds a person/entity to the digital data. As per provisions of IT Act, 2000 and its amendment Act, 2008, the digital signatures are now accepted at par with handwritten signatures and are more secure.

Why Digital Signature? Digital signatures are used to detect unauthorized modifications to data (i.e. to detect the integrity of the signed data) and to authenticate the identity of the signatory. In addition, the recipient of signed data can use a digital signature as evidence in demonstrating to a third party that the signature was, in fact, generated by the claimed signatory. This is known as non-repudiation. In short, we can say that digital signatures are used to provide Authenticity, Integrity and Non-repudiation to electronic documents and use Internet as the safe and secure medium for eCommerce and e-Governance.

What is Digital Signature? Digital signature is a mathematical technique

used to validate the authenticity and integrity of a digital document, message or software. A digital signature is represented in a computer as a string of bits. For creating digital signatures, the signer is required to obtain a Digital Signature Certificate from a Certifying Authority (CA) licensed by the Controller of Certifying Authorities (CCA) under the Information Technology (IT) Act, 2000. The private key used for creating the signature is stored in cryptographic hardware token. As the public key of the signer is known, anybody can verify the message and the digital signature. Digital Signature of a person, therefore, varies from document to document thus ensuring authenticity of each word of that document. Digital signatures use a standard, called Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), to provide the highest levels of security and universal acceptance. Digital signatures are document content dependent and changes with content of the message.

How Digital Signatures work? Digital signature is an important application of Public key cryptography. Using a public key algorithm, such as RSA, one can generate two keys (i.e. Public and Private Keys) that are mathematically related. The key pair owner is the only entity that is authorized to use the private key to generate a digital signature. In signature generation process, the private key of the signer is used to generate a digital signature. The public key of the signer is used in the signature verification process. Anyone having public key of the signer can verify a digitally signed message. The security of a digital signature system is fully dependent upon the maintenance of secrecy of signatory’s private keys.

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Creation of Digital Signature An appropriate approved cryptographic hash function is used in the signature generation process to obtain a condensed version (i.e. digest) of the data to be signed. The condensed version of the data is often called a message digest or hash. The message digest or hash is input to the digital signature algorithm to generate the digital signature. The private key of signer is then used to encrypt the message digest or hash. Hash value of a message when encrypted with the private key of a person is his digital signature on that e-document. As the public key of the signer is known, anybody can verify the message and the digital signature.

Digital Signature Certificate (DSC) A Digital Signature Certificate is a certificate or digital identity issued by a Certifying Authority (CA) to the holder for establishing his credentials while doing online transactions or e-business on the Digital certificate contains name of certificate holder, serial number which is used to uniquely identify a certificate, expiration date, certificate holder's public key, digital signature of the certificate issuing authority (CA i.e. a trusted third party). Digital Certificates follows Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) meaning data that has been digitally signed by a private key can only be decrypted by its corresponding public key. Digital certificates are based on the ITU standard X.509 which defines a standard certificate format for public key certificates.

Hence, digital certificates are sometimes also referred to as X.509 certificates. Digital Signature Certificates are used for sending/receiving digitally signed/encrypted emails, carrying out secure web-based transactions, identification of participants webbased transactions, e-Tendering, e-Procurement, e-filing of income tax returns, signing documents and plays a pivotal role in creating a paperless office.

Digital Signature Types In accordance to the guidelines of IT-Act and the X.509 Certificate Policy, for India-PKI published by Controller of Certifying Authorities (CCA), the types of digital signatures that can be purchased from the licensed CA as per requirement are as under. • Signature Certificate • Encryption Certificate • Sign & Encrypt Certificate Signature Certificate The signature certificates are used by individuals or organizations only for digitally signing documents (or emails) and for online transactions purpose on the web. Signing with digital signature gives the assurance of not only the authentication of the signer but also the integrity of data. It is proof of untampered and unaltered data. Encryption Certificate Encryption certificates are used for receiving

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encrypted messages which are encrypted using subscriber’s public key. Encryption certificate can only be used for encrypting a digital document. Encryption certificates are popularly used in tender portal, to help companies encrypt the documents and upload. Encrypt certificates are fit for e-commerce documents, legal documentation and sharing documents that are confidential and contains information that needs to be protected. Sign and Encrypt Certificate Sign and encrypt certificates can be used for both signing and encrypting. With Sign and encrypt DSC, it is convenient for the users who need to authenticate and maintain confidentiality of the information shared.

Classes of Digital Certificates In accordance to the guidelines of IT-Act and X.509 Certificate Policy for India-PKI published by CCA. There are mainly three classes of Digital Signature Certificates and each class is used for different purposes : Class 1 Certificate Class 1 digital certificates are issued to an individual for personal use. It is mandatory for an individual, applying for a class 1 certificate, to have a valid e-mail id. These certificates are least popular in India. Class 1 certificates are often used to sign documents of a personal nature and not for business uses. These certificates cannot be used for legal business documents as they are validated based only on an email ID and username.Class 2 Certificate Class 2 certificates are issued for both business personnel and private individuals use. These certificates are generally issued to the Director/signatory of the companies for e-filing with ROC (i.e. Registrar of Companies). Class 2 certificates are oftenly used for moderate risk of transactions e.g. Income Tax e-filing, Goods and Services Tax (GST) returns & MCA-21. A person applying for a class 2 certificate has to present a valid identity proof as well as the address proof. Class 3 Certificate Class 3 certificates are high assurance certificates.

These are issued only after applicant identity verification has been carried out by a RA (i.e. Registration Authority). Earlier, these certificates were issued to applicants only after their personal (physical) appearance before the CA. As per new guidelines of CCA, the applicants will now have to record their video and send it to the CA through a dedicated link. These certificates are primarily used in such environments where threats to data or the consequences of a security failure are high e.g. e-tendering, e-procurement, online participation/bidding in e-auction, Banks (internet banking), IRCTC e-Ticketing (Railway Ticketing Agents) etc.

USB Crypto Token USB Crypto Token is required to download the Digital Signature Certificate. Key pair gets generated along with Digital Certificate while downloading. A hard token is a password-protected physical USB device in which the digital signature is stored. The terms “Hardware token“, “Crypto token", "USB token", "e-token", "dongle" and "digital signature token" are used interchangeably. The Digital Signature Certificate cannot be used without private key. The X.509 Certificate Policy for India PKI mandates that the private key of the DSC of the subscriber should be stored only in a Hardware Cryptographic Module /token. Popular USB Token are: e-Pass, mToken, watchdata.

Hence, I can conclude that this is high time for all of us to use the technology in adopting paperless office with our eyes firmly on the goal of bringing real change for our people and making India a true world leader.

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ACHIEVEMENTS

JAMMU & KASHMIR THEATER

04/09/2020

CRPF troops (176 Bn) under command of Sh D N Srivastava, AC along with 29 RR, SOG JKP Pattan carried out Cordon and Search operation. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and terrorist. During encounter troops neutralized 03 militants identified as Shafqat Ahmad R/o Delina, Baramulla, Hanan Bilal sofi R/o Old Town Baramulla and Imteyaz Ahmad Mir R/o Kupwara and recovered AK-47 Rifle-02 Nos, Pistol-01 No, AK-47 rounds-14 nos, Pistol rounds-04 nos, AK-47 Mag-04 nos, pouches-03 nos. During encounter troops fired 148 rounds of AK-47. During the course of encounter one army Major and 02 Police personnel sustained bullet injuries and Unit drone (UAV) got damaged. Recovered dead body of militants and arms/amns handed over to State Police.

07/09/2020

An encounter broke out between troops of 02 RR, SOG Budgam & terrorists during Cordon and Search operation. On receipt of information CRPF troops (44 Bn) joined the operation. Post encounter search troops recovered dead body of slain JeM terrorist identified as Aaqib Ahmad Lone S/o Ghulam Mohd Lone R/o Aglar Kandi, Rajpora, Pulwama, Chinese Pistol- 01, Chinese Grenade-02, AK Rds -12 nos with AK-47 Mag, Mobile Phone with SIM, Baynot along with cover-01 no and other misc items. All recoveries handed over to State Police. FIR being lodged.

11/09/2020

1) CRPF troops (179 Bn) under command of Insp/GD Surender along with SOG Sopore and 22 RR carried out Joint Cordon and Search operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 militant & 02 OGWs of Al-Bader outfit as -1) Un-categorized militant namely Ishfaq Ahmad Pandit s/o Rayees

Ahmad Pandit r/o Bunpora, Dangerpora, U/Ps-Sopore of Al-Bader outfit.

2) OGW namely Abdul Majed Dar s/o Abdul Rashid Dar, Dangerpora, Sopore Distt-Baramulla (J&K) of Al-Bader outfit.

3) OGW namely Mubashir Ahmad Dar S/o Ghulam mohi-ud-din Dar both residents of Dangerpora, Sopore Distt-Baramulla (J&K) of Al-Bader outfit. and recovered 01 pistol, 12 rds of Pistol, 20 Rds of 7.62x39 mm, 01 hand Grenade and 02 Magazines of Pistol from their possession. Apprehended militants and OGWs with recoveries handed over to PS Sopore.

15/09/2020

CRPF troops (75 Bn) under command of Sh Narender Yadav, 2 I/C of 75 Bn along with SOG Srinagar carried out Cordon and Search operation. During operation, troops apprehended 02 JeM terrorists namely 1. Manzoor Ahmad Sofi S/o Nazir Ahmad Sofi R/o Natipora, Srinagar and 2. Hilal Ahmad Parray S/o Mohd Ismail and recovered Pistol-01 No, 9 mm Ammunition- 35 nos rounds, Grenade-01 no and Magazine-02 nos. Apprehended terrorists with recoveries handed over to State Police.

17/09/2020

CRPF troops (28, 73, 117 & 144) under command of Sh Rahul Mathur, DC along with State Police carried out Cordon and Search operation. During operation an encounter broke out with terrorist in which Sh Rahul Mathur, DC got bullet injury (2 bullets, one on the left side of the chest and another in the lower abdomen) and was evacuated to 92 Base Hospital of Army in critical condition. During encounter troops killed 03 militants identified as 1. Zakir Ahmed Paul S/o Nisar Ahmed Paul r/o Aloora Imam Shahib, Distt- Shopian (HM), 2. Ubair Mustaq Bhat S/o Mustaq Ahmed Bhat r/o Badragund, Kulgam (HM) and 3 Adil Hussain Bhat S/o Rashid Bhat r/o Chersoo,

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Awantipora ( Al-Badar) and recovered 03 Pistols. In the aftermath of above encounter unruly mob gathered at encounter site and started stone pelting upon troops. Dead body of slain terrorists with recovered Pistols handed over to State Police.During encounter troops fired 7.62x39 mm -678 rounds, 9 mm- 23 rounds and UBGL -28 rounds and F/no. 0850710641 CT/GD Ajay Kumar sustained minor injuries on left cheek and MPV mirrors got broken and Radio Set got damaged.

18/09/2020

CRPF troops (130 Bn) under command of Sh Akhand Pratap Singh, AC along with 42 RR and State Police placed Naka. During operation troops apprehended 01 suspect identified as Sameer Ahmed Tantray, ( Age-24 yrs) S/O Ghulam Mohd. Tantray r/o Bargam PS/PD-Awantipora, Pulwama (J&K). OGW of HM outfit. Apprehended OGW handed over to PS Awantipora.

20/09/2020

CRPF troops (92, 179 & Range QAT) under command of Sh Harendra Kr Verma, AC along with 22 RR and SOG Wadoora carried out Cordon and Search Operation/ Raid operation. During operation troops apprehended 02 OGW’s of Al-Bader Outfit namely 1. Zahid Farooq Sheikh, S/O Farooq Ahmad Sheikh, R/O Idipora Bomai and 2 Sharef-u-Din Ahanger, S/O Gh Mohd. Ahanger, R/O Idipora Bamai and recovered Hand Grenades-01 No., UGBL Thrower-01 No., AK-47 Rds-74 AK Magzines-02 Nos, and Combat Pouch-01 Nos. Apprehended OGW’s along with recoveries were handed over to PS Bomai.

21/09/2020

CRPF troops (181 Bn) under command of Sh R.S. Yadav, 2 I/C along with 53 RR, SOG Budgam and State Police carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation the militants hiding in the suspected house hurled a grenade and opened fire targeting the troops. Troops retaliated effectively and fired 7.65x39 mm 35 rounds. Post encounter search troops recovered 01 dead body of slain militants identified as Ashif

Muzaffar, age-25 yrs, S/o Muzaffar Ahmad Shah belonging to Jaish-e-Mohammad Tanzeem r/o Sambora, Pampore, Distt Pulwama along with Pistol 9mm-01 no with 01 Magazine. During encounter 01 person of 53 RR got minor splinter injury. Recovered dead body with arms handed over to State Police.

24/09/2020

CRPF troops (180 Bn) under command of Sh Mahale Gorakh, 2-I/C, along with 42 RR, SOG Tral and JKP carried out Cordon and Search operation. During operation terrorist lobbed grenade targeting the troops followed by firing. Troops retaliated effectively and fired 30 rounds of AK-47 in retaliation. During encounter troops killed 01 militant identified as Irfan-ul-haq Dar S/o Amin Dar R/o Gadikhal, Ps-Awantipora of Al-badar outfit. Post encounter search troops recovered dead body of slain militant, Pistol-01 no, Pistol Rounds-05 nos and Pistol Magazine-01 no. The dead body and recovered arms/amns handed over to SSP PD Awantipora.

24/09/2020

CRPF troops (116 Bn) under command of Sh T L Haokip, AC along with 3rd RR, SOG Srigufwara and State Police carried out Cordon and Search operation. During operation, an encounter broke out between terrorist and the troops. During exchange of fire local people gathered in large number around the operation site and started pelting stone upon the troops. To disperse the mob troops fired TSM PAG -06 nos. During encounter troops neutralized 02 LeT Militants in which 01 was unidentified as foreign terrorist and 01 is local militant identified as Adil Ahmad Bhat R/o Laroo, Kakapora 01 AK-47 rifle and 01Insas rifle was recovered in this operation.

26/09/2020

CRPF troops (164 Bn) under command of Sh Bhagat Singh Rawat, AC along with SOG Dooru and 19 RR carried out Area Domination/ Mobile Patrolling/ Random Naka. During operation troops apprehended 01 militant namely Talib Ayoub Bhat S/o Late Mohd Ayoub Bhat, age-23

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yrs, r/o Dehruna, Ps-Dooru, Distt- Anantnag and recovered Pistol-01, Ammunition-08 rounds, Hand Grenade-01 no and Pistol Mag-01 no. Apprehended militant with recoveries handed over to State Police. FIR lodged.

26/09/2020

CRPF troops (92 Bn) under command of Insp/GD Athoi Shimprui along with 32 RR, SOG Kralgund and State Police carried out Cordon and Search operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 terrorist namely Akeel Ahmad Parray s/o Wali Mohd Parray, r/o Mandigam, PS Kralgund, Distt Kupwara and recovered Pistol-01 no, Rounds-05 nos and Mag-01 no. Apprehended terrorist with recoveries handed over to PS Kralgund.

27/09/2020

CRPF troops (110 Bn) under command of Sh Amzad Raja, AC along with 50 RR, SOG Pampore and State Police carried out Cordon and Search operation. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and terrorist. During encounter troops neutralized 02 militants who were later identified as 1. Ajaz Ahmed Reshi @ Jaja Karate Outfit-LeT S/o Abdul Salam R/o Alamdhar Mohalla, Samboora, PS Pampore and 2. Sajad Ahmed Sofi @ Hammad Bhai, Outfit-LeT, S/o Ghulam Mohd sofi R/O Lakripora, PS Awantipora and recovered AK series rifle- 02 nos, 7.62x39 mm live rounds -10 nos, magazines of AK-04 nos and Magzine pouch-02 nos. During encounter unruly mob gathered and started pelting stone upon troops. To control the mob troops fired LR Shell Pava -17 nos, Chilli Shell Pava-1 no and PAG Carts no.9- 3 nos.

28/09/2020

CRPF troops (185 Bn) under command of Sh Murli Dhar Jha, AC along with 50 RR and State Police carried out joint naka. During operation troops apprehended 01 TRF militant namely Faisal Rashid Dar S/O Abdul Rashid Dar R/o Khankah Bagh, PS Pampore, Distt- Pulwama (J&K). Apprehended outfit handed over to Ps Pampore.

01/10/20

CRPF troops (178 Bn) under command of Sh S.K. Singh, DC along with SOG Zainapora and 44 RR carried out Mobile Check Patrolling/Naka. During operation troops apprehended 02 Al-Badar terrorists namely 1. Shafayat Amin Shah S/o Md Amin Shah and Umar Showkat Shah S/o Showkat Shah R/o Nagbal and recovered Chinese Pistol-01 no and Pistol round- 09 Rds. Apprehended terrorists with recoveries handed over to State Police.

06/10/20

CRPF troops (178 Bn) under command of Sh Sanjeev Kumar Singh, DC along with 44 RR, SOG Zainapora and State Police carried out Cordon and Search operation. During operation unknown terrorist lobbed grenade from the target house towards the troops and encounter broke out between troops and terrorist. During operation troops fired 7.62x39 mm ammunition-210 rounds. Post encounter search troops recovered 03 dead bodies of slain unidentified terrorists, AK series weapon -01 no and Pistol-02 nos. During encounter unruly mob gathered and started stone pelting upon troops. To control the mob troops fired TSM L/R Soft Nose-14 nos, Stun Shell Normal-02 nos, PAG shot No.09- 11 nos, and Stun Shell Pava-01. Dead body of slain terrorist with recovered arms handed over to State Police.

10/10/20

CRPF troops (18 Bn) under command of Sh. Gaurav Singh, Comdt. Along with 1st RR and State Police carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and terrorists. During encounter troops neutralized 02 militants namely Tariq (Zangalpora, category “C” HM outfit) and Sameer (Pakistani, Category “A” ) and recovered Rifle M4- 01 no, Pistol- 01 no, Magz M4- 03 nos, Magz Pistol- 01 no. All recovery along with dead body handed over to State Police.

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10/10/20

CRPF troops (182 Bn) under command of Sh. Sujit Bhaskar Rao, AC, along with 55 RR and SOG carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and terrorists. During encounter troops neutralized 02 terrorist namely Zahid Ahmad Bhat (S/O- Nazir Ahmad Bhat, R/O- Drubgam, Distt: Pulwama, Category “A”, LeT outfit) and 01 unidentified foreign militant. Troops also recovered two rifles of AK Series.

12/10/20

CRPF troops (Valley QAT, DIG SNR South & North) under command of Sh. Narendra Yadav, 2IC, Valley QAT long with SOG Cargo carried out Joint Cordon and Search Operation. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and terrorists. During encounter troops neutralized 02 terrorists Saifulla @ Daaniyal (LeT Commander, R/O- Pakistan A++) and Irshad Ahmed Dar @ Abu Usmana (S/O- Md. Yusuf Dar, R/O- Trichal, Pulwama, LeT) and recovered following: AK Series: 01 no, M4 Rifle-01 no, Chinese Pistol- 01 no, Mag AK 47- 04 Nos, Mag M4 Rif- 04 nos, Chinese Pistol Maz-01 nos, Combat Pouch- 02 nos. All recoveries handed over to State Police. During encounter following damage occurred- Ashoak Leylad -01 no, Mahindra Rakshak: 01 no. During the incident following personnel sustained injuries: NO 145252578 CT/GD Amit Gawde 181 Bn, NO 075122448 CT/GD Khandare Roshan 28 Bn, NO 145122167 CT/GD Shingad Sanay 54 Bn and NO 075112113 CT/GD Parvender Kumar SNR North QAT.

14/10/20

CRPF troop’s (178 Bn) under command of Sh. Sanjeev Kumar, DC, along with 34 RR and SOG Imamsahib carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and terrorists. During encounter 02 unidentified terrorists were neutralized and following recoveries were made AK-47: 01 no, Pistol: 01 no, Magz. Pistol-01 no and Magz. AK 47: 01 no. All recovery handed

over to State Police. During encounter troops fired 48 AK RDS: During the encounter mob pelted stone on the troops. 17/10/20

CRPF troops (164 Bn) under command of Sh. Shai. A, AC, along with 2nd PARA, 19 RR and SOG Kokernag carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and terrorists. During encounter troops neutralized 01 unidentified terrorist and recovered AK 47- 01 no, 7.62X39mm: 91 nos, Hand Grenade: 02 nos, Magz AK 47: 03 nos, Pouch: 01 no and some personnel items.

18/10/20

CRPF troop’s (176 Bn) under command of SI/GD Satyapal Yadav, along with State Police carried out Joint Naka. During operation troops apprehended 01 LeT OGW Isfaq Ahmad Bhat (S/O- Gulam Ahmad, Vill- Munduyari, Baramulla) and recovered Hand Grenade: 01 no and Pakistan flag:01 no. Apprehended suspect along with recovery handed over to State Police.

18/10/20

CRPF troops (53 Bn) under command of Sh. Parveen Kumar, AC, along with 52 RR and SOG carried out NAKA. During operation troops apprehended 02 OGW Jaffar Ahmed Beigh (S/O- Abdul Gaffar Beigh, r/o- Nanwai Beigh, Baramulla, 23 Yrs) and Tanveer (S/O- Abdul Rashid Khan, r/o- Nanwai Beigh, Baramulla, 25 Yrs) LeT Group OGWs and recovered Hand Grenade: 01 no, UBGL Grenade- 01 no and AK 47- 82 nos. Apprehended OGW along with recoveries handed over to State Police.

19/10/20

CRPF troops (178 Bn) under command of Sh. Anuruddha Pratap, AC along with 55 RR and SOG Zainapore carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and terrorist. During encounter troops neutralized 02 unidentified terrorists and recovered AK 47 Rifle: 01 no and

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Pistol: 01 no. During encounter troops fired 7.62X39 mm: 147 Rds. During encounter L&O Situation arised, to control the situation troops fired: TSM LR (Improvised); 03 nos, TSM (CS) LR PAVA: 03 nos, TSM Shell (Normal): 07 nos, Shot NO 9: 14 nos, and Oleoresin TSM LR: 02 nos. All recoveries handed over to State Police.

20/10/20

CRPF troops (183 Bn) under command of Sh. D.S.Negi, Comdt. Along with 50 RR and SOG carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and terrorist. During encounter troops neutralized 03 terrorist Nazim Ahmad Dar @ Rehaan Bhai (S/O- Ab Ahmad Dar, R/O- Hakripora, PS: Pulwama, LeT) and 02 unidentified suspected foreign terrorists. Post search encounter troops recovered AK-47 Rifle: 03 nos, AK Magz: 07 nos and Pouch: 03 nos. All recoveries handed over to State Police.

26/10/20

CRPF troop’s (130 Bn) under command of Sh. Hilal Firoz, Comdt., aong with 42 RR and SOG carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and terrorists. During encounter troops neutralized 01 terrorist Showkat Ahmad Lone @ Janbaz ( 44 yrs, S/O- Late Ali Mohammed Lone, R/O- Charsoo, PS: Awantipora, Pulwama, HM Outfit) and 01 terrorist surrendered Saqib Akhtar Waza (21 yrs, B.Tech. (Civil) Student, S/O- Akbar Waza, R/O- Khulbagh, Tral, Awantipora, Pulwama, HM Outfit) along with AK 47:01 no, Chinese Pistol: 01 no, AK Rds: 60 nos, Pistol Rds: 07 no, Chinese Hnad Grenade: 01 no, AK Magzine: 03 nos, Pistol Magzine: 01 no. All recoveries along with dead body and surrendered terrorists handed over to State Police. 27/10/20

CRPF troops (29 & 181) under command of Sh. Vinod Kumar Yadav, DC, along with 50 RR, SOG and State Police carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation encounter broke out between troops and terrorist. In the operation

02 Terrorist neutralized Javaid Ahmad Ganie (R/O- Wanpora, Kakpora, Pulwama) JeM outfit and Waleed Alias Khalid (FT). During operation troops recovered AK 47- 01 no, 9mm Pistol: 01 no, AK Rds: 56 nos, Pistol Rds: 08 Chinese Grenade: 01 no, Detonator: 12 nos, Magz: 05 and misc. items. During encounter 01 RR jawan sustained bullet injury. All recoveries handed over to State Police.

29/10/20

CRPF troops (183 Bn) under command of Sh. D.K. Choudhary, AC, along with state police carried out Naka. During operation troops apprehended 01 OGW Ishfaq Ahmad Dar (S/O- Ali Md. Dar, R/O- Khanka Bagh, Pampore) along with Hand Grenade: 02 nos. Apprehended OGW along with recoveries handed cover to State Police.

30/10/20

CRPF troops (92 Bn) under command of Insp/GD Prabhat Kumar Pankaj along with SOG Bhagatpora and State Police carried out Naka. During operation troops apprehended 02 LeT outfit Liyakat Ahmad Mir (S/O- Ab. Ahad Mir) and Aqib Rashid Mir (S/O- Ab. Rashid Mir, Trehgam, Kupwara, JK) along with AK 47-01 no, X 95- 01, Live Rds- 30 nos, Magz- 07 nos. Apprehended Terrorists along with recoveries handed over to State Police.

LWE AFFECTED THEATRE

ChhATTISGARh

14/09/2020

CRPF troops (150 Bn) under command of Sh SN Mishra, DC along with DRG and State Police carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 Maoist DAKMS Vice President namely Kawasi Bhudra, age 37, S/o Kawasi Joga, R/o Surpanchpara Palamadgu, PS- Polampalli, Sukma (CG).

23/09/2020

CRPF troops (168 & 204 Bn) under command of Sh Mukesh Kumar, AC along with State Police

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carried out Cordon and Search operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 warrantee of RPC of banned outfit CPI (Maoist) namely Karam Narayan, age-33 yrs, S/o Karam Podda, Village- Pusbaka. Apprehended Maoist handed over to PS Basaguda.

27/09/2020

CRPF troops (204, 210, 85 & 168) under command of Sh Sandeep Singh Kandari, DC along with DRG Dantewada, STF and State Police carried out Special Operation and laid Ambush. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and Maoists in which troops fired 7.62x39mm amn-63 rounds. During operation troops of DRG and black Panther recovered dead body of Maoist along with Bharmar and IEDs, Maoist related literature and other daily used items. IEDs and daily used items were destroyed by the troops on the spot. FIR lodged. In continuation to DSI No INCNO18592 post encounter troops recovered Dead body of Maoist-01 nos, SBML Bharmar- 01 no and misc items. Dead body along with recoveries haneded over to State Police. (DSI No INCN018597 deleted and data entered in this column). CRPF troops under command of Sh Avinash Rai AC along with DRG and State Police carried out Joint Cordon and Search operation. During operation troops recovered IEDs-02 (approx 4 Kg and 02 Kg) connected with dual mechanism (pressure & Command mechanism), Electric wire approx-50 feet, Splinter piece and Shattered part of IED container. Recovered IEDs demolished in Situ and other recoveries handed over to Ps Gangloor.

30/09/2020

CRPF troops (2 Bn) under command of Sh Kuldeep Kumar, DC along with DRG/STF State Police carried out Area Domination cum Ambush. During operation, troops apprehended 01 maoist Gonche Masa (Malangir Area Committee Jan Militia Member) s/o Hadma, age-25 yrs, r/o Neripara, Gonderas Ps Phulbagdi, Distt-Sukma and recovered 01 Tiffin IED weight 02 kgs, Electric Detonators-04 nos and one Naxal banner. Apprehended.

01/10/20

01 Female Maoist cadre namely Lachho Bhaskar (CNM member) D/o Hirya Bhaskar, age-27 yrs, Vill-Mundrapara, Gamawada Ps= Bhansi, Distt- Dantewada surrendered before 230 Bn, CRPF and State Police officers.

02/10/20

Due to continuous operations and constant pressure against naxals, following 11 warrantee Maoists surrendered at Ps Kukanar in presence of 226 Bn, CRPF and State Police Officers. 1. Mandavi Sukda S/o Mandavi Hunga, age 32 yrs, r/o Pusgunna, Ps Kukanar, Sukma, 2. Mandvi Kosa s/o Mandavi sukda, age-30 yrs r/o Pusgunna, Ps Kukanar, Sukma,, 3. Kosa s/o Sukda, age-30 yrs, r/o Pusgunna, Ps Kukanar, Sukma, 4. Mandvi Deva s/o Mandvi Masa age-22 yrs, r/o Pusgunna, Ps Kukanar, Sukma, 5. Mandvi Ayata s/o Kosa, r/o Pusgunna, Ps Kukanar, Sukma, 6. Madkami Sukka S/o Ayata, age-33 yrs, 7. Madkami Maase s/o Sukka, age-25 yrs, r/o Pusgunna, Ps Kukanar, Sukma, 8. Badse Hidma S/o Ganga, age-24 yrs, r/o Pusgunna, Ps Kukanar, Sukma, 9. Kuhrami Hurra s/o Kosa, age-20 yrs, r/o Pusgunna, Ps Kukanar, Sukma, 10. Dirdo Deva s/o Dirdo Makda, age-27 yrs and 11. Mandvi Kosa s/o Joga, age-38 yrs, r/o Pusgunna, Ps Kukanar, Sukma.

07/10/20

02 CNM Maoist surrendered in front of Comdt. 230 Bn and SP Dantewada. Mundey Mochaki (w/o- Akhash Mochaki, 20 yrs, Midkopara Gamawada, CNM President, 01 Lakh Rewardee) and Sunita Khalmomi (D/O oma Khalmomi, 25 yrs, Gamawada, Jhampara, CNM member).

07/10/20

CRPF troops (85 & 210 Bn) under command of Sh Chandra Bhan Singh, AC along with State Police carried out cordon and search operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 Maoist namely Munna Modkam, 35 yrs, s/o Pandu Moriya, village- Isulnar, Ps & Distt Bijapur and recovered Explosive 200 gm, Detonator-01 no,

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Wireless set-01, Naxal literatures and other miscellaneous items. During operation VHF Set 25 w-1 no, RX Interceptor-01, Motorola talk-1 no got damaged due to heavy rain. Apprehended maoist with recoveries handed over to State Police.

07/10/20

CRPF troops (201 Bn) under command of Sh. Saumtra Roy, AC,along with State Police carried out Night Ambush. During operation troops apprehended 02 suspects Kawasi Joga (Militia Member, S/O- Sanna, 23 yrs, vill- Phulamphar, Sukma) and Barse Kalla (Militia member, S/O- Barse Madka, 25 yrs, Sukma) and handed over to State Police.

08/10/20

CRPF troops (168 & 204) under command of Sh S B Tirkey along with STF and State Police carried out Cordon and Search operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 warrantee outfit of CPI (Maoist) namely Dirdo Bhima (35 yrs) (Jantana Sarkar Presedent) S/o Ganga Dirdo of village Polampalli Kalarpara, Ps Basaguda, Distt Bijapur (CG). Apprehended maoist handed over to State Police.

12/10/20

CRPF troops (195 Bn) under command of Sh. Manish Kumar Sharma, AC, along with State Police carried out Area Domination. During operation 01 Maoist Kosa Muchaki (S/O- Deva Muchaki, 24 yrs, Vill- Badegudra (Kandipara), Chhattisgarh) President of DAKMS, 03 Lakh Rewardee) surrendered at HQ/195 Bn.

16/10/20

CRPF troops (168 Bn) under command of Sh. Chandan Gidhi, AC along with State Police carried out Joint Operation. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and Maoists. During encounter troops neutralized 01 maoists Hemla Vikesh Jantana Sarkar Ahyaksh of CPI (M) (35 yrs, S/O- Hemala Sannu, PS- Basaguda, Biapur, Chhattisgarh) 1 Lakh rewardee and

recovered following SBML Gun: 01 no, Tiffin Bomb: 01 nos (5 Kgs Appx.), Detonator: 01 no, and misc items. During operation troops fired 7.62X39 mm: 82 Rds and lost all 82 rds empty cases. Al recoveries handed over to State Police.

20/10/20

CRPF troops (204 Bn) under command of Sh. Santosh Kumar, AC along with DRG and State Police carried out Search and Cordon Operation. During operation Maoist blasted series of IEDs resulting in injury to 04 State Police personnel. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and Maoists .During encounter troops neutralized 01 maoists CPI (M) banned outfit. During operation troops recovered following items: SBML Gun: 01 no, Directional Pipe bomb: 01 no, Wooden dummy AK-47: 01 no, Bomb mechanism with battery cells, Electric wire, Tiffin bomb (Blast remains): 03 nos and misc items. During encounter troops fired 7.62X39 mm: 55 Rds (All empty case lost). All recoveries handed over to State Police. 25/10/20

Due to continuous operations by 195 Bn, CRPF along with State Police and pro-people development initiatives launched. 32 Maoists surrendered themselves in front of Sh. V. Pratap Singh, Comdt. and SP Dwa. 31/10/20

CRPF troops (199 Bn) under command of Sh. Suman Kumar, DC, along with State Police carried out SCO. During operation troops apprehended 03 CPI (M) Kamamu Kamlu (S/O- Mehru, 34 yrs, PS: Bhairamgarh, DKMS member Uspari), Tibu @ Ridhu (S/O- Sukharan Kawasi, 30 yrs, PS- Bhairanmgarh, DKMS member Uspari). All CPI (M) handed over to State Police.

31/10/20

CRPF troops (85 & 210 Bn) under command of Sh. Yadvendra Singh Yadav, Comdt. along with State Police carried out SCO. During operation

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troops apprehended 01 suspect Lakku Punem (24 yrs, S/O- Somlu Punem, Vill- Savnar Maukapara, Distt: Bijapur) and recovered Detonator Electric: 01 no, Gun Powder: 250 gms and Misc items. Apprehended suspect along with suspect handed over to State Police.

TELANGANA

07/09/2020

CRPF troops (39 Bn) under command of Insp/GD M P Naidu along with State Police carried out Naka/Vehicle Checking. During operation troops apprehended 01 CPI (Maoists) Courier namely Neelam Upendhar S/o Papaiah, Age-43 yrs, R/o Khanapuram (Village&Mandal), Warangal Rural- Distt (Telangana) and recoverd some wall posters and letter. Apprehended suspect with recoveries handed over to State Police.

23/09/2020

CRPF troops (141 Bn) under command of Sh Subir Kumar Mondal, AC along with State Police carried out Area Domination. During operation an encounter broke out between troops and Maoist. Troops retaliated effectively. Post encounter search troops recovered 03 dead bodies (01 male & 02 female) of Unknown CPI(Maoist), 8 MM Gun-1 no, Pistol-1 no, Ammunition- 15 rounds,Gelatin Sticks-09 nos, Detonator-02 nos, Tiffinbox-01 no, Electric wire- approx-4 feet and 01 Kit Bag. Recovered dead bodies of slain Maoists, arms/amn & explosive handed over to PS Charla.

17/10/20

CRPF troops (141 Bn) under command of Insp/GD Anand Prakash along with State Police were deployed for Naka. During operation troops apprehended 01 Militia member of CPI (M) Chinna Lakshmayya (S/O-Jogayya, 30 yrs, PS: Venkatapuram, Mulugu) and recovered Tiffin Bomb: 02 nos, Detonator: 02 nos, Geletin Sticks: 02 nos, Electronic wire: Appx. 10fts. Apprehended suspect along with recoveries handed over to State Police.

ANDhRA PRADESh

29/09/2020

CRPF troops (198 Bn) along with AR Police carried out Special Duty. During operation troops apprehended 01 (ACM) Galikonda area commander of East division committee Gemmeli Kamesh @ Hari @ Malati and recovered following from his possession: 303 Rifle: 01, Live Rds: 25 nos, Gelatin: 25 pkts (50 Kgs), Carriage mines: 03 nos (20 Kgs), Cordex: 150 gms, Electric wire: 200 mtrs, Sony Radio: 01 no and misc items. Apprehended suspects along with recoveries handed over to State Police.

11/10/20

CRPF troops (42 Bn) under command of Insp/GD Md. Kaliullah along with State Police carried out Naka. During operation troops apprehended 02 suspects Md. Nadeem (S/O- Abdullah, 44 yrs, Distt- Warangal, Telengana) and Gugulothu Rakesh (S/O Chinna, 19 Yrs, Distt- Jamnagar, Telangana) along with Ganja- 205.02 Kgs (worth rs 1,00,000). Suspected persons along with recovery handed over to State Police. 12/10/20

CRPF troops (39 Bn) under command of Insp/GD M.P. Naidu along with State Police carried out Patrolling. During operation troops apprehended 01 suspect Vadiyala Shankara Prasad (S/O- Lt. Veerabhadram, 41 yrs, r/o- Peddanallabally, Distt- B. Kothagodem, Telangana and further handed over to State Police.

14/10/20

CRPF troops (198 Bn) under command of INSP/GD BalKrishan along with State Police carried out Naka. During operation, troops recovered 87 packets (approx. 180 Kgs) of Ganja (Appx 8.5 to 6 Lakhs ) from a civil vehicle (No. AP 36 BE 1889) and also apprehended the driver named KilloChiranjeevi of Hukkumpeta. Apprehended driver along with recovery handed over to State Police.

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30/10/20

CRPF troops (42 Bn) under command of SI/GD P. Bharathi Dasan along with State Police carried out Naka. During operation troops apprehended 03 suspects Ravi Kanth Sen (S/O-Kaluv Ram, 35 yrs, Vill-Gendhiliya, Rajasthan, Parkale Karan Parasuram (s/o- Parasuram, 25 yrs, Distt-Beed, Maharashtra and Papu Vithal Borude (27 yrs, S/O-Vithal Sankar Borude, Distt-Ahmedabad, Maharashtra) along with Ganja: 478.52 Kgs (Worth Rs. 4,50,000/- & Cash: Rs 3,260/- apprehended suspects along with recovery handed over to State Police.

JHARKHAND

03/09/2020

CRPF troops (190 Bn) under command of Sh Girish Kumar, AC along with State Police carried out Naka & Search operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 Maoist Sub Zonal Commander namely Ashok Ganjhu, age-45 yrs, S/o Jugal Ganju, Village- Teona, PS- Lawalong, Distt- Chatra (Jharkhand). Apprehended maoist handed over to State Police. FIR lodged.

07/09/2020

CRPF troops (154 Bn) under command of Sh. Rabardhan, AC along with State Police Carried out Search and Destroy Operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 Rewardee Maoists of Rs 1,00,000 Manoj Roy (S/O- Late Sahdeo Ray @ Janki Ray, 30 yrs, Distt : Giridih) and handed over to State Police.

10/10/20

CRPF troops (154 Bn) under command of Sh. Amar Singh, AC, along with State Police carried out Search and Destroy operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 CPI Maoists Mao Murmu Nunuchand Mahto (S/O- Rashik Murmu, 35 Yrs, PS- Khukhara, Giridih, JKD) and handed over to State Police.

29/10/20

CRPF troops (60 Bn) under command of Sh. Anand Kumar Jerai, Comdt. along with State

Police carried out Area Domination. During operation troops apprehended 04 suspects Salai Sundhi (16 yrs, S/O- Turanta Sundhi, Vill- Kuira), Kate Purti (14 yrs, S/O- Levia Purty, Vill- Kuira), Damu Bhoipai (16 yrs, S/O- Vikram Bhopai, Vill- Sergenjkocha) and Bablu Purthi (18 yrs, S/O- Matapurty, Vill- Husipi) and recovered Planted IEDs: 08 Nos (03 nos: 05 Kgs and 05 Nos 1.5 Kgs each, Command mechanism), Electric Detonator no 33: 02 nos, and misc items. All IEDs were demolished by unit BDDS team. FIR being lodged.

31/10/20

INT team on the direction of Sh. Anand Kumar Jerai, Commandant of 60 Bn along with State Police carried out Search operation. During operation troops traced location of 01 Hard Core CPI Maoist Jaipal @ Joseph Angariya (40 yrs, s/o- Sanatan Angariya, Vill- Sangajata, West Singhbhum, JKD and apprehended him. Apprehended Hard Core Maoist handed over to State Police. BIHAR

02/09/2020

CRPF troops (47 Bn) under command of Insp/Gd Ravi Ranjan, along with State Police carried out Area domination. During operation troops apprehended 01 warrantee naxal Nandu Ram (48 yrs, s/o- Lt. Ram Prasad, vill- Tala, P.O: Koluha, PS: Adhaura, Distt: Kaimur, Bihar along with 12 Bore Single barrel Gun: 01 no and Bharmar Gun: 01 no. Apprehended warrantee along with recovery handed over to State Police.

09/09/2020

CRPF troops (131 Bn) under command of Sh Amarjeet Pandit, DC along with State Police carried out Area Domination. During operation troops apprehended 01 maoist namely Surendra Yadav @ Chethru Yadav, age 24 yrs, S/o Rajendra Yadav R/o Barare Ps Kiul, Lakhisarai (a Dasta Member of Hard Core CPI(Maoist) Baleshwar Koda) and recovered Country made revolver-01 no and ammunition-02 nos. Apprehended maoist with recovery handed over to PS Kajra.

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11/09/2020

CRPF troops (47 Bn) under command of Sh Anish Kumar Sinha, AC along with State Police carried out Search & Destroy Operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 warrantee Naxal namely Bhanu Yadav, age-38 yrs, S/o Naresh Yadav, Village- Kuba, PS- Nauhatta, Distt- Rohtas, Bihar. Apprehended warrantee Naxal handed over to P.S. Nauhatta.

21/09/2020

CRPF troops (159 Bn) under command of Sh Moti Lal, DC along with State Police carried out Raid and Search Operation. During operation, troops apprehended 02 Maoist namely Rahul Yadav @ Vikas @ Sirji, age-50 yrs, S/o Basudev Yadav, Village Tulsi Bigha (Kachanpur), PS- Anti, Distt-Gaya, Bihar, Active warrantee CPI(Maoist) Area Committee Member of Magadh Zone (RCM) and Jitendra Yadav, age 35 yrs, S/o Dev Chandra Yadav, Vill- Naugarh, PS- Agra, Distt- Gaya, Bihar, CPI (Maoist) Sympathizer and recovered revolver of six rounds-01 no, Live rounds of revolver-02 nos, Live rounds of AK-47 -05 nos, Motorcycle -01 no. Apprehended Maoists with recovery handed over to State Police.

27/09/2020

CRPF troops (131, 207 & 215 Bn) under command of Sh Ankush Chouhan, AC along with Abhiyan Dal Jamalpur,STF Kajra, Lakhisarai of State Police carried out search and destroy operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 hard core naxal namely Mannu Saw S/o Sunil Saw, village- Nawadih- Tetariya, Ps- Lakshmipur, Distt-Jamui, Bihar and recovered 7.62x39 mm rounds-05 nos, .303 round-02 no, Electric Detonator-03 no and other miscellaneous items. Apprehended naxal with recoveries handed over to State Police.

28/09/2020

CRPF troops (47 Bn) under command of Sh Subhash Chandra Jha, AC, along with SAP/DAP of State Police carried out search and destroy operation. During operation troops apprehended

01 CPI Maoist cadre namely Birbal Kahar, age-36 yrs, S/o- Girdhari Kahar, r/o village Yadhunathpur, Ps- Chutia, Distt- Rohtas. Apprehended Maoist handed over to Ps Adhaura and FIR being lodged.

04/10/20

CRPF troops (159 Bn) under command of Sh. Deepak Kumar Singh, AC along with state police carried out Naka. During operation troops apprehended 01 suspect Ram Dhyan Yadav (50 yrs, Age- 50 yrs, s/o- Yogi Yadav, Bihar). Apprehended suspect handed over to State Police.

06/10/20

CRPF troops (47 Bn) under command of ASI/GD L Macha Singh along with State Police carried out Naka and Search operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 Suspect namely Ishwar Chand Gupta, age-33 yrs, S/o Balkrishan Sah, VPO- Hariharpur, Ps- Bhavnathpur, Distt- Gadwar (JKD) and recovered Ganja (Cannabis)-02 Kgs, wine-02 btls, Aristrocrate-01 (bag), bike-01. Apprehended suspect with recovery handed over to Ps-Chutia.

09/10/20

CRPF troops (47 Bn) under command of Sh. S.C Jha, AC along with State Police carried out Area Domination. During operation troops apprehended 01 Maoist Pramod Oraon (Vill- Chunhatta, 35 yrs, PS- Nauhatta, Distt- Rohtas) and further handed over to State Police.

11/10/20

CRPF troops (131 Bn) under command of Sh. Dharmander Kumar, AC, along with STF carried out Search and Destroy operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 Maoist Sanjay Koda (35 yrs, S/O- Muneshwar Koda, Vill- Chehran, Distt- Lakhisarai, Bihar). Apprehended Maoist handed over to State Police.

11/10/20

CRPF troops (47 Bn) under command of ASI/GD

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Vinod Kumar along with State Police carried out Naka (Pre poll duty). During operation troops apprehended 01 suspect Md. Akhtar Hushain (S/O- Abdul Aij, vill- Akodhi Gola, Distt-Rohtas) along with Cash Rs 16,0000. Apprehended person along with recovery handed over to State Police.

12/10/20

CRPF troops (47 Bn) under command of Sh. Anish Kumar Singh, AC, along with State Police carried out Area Domination. During operation troops apprehended 01 warrantee maoist (Ramesh Yadav, S/O- Aliyar Yadav, 35 yrs, Distt- Rohtas) and further handed over to State Police.

13/10/20

CRPF troops (153 Bn) under command of Sh. Niranjan Kumar, AC, along with State Police carried out Area Domination. During operation troops apprehended 01 warrantee Maoist Ajajy Parahiya (Vill- Dumari, PS: Bankey Bazar, Gaya, Bihar) and handed him over to State Police.

14/10/20

CRPF troops (153 Bn) under command of Insp/GD Subash Chand along with State Police carried out Area Domination. During operation troops apprehended 02 OGWs warranties Mahender Yadav (S/O- Banarshi Yadav, 30 yrs, Vill- Nawabandh) and Baldev Singh Bhokta (S/O- Mahgu Singh Bhokta, Vill- Badam, Distt- Aurangabad) and recovered CM Pistol: 01 no, Live RDS: 02 nos, Cash: Rs 34500 (69X500), Naxal Poster: 04 nos, Naxal Banner: 01 no. Apprehended warranties along with recovery handed over to State Police.

16/10/20

CRPF troops (IG Bihar) under command of INSP/GD Manoj Kumar Verma, along with State Police carried out Raid. During operation troops apprehended 01 suspect Law Kush Kumar Rajwansi (Son-in-Law Rajwansi, S/O- Lt. Rajwansi, r/o- Vill- Patandev Ghurmuriya, Nawada) and recovered Desi Liqour: 60-70

packets. Apprehended suspect along with recovery handed over to State Police.

18/10/20

CRPF troops (153 Bn) under command of ASI/GD R.C. Biswal along with State Police were deployed for NAKA duty. During operation troops apprehended 01 suspect Mukesh Kumar (S/O- Lt. Umesh Ray, Vill- Tekari Road, PS: Kotwali, Distt: Gaya, Bihar) and Baleno Maruti Suzuki Vech. No BR-01-EV-9279 along with Cash Rs. 60,000 (500X120). Apprehended suspect along with recovery handed over to State Police.

18/10/20

CRPF troops (153 & 205 Bn) under command of Insp/GD Subhash Chand along with State Police carried out Naka. During operation troops apprehended 01 OGW/Warrantee Suresh Singh Bhokta (S/O- Boudh Singh Bhokta, 33 yrs, Vill- Langurahi, PS: Madanpur) and further handed him over to State Police.

20/10/20

CRPF troops (205 & 159 Bn) under command of Sh. Deepak Kumar along with State Police carried out Area Domination. During operation troops apprehended 01 suspect Anil Kumar @ Dukhi Bhuiya (S/O- Sarun bhuiya, PS: Lutua, Gaya, Bihar) along with Naxal poster: 05 small and 02 big. Apprehended suspect along with recovery handed over to State Police.

22/10/20

CRPF troops (153 Bn) under command of Sh. Prem Kumar, 2IC (ADM) along with State Police carried out Raid and Search operation. During operation troops apprehended 02 OGWs Sudama Rikiyashan, S/O- Ram Suchit Rikyashan, 31 yrs, Vill- Kanaudi, Madanpur, Distt- Aurangabad and Bishnupath Singh Bhokta, S/O- Sukar Singh Bhokta, 40 yrs, Vill- Kanaudi, PS: Madanpur, Distt: Aurangabad and recovered Naxal Poster: 06 nos, Pocket Diary: 01 no and Jio M/Phone: 01 no. All recovery along with apprehended OGWs handed over to State Police.

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23/10/20

CRPF troops (153 & 205 Bn) under command of Insp/GD Suash Chand along with State Police carried out Raid and Search Operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 suspect Ashok Yadav (S/O- Ram Bilas Yadav, 31 yrs, vill- Barki Chhechhani, Aurangabad) along with Naxal Poster: 02 nos. Apprehended suspect along with recovery handed over to State Police.

26/10/20

CRPF troops (159 Bn) under command of Sh. Vinod Kumar, AC, along with State Police carried out Naka/ Ambush. During operation troops apprehended 03 suspects Ranjit Kumar (S/O- Parshuram Singh Bhokta, Vill- Tarchua, Gaya, Bihar), Ravindra Bhuiya ( S/O- Ramshrish Bhuiya, Gaya, Bihar) and Ashok Yadav (S/O- Kedar Yadav, Gaya, Bhar). All apprehended suspects handed over to State Police.

28/10/20

CRPF troops (215 Bn) under command of Sh. Amar Raj, AC, along with state Police carried out NAKA. During operation troops apprehended 01 warrantee Mohan Singh (38 yrs, S/O- Shambhu Singh, Vill- Maheshwari, U/PS: Charakpather, Jamui, Bihar) and handed him over to State Police.

30/10/20

CRPF troops (215 Bn) under command of Sh. Amar Rai, AC, along with State Police carried out Search and Destroy operation. During operation, troops apprehended 01 warrantee Maoist namely as Pankaj Kumar Singh (35 yrs, S/O Chiranjeevi Prasad Singh, Vill – Maheshwari, Distt. – Jamui, Bihar) and handed him over to State Police.

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ASSAM

02/10/20

CRPF troops (30 Bn) under command of Sh Rahul Kant Sahu, 2I/C (Ops) along with State

Police carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation troops apprehended 02 suspects namely Biswjit Roy, age 30 yrs, 2nd AFPF (Assam Force Protection Force) s/o Lt. Narayan Chandra Roy, Vilage- Bagar Gaon Ps Bijani, Distt- Chirang and Pramod Nath, 40 yrs, AHG (Assam Home Guard) s/o Prabhal Nath, village- Bhalikia Khoa, Ps- Tezpur, Distt- Sonitpur and recovered .303 rifle-02 nos, (butt no. 140, body no. Z27497) Live rounds 30 nos and 03 empty case. Apprehended suspects with recovery handed over to State Police.

02/10/20

CRPF troops (20 Bn) under command of Insp/GD Madan Charan along with State Police carried out Joint Naka. During operation troops apprehended 02 suspects Mr. Binod Prasad (32 yrs, Driver, s/o- Mr. Ganja Bishnu Prasad) and Mr. Ganesh Shah (27 yrs, s/o- Mr. Shivjee Shah) along with 02 Packets of Brown Sugar/ Heroin- 1Kg, 26 black non transparent pastic containing 5070 nos (Appx.) YABA tablets. and one LP Truck MH-01-9916. Apprehended suspect along with recovery handed over to State Police.

03/10/20

CRPF troops (210 Bn) under command of Sh. Inoka K. Zimomi along with State Police carried out Search and Destroy Operation. During operation 01 ULFA(I) Cadre surrendered Dimbeshwar Moran @ Abhi @ Abhi Asom (28 yrs, S/O- Lt. Anteshwar Moran, R/O- No 01 Kachijan Gaon, Distt- Tinsukia, Assam) along with 7.65 mm Pistol (CM): 01 no, Live Rds: 04 Rds, Magz.: 01 no. Surrendered ULFA Cadre along with recovery handed over to State Police.

07/10/20

CRPF troops (128 Bn) under command of SI/GD Gulab Ram Singh along with State Police were deployed for Law and Order. During operation troops apprehended 02 suspects Shyam Lala Sharma (Age-26 yrs, s/o- Babu Lal Sharma, Vill- Sarli Banokatala, PS- Sadar Rajasthan) and Pankaj Sharma (23 yrs, s/o- Bhawarlal ji, Vill- Purniya ki Basti, PS: Sadar, Rajasthan) along

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with Opium- 03 Kgs and Duplicate piece of Gold Apprehended suspect along with recovery handed over to State Police.

11/10/20

CRPF troops (48 Bn) under command of SI/GD Varda Achari along with State police were deployed for Law and Order duty. During duty troops apprehended 01 suspect Zahrul Islam (s/o- Lt. Abdul Kadir, 34 yrs, Distt- Shubri Assam) and recovered 7.62X39 mm Live Rds: 16 nos. Apprehended suspect along with recovery handed over to State Police.

13/10/20

CRPF troops (171 Bn) under command of Sh. Jitender Vishwakarma, AC, along with State Police carried out Search and Ambush Operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 Drug supplier Md. Nazir Ali (36 yrs, S/O- Mona Ali, Vill- Kalibari, Grahambazar, Assam) along with 35 gms drugs suspected to be Brown Sugar.

15/10/20

CRPF troops (20 Bn) under command of ASI/GD K.K. Pandey along with State Police carried out Naka. During operation troops apprehended 01 suspect Alam Miah (Driver) along with Heroin: 300 gms and 01 Truck bearing registration no AS-25EC-4806. Apprehended suspect along with recovery handed over to State Police. 17/10/20

CRPF troops (128 Bn) under command of SI/GD Aftabuddin Ahmed along with State Police carried out Cordon and Search Operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 suspect Abdul Kashim ( 42 yrs, S/O- Abdul Malik, Fatima Begum (Wife), 39 yrs, Vill- Karkat, Morigaon, Assam) and recovered Capsule of Heroine Drug: 88 nos, Cash: 101000 Lakh and Theft items from temple. Apprehended suspect along with recovery handed over to State Police.

21/10/20

CRPF troops (20 Bn) under command of Sh. Tej

Ram Mathur, DC along with State Police carried out Search operation. During operation troops apprehended 02 suspects (Diprdip Bathari, 30 yrs, S/O- Paresh Bathari) and Sandesh Phonglo (28 yrs, S/O- Minesh Phonglo) along with Animal Teeth:16 nos (suspected to be Tiger Teeth), Hero Maestro (Scooty) Regd. NO.AS-08-A-0885 Brown colour and Vivi Smart Phone: 01 no, Redmi Smart Phone; 01 no. Apprehended suspect along with recovery handed over to State Police.

ARuNAChAL PRADESh

04/09/2020

CRPF troops (171 Bn) under command of Sh Kunwar Singh, 2I/C (Ops) along with State Police carried out Raid & Search operation. During operation troops apprehended 02 hardcore NSCN/(K) cadres namely Wangmon Khimhun (Mokolom) age 22 yrs S/o Sh Munlong Khimhun R/o village- Yanman Khemiyong under PS Changlang (ACP) and Ranjan Chakma, age-29 yrs, S/o Shanti Baw Chakma r/o village- Budhista under PS Miao, Changlang (ACP) and recovered Chinese Auto Assault rifle M22 (AK pattern)-02 Nos, 239 nos live rounds of Chinese Auto Assault rifle M22 (AK series attern), Chinese Grenade-01 no, magazines-09 nos and pouch-01 no and combat cap-01 no. Apprehended cadres and recoveries handed over to State Police. FIR lodged.

12/09/2020

CRPF troops (171 Bn) under command of Sh Paotinthang, AC along with 19 AR and State Police carried out area domination and search operation. During operation troops apprehended 01 active NSCN/R cadre namely SS. Pvt Chankap Mossang, age-40 yrs, S/o Limban Mossang R/o Bazar Tiniali near Veterinary Kharsang under PS Kharsang, Distt- Changlang (ACP) along with copy of demand letter. Apprehended cadre handed over to PS Nampong.

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Name of State

State Ex-Gratia & GPAIS Admissible to Personnel Belonging to the State

State Ex-Gratia Admissible to Personnel Killed in Action but not Belonging to the State

If Killed in action in State If killed in action outside State

Arunachal Pradesh

Rs.50 Lac Rs.10 Lac, permanent disability.Rs.50,000/- grievous/serious injury.



Assam On death - Rs. 20 LacOn 50% and above disability - Rs. 2 LacOn non-grievous injury - Rs. 25,000

On death - Rs. 20 LacOn 50% and above disability - Rs. 2 LacOn non-grievous injury - Rs. 25,000

On death - Rs. 20 LacOn 50% and above disability - Rs. 2 LacOn non-grievous injury - Rs. 25,000

Andhra Pradesh

In case of death Rs. 30 Lac upto the rank of SIi) Rs. 36 Lac for Insp. and aboveii)

In case of permanent disablement - Rs. 12 LacIn case of grievous hurt in extremist - Rs. 3.6 Lac

Not specified In case of death i) Rs. 30 Lac upto the rank of SIii) Rs. 36 Lac for Insp. and aboveIn case of permanent disablement

- Rs. 12 LacIn case of grievous hurt in extremist

- Rs. 3.6 Lac

Bihar Ex- Gratia - Rs. 11 Lac

Ex- Gratia - Rs. 11 Lac

Ex- Gratia - Rs. 11 Lac

Chhat-tishgarh

GPAIS(1)To NOK in death case – Rs. 15 LacTo parents in death case – Rs. 10 LacLoss of the both hands, legs, ears and eyes. – Rs. 20 LacLoss of one hand, leg, legs, ears and eyes. – Rs. 10 LacFor treatment upto one week – Rs. 20000/-For treatment more than a week – Rs. 40000/-For Education of Child – Rs. 40000/-Ex-Gratia – Rs. 20 Lac

Not specified GPAISTo NOK in death case – Rs. 15 Lac To parents in death case – Rs. 10 LacLoss of the both hands, leg, ears and eye. – Rs. 20 LacLoss of one hand, Leg, ears and eye. – Rs. 10 LacFor treatment upto one week – Rs. 20000/-For treatment more than a week – Rs. 40000/-For Education of Child – Rs. 40000/-Ex-Gratia – Rs. 20 Lac

Chandigarh Rs. 5 Lac Not specified Rs. 2 Lacs

Consolidated Details Regarding State Ex-Gratia on Death/Disability

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Name of State




Delhi In case of death in War/1) Operation or duties/action:-

a) To parents, if martyrs is Married and they are alive –Rs.40,00,000/- andTo Widow, if parents of martyr is alive

– Rs.60,00,000/-b) To widow, if martyr’s

parents are not alive – Rs.1 Crore

c) To parents, if martyr is unmarried

– Rs. 1 Crored) To legal heir, if married/

unmarried & wife / parents not alive

– Rs.1 Crore2) In case of Disability in

performing duties / action :-Disability 60% and above

-Rs. 10,00,000/- Below 60 % disability

-Rs.6,00,000/-3) In case of prisoner of War/

Missing in War/Operations/ Prisoner of War :-Missing in War/Operations/Prisoner of War (Division of amount would be in the same manner

- Rs. 50,000/- per month to Next of Kin.

4) Employment to NOK in Group C or D post under Delhi Govt.

1 In case of death in War/Operation or duties / action To parents, if martyrs is a) married and they are alive

– Rs.40,00,000/- and To Widow, if parents of martyr is alive

– Rs.60,00,000/-To widow, if martyr’s b)

parents are not alive – Rs.1 Crore

c) To parents, if martyr is unmarried

– Rs. 1 Crored) To legal heir, if married/

unmarried & wife/parents not alive

– Rs.1 Crore2) In case of Disability in

performing duties/ action :- Disability 60% and above

– Rs. 10,00,000/- Below 60 % disability

– Rs. 6,00,000/-In case of prisoner of 3) War/Missing in War/Operations / Prisoner of War :-Missing in War/Operations /Prisoner of War (Division of amount would be in the same manner - Rs. 50,000/- per month

to Next of Kin. Employment to NOK in 4) Group C or D post under Delhi Govt.

Nil

Gujarat 1. To widow (i) Rs. 1 Lac as ex-gratia

(ii) Financial assistance of Rs. 1,000/- p.m. till death or re-marriage whichever is earlier.

2. To wards:- Rs.500/- p.m. to each ward (maximum two children-till attaining the age of 25 years or completion of education whichever is earlier)

3. To parents:- Rs. 500/- p.m. to each till death.

4. Disabled personnel:- Rs.50,000/- on 50% disability and 1000/- p.m. as financial assistance till death.

5. To parents, if Martyr is unmarried:- Rs. 50,000/- to mother and Rs. 500/- p.m. to each till death.

Not specified 1. To widow:- Rs. 1 Lac as ex-gratia(ii) Financial assistance of Rs.

1,000/- p.m. till death or re-marriage whichever is earlier.

2. To wards :- Rs. 500/- p.m. to each ward (maximum two children-till attaining the age of 25 years or completion of education whichever is earlier)

3. To parents:- Rs. 500/- p.m.to each till death.

4. Disabled persl:- Rs. 50,000/- on 50% disability and 1000/- p.m. as financial assistance till death.

5. To parents, if Martyr is unmarried:- Rs.50,000/- to mother and Rs.500/-p.m. to each till death.

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Name of State




Goa Rs. 10 Lac in case of death

Rs. 3 Lac in disability

Rs. 8 Lac in case of death attributable to military service

Rs. 2 Lac in case of disability attributable to military service

Rs. 8 Lac in case of death attributable to acts of violence by terrorist, anti social elements etc.

Rs. 2 Lac in case of disability attributable to acts of violence by terrorists, anti-social elements etc.

--

haryana Rs. 50 Lac on death (In action)

Rs. 50 Lac on death (during Internal Security Duty, Ops , Election duty, Natural calamities and rescue operations etc.)

Rs. 35 Lac on 75% & above disability

Rs. 25 Lac on 50 to 74%

Rs. 15 Lac on 25 to 49%

Rs. 50 Lac on death (In action)

Rs. 50 Lac on death (during Internal Security Duty, Ops, Election duty, Natural calamities and rescue operations etc.)

Rs. 35 Lac on 75% & above disability

Rs. 25 Lac on 50 to 74%

Rs. 15 Lac on 25 to 49%

Nil

Himachal Pradesh

Battle Casualty – Rs. 20 lac1)

Physical Casualty – Rs. 5 lac2)

50% disability or - Rs. 2.5 lac 3) above

and

50% disability - Rs. 1 lac below

Employment to one eligible a) dependent of martyr’s personnel.

Travelling facility to widows, b) parents and children of para military forces.

Battle – Rs. 20 1) Casualty lac

Physical – Rs. 5 2) Casualty lac

50% disability - Rs. 2.5 3) or above lac

and

50% disability - Rs. 1 lac

below


Travelling facility to widows, b) parents and children of para military forces.

Battle Casualty – Rs. 20 lac1)

Physical Casualty - Rs. 5 lac2)

50% disability or - Rs. 2.5 3) above lac

and

50% disability below - Rs. 1 lac


Jharkhand Rs. 10 Lac Ex-gratiai)

Compassionate appointment ii) to dependent, if Central Govt. did not provided the job to the dependent.

To the family of a security iii) personnel killed :-Rs.20 lakh (SRE)

Rs. 10 Lac Ex-gratiai)

Compassionate ii) appointment to dependent, if Central Govt. does not provide the job to the dependent.

To the family of a security iii) personnel killed :- Rs. 20 lakh (SRE)

Nil

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Name of State




Jharkhand Insurance benefits during the financial year 2019-20 :-

i) Death case – Rs.35,00,000/-

Permanent total disability - Rs. i) 35,00,000/-

Loss of two limbs, loss of sight of ii) two eyes or loss of one limb & loss of sight of one eye - Rs.35,00,000/-

Loss of one limb or loss of sight of iii) one eye - Rs.17,50,000/-

Permanent partial Disablement – iv) According to IRDA

In case of Hospitalization in private v) or Govt. Hospital due to injury, all expenses of Hospitalization - Rs. 15,00,000/-

Children’s education compensation vi) – Rs. 1 lac maximum for two children on death

Expenses of carriage of dead body vii) - Rs.25,000/-

Road Accident and other accident viii) during or as run up to a naxal operation - Rs. 7,50,000/- for death & Rs. 5,00,000/- for medical expenses.

Death resulting from Snake bite ix) during or in Run-up to an Anti Naxal operation – Rs. 7,50,000/- (Subject to submission of Post-Mortem report)

Insurance benefits during the financial year 2019-20:-

Death case – Rs. iv) 35,00,000/-

Permanent total disability- v) Rs. 35,00,000/-

Loss of two limbs, loss of vi) sight of two eyes or loss of one limb & loss of sight of one eye. -Rs.35,00,000/-

Loss of one limb or loss of vii) sight of one eye -Rs.17,50,000/-

Permanent partial viii) Disablement – According to IRDA

In case of Hospitalization ix) in private or Govt. Hospital due to injury, all expenses of Hospitalization - Rs. 15,00,000/-

Children’s education x) compensation – Rs.1lac maximum for two children on death.

Expenses of carriage of xi) dead body - Rs.25,000/-

Road Accident and other xii) accident during or as run up to a naxal operation- Rs.7,50,000/- for death & Rs.5,00,000/- for medical expenses.

Death resulting from Snake xiii) bite during or in Run-up to an Anti Naxal operation – Rs. 7,50,000/- (Subject to submission of Post-Mortem report)

J & K Rs. 5 Lac Ex-gratia Nil Ex-gratia – 5 Lac

Karnataka Rs. 5 Lac in case of death/100% injured in Ops

Rs. 1 Lac on injury/disability upto 50%

Rs. 5 Lac in case of death/100% injured in Ops


Rs. 5 Lac in case of death/100% injured in Ops


Kerala Rs. 5 Lac in case of death

Rs. 3 Lac to seriously injured

i) Employment assistance for one dependent.

Rs. 5 Lac in case of death






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Name of State




Madhya Pradesh

Rs. 10 Lac in case of death and 100% disability

Rs. 5 Lac on 50% disability

Rs. 2.5 Lac on 25% disability

Rs. 10000/- for daughter / sister marriage

Compassionate appointment to one dependent

Rs. 10 Lac in case of death and 100% disability

Rs. 5 Lac on 50% disability

Rs. 2.5 Lac on 25% disability

Rs.10000/- for daughter/ sister marriage

Compassionate appointment to one dependent.

N/A

Maharashtra Rs. 1 Crore in case of death

Rs. 20 lac on 01% to 25% disability

Rs.34 lac on 26% to 50% disability


Rs.1 Crore in case of death




Nil

Meghalaya Rs. 15 Lac in case of death

Rs. 5 Lac on injury


Rs. 5 Lac on injury

—

Mizoram Death occurring due to accidents i) in course of performance of duties. – Rs.17.5 Lac

Death in the course of ii) performance of duties attributed to acts of violence by terrorists, anti-social elements etc. (This will cover only those duties detailed with specific order of competent authority) – Rs. 20 Lac

Death occurring on border iii) skirmishes and action against militants, terrorists, extremists, sea pirates. – Rs. 35 Lac

Death occurring while on duty iv) in the specified high altitude, unaccesible border posts, on account of natural disasters, extreme weather conditions. – Rs. 35 Lac

Death occurring during enemy v) action in war or such war like engagements, which are specifically notified by Ministry of Defence and death occurring during evacuation of India Nationals from a war-torn zone in foreign country. – Rs. 45 Lac

— —

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Name of State




Manipur i) In case of death – Rs. 2 Lac

ii) In case of Injury – Rs. 10,000/-

In case of death i) - Rs. 2 Lac

In case of Injury ii) - Rs. 10,000/-

i) In case of death - Rs-2 Lac

ii) In case of Injury - Rs.-10,000/-

Nagaland i) Fatal casualty – Rs. 6 lac

ii) Permanent disability – Rs.4 lac

iii) Grievous Injury - Rs. 1 lac

i) Fatal casualty – Rs. 6 lac

ii) Permanent disability – Rs. 4 lac

iii) Grievous Injury - Rs. 1 lac

i) Fatal casualty – Rs.6 lac

ii) Permanent disability – Rs.4 lac

iii) Grievous Injury - Rs.1 lac

Odisha Officer in the rank of Inspector i) Police and above. - Rs. 20 lac

Permanent incapacitation. a) - Rs.8 lac

Partial incapacitation b) - Rs.6 lac

ii) Officer in the rank of Sub-Inspector of police and below - Rs.16 lac

Permanent incapacitation c) - Rs.8 lac

Partial incapacitation. d) - Rs.6 lac

Officer in the rank of i) Inspector Police and above. - Rs. 20 lac

a) Permanent incapacitation - Rs.8 lac

b) Partial incapacitation - Rs.6 lac

ii) Officer in the rank of Sub-Insp of police and below - Rs.16 lac

a) Permanent incapacitation - Rs.8 lac

b) Partial incapacitation - Rs.6 lac

Not applicable

Punjab On death - Rs. 5 Lac

In lieu of house/plot - Rs. 5 lac

Addl. relief to parents of married martyrs - Rs. 2 lac

On disability above 75% - Rs. 4 Lac

On disability above 50 to 75% - Rs. 2 Lac

On disability 25 to 50% - Rs. 1 Lac

On death - Rs. 5 Lac






On death - Rs. 5 Lac






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Name of State




Rajasthan i) To wife, 1 Lac + 25 Bigha land (or) 1 Lac + MIG Housing Board House (or) Rs.25 Lac

ii) To Parent : Rs. 3 Lac deposited in Monthly Income Scheme under Small Saving Scheme

iii) Employment : for wife (or) son (or) unmarried daughter

iv) Education : (1) free education in state Govt. School /College/ Technical /Medical & Engineering (2) Rs.1800/- scholarship will be given to school going children and Rs.3600/- to College/Medical/ Engineering and Technical college students

v) Out of turn electric connection or irrigation.

vi) RSRTC bus pass for wife and dependent child.

For disabled personnel :-

i) Rs.25 thousand +25 Bigha land

Or

Rs.25 lac cash

ii) Employment for son / daughter

i) To wife, 1 Lac + 25 Bigha land (or) 1 Lac + MIG Housing Board House (or) Rs.25 Lac

ii) To Parent: Rs. 3 Lac deposited in Monthly Income Scheme under Small Saving Scheme

iii) Employment : for wife (or) son (or) unmarried daughter

iv) Education: (1) free education in state Govt. School /College/ Technical / Medical & Engineering (2) Rs.1800/- scholarship will be given to school going children and Rs.3600/- to College/ Medical/ Engineering and Technical college students

v) Out of turn electric connection or irrigation.

vi) RSRTC bus pass for wife and dependent child.

For disabled personnel :-

i) Rs.25 thousand +25 Bigha land

Or

Rs.25 lac cash

ii) Employment for son/daughter

As per Director Sainik Welfare, Deptt. of Rajasthan, till date no circumstances have been occurred with regard to internal security in Rajasthan State nor any defence / para-military force personnel killed in action in Rajasthan State so far.

Tamil Nadu Killed in action - Rs. 20 Lac

Totally disabled/double amputee/ totally blind - Rs. 15 Lac

Single amputee/one eye blind - Rs. 10 Lac

Killed in action - Rs. 20 Lac

Totally disabled/double amputee/ totally blind - Rs. 15 Lac

Single amputee/one eye blind - Rs. 10 Lac

Nil

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Name of State




Telangana Ex- gratia –

Rs.40 Lac – CT

Rs.45 Lac – HC to SI

Rs.50 Lac - Insp and above

Permanent incapacitation –

Rs.25 Lac- CT

Rs.25 Lac- HC to SI

Rs.30 Lac –Insp and above

Grievous hurt-

Rs. 5 Lac – all rank

Insurance :

Rs. 5 Lac, CT to ASI

Rs.10 Lac, SI to Insp.

Rs.15 Lac, AC to above

Not specified Ex- gratia –

Rs.40 Lac – CT

Rs.45 Lac – HC to SI

Rs.50 Lac - Insp and above

Permanent incapacitation –

Rs.25 Lac- CT

Rs.25 Lac- HC to SI

Rs.30 Lac –Insp and above

Grievous hurt-

Rs. 5 Lac – all rank

Insurance :

Rs. 5 Lac , CT to ASI

Rs.10 Lac, SI to Insp.

Rs.15 Lac, AC to above

Tripura 2 Lac 2 Lac 2 Lac

uttar Pradesh

(1) Ex-gratia from State Govt.

Rs. 50 Lac –[Rs.35 lac Wife & Rs.15 lac to Parents], if martyr is married.

(2) Rs.50 Lac to wife, if martyr’s parents are not alive.

(3) Rs.50 lac to parents, if martyr is not married.

(4) Preference for allotment of land who have no land.

(5) Free education upto primary level and 15 mark weightage to admission of BED class.

(6) Exemption of Stamp Fee upto Rs. 20 Lac for selling/purchasing of land.

(7) 5% quota in housingbenefit and allotment of plots.

1) Ex-gratia from State Govt.


(2) Rs.50 Lac to wife, if martyr’s parents are not alive.

(3) Rs.50 lac to parents, if martyr is not married.

(4) Preference for allotment of land who have no land.

(5) Free education upto primary level and 15 mark weightage to admission of BED class.

6) Exemption of Stamp Fee upto Rs.20 Lac for selling/purchasing of land.

(7) 5% quota in housing benefit and allotment of plots.

1) Ex-gratia from State Govt.


2) Rs.50 Lac to wife, if martyr’s parents are not alive.

3) Rs.50 lac to parents, if martyr is not married.

4) Preference for allotment of land who have no land.

(5) Free education upto primary level & 15 mark weightage to admission of BED class.

(6) Exemption of Stamp Fee upto Rs. 20 Lac for selling/purchasing of land.

(7) 5% quota in housingbenefit and allotment of plots.

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Name of State




uttar Pradesh

(2) Ex-gratia / compensation assistance from UP Police & Armed Forces Sahayata Sansthan.

(i) Rs. 10 Lac in case of Martyrdom [7 Lac (4 lac Cash+3 lac FD) wife & 3 Lac Parents]

(ii) Rs. 2 Lac for daughter marriage

(iii) Rs. 6 Lac on disability

(2) Ex-gratia/compensation assistance from UP Police & Armed Forces Sahayata Sansthan.

Rs. 10i) Lac in case of Martyrdom 7 Lac (4 lach Cash+ 3 lac FD) wife & 3 Lac Parents

Rs.ii) 2 Lac for daughter marriage

iii) Rs. 6 Lac on disability

2) Ex-gratia/compensation assistance from UP Police & Armed Forces Sahayata Sansthan.

(i) Rs. 10 Lac in case of Martyrdom [7 Lac (4 lac Cash+3 lac FD) wife & 3 Lac Parents]

(ii) Rs. 2 Lac for daughter marriage

(iii) Rs. 6 Lac on disability

Uttarakhand i) To parents, if martyrs is married and they are alive - Rs. 4 Lac

and

To Widow, if parents of martyr are alive – Rs.6 Lac

ii) To widow, if martyr’s parents are not alive – Rs.10 Lac

iii) To parents, if martyr is unmarried - Rs. 10 Lac

iv) To legal heir, if married/unmarried & wife /parents not alive - Rs. 10 Lac (Sharing)

v) For housing assistance to the widow of martyrs & amputee for one time in entire life. - Rs. 2 Lac

vi) Employment to NOK of Martyrs (C&D Post)

i) To parents, if martyrs is married and they are alive - Rs.4 Lac

and

To Widow, if parents of martyr are alive – Rs.6 Lac

ii) To widow, if martyr’s parents are not alive – Rs.10 Lac

iii) To parents, if martyr is unmarried - Rs. 10 Lac

iv) To legal heir, if married/ unmarried & wife/parents not alive - Rs.10 Lac (Equal Sharing)

v) For housing assistance to the widow of martyrs & amputee for one time in entire life. - Rs. 2 Lac

vi Employment to NOK of Martyrs (C&D Post)

Not specified.

West Bengal (if killed in course of anti-left wing operations while discharging govt. duties in naxal affected districts – Bankura /Purulia/ Paschim Midnapur)

i) State Ex-gratia -Rs. 2 Lac

ii) Ex-gratia under SRE Scheme (for LWE affected districts only) – 3 Lac

iii) GPAIS under SRE (for LWE affected districts only)

On death – 10 Lac

On injury - Rs. 5 Lac

i) State Ex-gratia – 2 Lac

ii) Any other compensation as admissible in the State of place of occurrence of the incident

i) Ex-gratia under SRE Scheme (for LWE affected districts only) – 3 Lac

ii) GPAIS under SRE (for LWE affected districts only)

on death – 10 Lac

on injury - Rs. 5 Lac

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PromotionsS/No. IRLA Name (S/Shri)

Promotion Posting on promotion

From To From To

1 2558 Satpal Rawat DIG IG O/O IG (Ops) KMR TPA Sector

2 2515 Radha Mohan Meena

DIG IG Dte. Genl. (Over all strength of the Force and placed at N/S HQR)

RAF Sector

3 2511 Sarbjit Singh DIG IG O/O IG, Jammu Sector O/O SDG, J&K Zone

4 3389 Sanjeev Kumar Comdt. DIG O/O IG Jammu Sector RTC Latur

5 3356 Bijoy Ghosh Comdt. DIG 1st Bn O/O IG KK Sector

6 3622 Prabhakar Tripathy

Comdt. DIG 191 Bn [U/O of tfr to Dte.(Int. Branch)]

GC Amethi

7 3536 Ram Kumar Comdt. DIG GC Ranchi GC Muzaffarpur

8 3604 Pankaj Kumar Comdt. DIG Dte. Genl. (Adm Branch)

DIG(Wel) Dte

9 3616 Kulvir Singh Deswal

Comdt. DIG Dte. Genl. (Prov Branch)

Dte. Genl. (Overall Strengh) and further placed at Prov Dte.

10 3547 Rajeev Ranjan Comdt. DIG 93 Bn DIG (OPS) Dibrugarh

11 3552 Raj Kumar Comdt. DIG O/O IG CG Sector O/O IG CG Sector

12 4041 Preet Mohan Singh

Comdt. DIG CSJWT BGM GC Hyderabad

13 3556 Brajesh Singh Comdt. DIG 94 Bn GC Rangareddy

14 3538 Rajendra Prasad Comdt. DIG 228 Bn Range Jammu

15 3590 Daljit Singh Comdt. DIG GC-I Ajmer RTC Jodhpur

16 3535 Sukhjit Singh Comdt. DIG 39 Bn GC Hiranagar

A Warm Salute To Martyrs

Shaheed Assistant Sub InspectorNaresh Umrao Badole

117 BN25-04-1971 to 24-09-2020

Shaheed ConstableDhirendra Tripathi

110 BN13-05-1988 to 05-10-2020

Shaheed ConstableShailendra Pratap Singh

110 BN24-07-1984 to 05-10-2020

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TransferS/No. IRLA Name of officer (S/Shri) Rank Present place of posting Transferred to1 2495 R.N.S. Bahad IG TPA Sector O/O SDG, C/Z2 2517 Rakesh Kumar Yadav IG CTC MKD IG (Trg) Dte3 2513 Shri Manoj Kumar Dubey IG Trg Branch VIP Security wing4 2533 Shri T. Sekar IG KK Sector CTC MKD5 2779 Debabrata Bhattacharya DIG CWS Rampur GC Durgapur6 2655 Rajeev Kumar Sharma DIG GC Agartala CWS Rampur7 3367 Md. Imran Mallick DIG O/O SDG Central Zone GC Agartala8 3452 Sanjay Kumar DIG Range Nagpur O/O SDG Central Zone9 3128 P. R. Jambholkar DIG O/O IG CoBRA

(Tac : Jagdalpur)GC Nagpur

10 2770 Akhilesh Prasad Singh DIG GC Ranchi O/O IG CoBRA (Tac : Jagdalpur)

11 3384 Vishan Swaroop Sharma DIG DIG(OPS) Dibrugarh GC Ranchi12 3382 Rakesh Sethi DIG DIG(Adm) Dte GC Guwahati 13 3381 M. J. Vijay DIG RTC Peringome DIG(Adm) Dte14 3633 P. P. Pauly DIG Range Hyderabad RTC Peringome15 2556 Daljit Singh Lakha DIG GC Amethi Range Chandigarh16 2780 Dinesh Uniyal DIG O/O IG Dehradun Sector O/O IG Northern Sector17 3122 Ravindra Singh Rautela DIG O/O IG Western Sector Range Imphal18 2785 Chandra Bhushan DIG GC Hiranagar O/O IG Western Sector19 3377 Bhupendra Kumar DIG DIG (Works) Dte RTC Amethi20 2814 Sanjeeva Roy DIG Range Muzaffarpur O/O IG(Ops) KMR21 2642 Sandeep Datta DIG O/O IG CG Sector DIG(Trg) Dte22 3360 Bharat Bhushan Vaid DIG DIG(Trg) Dte Range New Delhi23 3625 Praveen Kumar Singh DIG Dte. Genl. (overall str) and

placed at Range New DelhiGC New Delhi

24 3639 Sushil Kumar Mishra DIG GC New Delhi GC Rampur25 2503 Sham Chand DIG GC Rampur O/O IG NW Sector26 2820 J.P.K. Ray DIG Range Guwahati O/O IG WB Sector27 3429 Mohinder Kumar DIG RTC Jodhpur Range Neemuch28 3373 M. Raghu Ram DIG GC Rangareddy O/O IG Odisha Sector29 3412 Ajay Kumar Vashist DIG On repatriation from ITPO O/O SDG NE Zone30 3631 Arvind Rai DIG On repatriation from Lok

Sabha SecretariatGC Kathgodam

31 2842 Pradeep Chandra DIG GC Kathgodam O/O IG Jammu Sector32 3113 Gyanendra Kumar DIG O/O IG Northern Sector O/O IG(Ops) Jorhat33 2645 Brijesh Pratap Singh DIG O/O IG (Ops) Jorhat DIG(Comn) Dte34 3354 M. Dhinakaran DIG DIG (MAC/INT) Dte GC Avadi35 2494 D.S. Bains DIG Range Khatkhati RAF Range-III DDN36 2572 Shri Khajan Singh DIG O/O IG Odisha Sector O/O IG Western Sector37 2519 Shri Satyabir Singh Sidhoo DIG Range Rampur O/O IG North Western

Sector

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S.No. IRLA/F.No. Rank Name Office/Unit Disc has been awarded

1 7580 D/C Tribhuwan Pratap Singh Ops Dte Golden (Adm) 1 Star

2 75280033 ASI/M Jagdish Prasad Sharma 140 Bn (Attached with Ops Dte) Silver (Adm)

3 101520017 ASI/M Manoj Sharma GC-I Ajmer (Attached with Ops Dte) Bronze (Adm)

4 115111631 CT/GD Anil Kumar Ops Dte Silver (Adm)

5 Deputy Director Subhash Chander Military Secretariat Bronze (Adm)

6 14849269F Havildar (Clerk) Ruhul Amin Mehdi 525 ASC Bn (Presently working/posted in Northern Command HQ, Udhampur, J&K)

Bronze (Adm)

7 11322 IG Ajay Kumar Yadav, IPS Prov Dte Golden (Adm)

8 911650215 SM/HT Satyendra Singh M&N Sec HQr Golden (Adm)

9 951820029 Insp/HT Sachchidanand Suman Dte. Genl. Silver (Adm)

10 9874 IG Raju Bhargava, IPS IG (Works) Golden (Adm) 1 Star

11 4749 Comdt B.S. Rawat NS HQr Bronze (Adm)

12 9732 A/C Rahul Bhardwaj NS HQr Golden (Adm)

13 7787 D/C Singh A 55 Bn (Attached with NS HQr) Commendation Roll

14 11161 AC H.P. Chaudhary 178 Bn Golden (Ops)

15 901192207 ASI/GD Deb Prakash 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

16 115350813 CT/GD Swapan Sutradhar 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

17 135093496 CT/GD Raju Thapa 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

18 135380832 CT/GD Jahangir Munawar 178 Bn Golden (Ops)

19 110729648 CT/GD Sushil Kumar 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

20 175023531 CT/GD Abhay Tripathi 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

21 135380895 CT/GD Irshad Hussain Kumar 178 Bn Golden (Ops)

22 125051355 CT/GD Sumesh S. 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

23 125051997 CT/GD Manjunath K. 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

24 135132972 CT/GD Udang Narzary 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

25 41718351 CT/GD Sushant Kumar 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

26 125131287 CT/GD Pranjit Bora 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

27 11299 AC Kailash Chand 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

28 10073 AC Amit Deswal 204 CoBRA Golden (Ops)

29 10113 AC Gaurav Malviya 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

30 75022765 SI/GD Santosh Kumar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

31 41666306 SI/GD Ajay Kumar Singh 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

32 41549551 SI/GD Lal Chand Ghoslya 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

33 115230523 HC/GD Amit Kumar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

34 41750983 HC/GD Sunil Kumar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

35 75150772 HC/RO Oinam Tombi Meetei 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

36 35290859 HC/RO Mane Rajendra Narayan 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

37 15201032 HC/RO Harendra Kumar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

38 75136218 CT/GD Phungkha Daimary 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

39 110724654 CT/GD Anwar 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

40 125252101 CT/GD Pradhan Rakesh Shankar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

41 155230184 CT/GD Jaswinder Singh 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

DG's Disc & Commendation Letter Awardees(September-October 2020)

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42 155140158 CT/GD Gopal 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

43 145100662 CT/GD Mukesh Kumar 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

44 145100368 CT/GD Dhananjay Tiwari 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

45 145100323 CT/GD Arup Kumar Ghosh 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

46 75226315 CT/GD Umesh Kumar Mishra 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

47 145101124 CT/GD Birsai Oraon 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

48 55210859 CT/GD Hiwrale Rajesh Ramesh 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

49 75174761 CT/GD Munna Singh 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

50 145201333 CT/GD Vidhya Ranjan Kumar 204 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

51 105041061 CT/GD Pratap Kumar Mohanty 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

52 145274172 CT/GD CH Chaitanya 204 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

53 6342 2 IC Pintu Yadav 150 Bn Silver (Ops)

54 10706 AC Sh Amit Kumar Singh 150 Bn Bronze (Ops)

55 47060381 Insp/GD Chandra Ketu Sharma 150 Bn Silver (Ops)

56 141500033 SI/GD Rajesh 150 Bn Bronze (Ops)

57 65206722 Ct/GD Sanjay Kumar Ram 150 Bn Bronze (Ops)

58 110042446 Ct/GD Tuntun Kumar 150 Bn Bronze (Ops)

59 47060247 Insp/Int Santosh Kumar Range HQr, Ranchi Bronze (Ops)

60 35253358 Ct/Int Purendra Kumar Range HQr, Ranchi Silver (Ops)

61 4956 2-I/C S S Yadav 60 Bn Golden (Ops)

62 105262441 SI/GD Sachin Kumar 60 Bn Silver (Ops)

63 4663 CMO (SG) Dr. Md Latif Khan 121 Bn Silver (Adm)

64 70063 CMO ( OG) Dr. Amit Kumar 166 Bn Bronze (Adm)

65 10419 SMO Dr. Vivekanand 72 Bn Bronze (Adm)

66 8316 SMO Dr. Jaishree 76 Bn Bronze (Adm)

67 9880 SMO Dr. Rahul Malpotra 38 Bn Bronze (Adm)

68 11656 MO Dr. Bhanu Pratap Singh 06 Bn Bronze (Adm)

69 506057 GDMO Dr. Rahul Sharma 84 Bn Bronze (Adm)

70 503984 GDMO Dr. Pawanjeet Kaur GC HNR (Attached 137 Bn) Bronze (Adm)

71 506342 GDMO Dr. Neeru Kundal 33 Bn Bronze (Adm)

72 3626 DIG D.S Maan DIG Snr South Bronze (Adm)

73 4200 Comdt. Rajeev Kumar 35 Bn Bronze (Adm)

74 8923 AC Navin Solanki 35 Bn Silver (Adm)

75 505559 GDMO Dr. Tufail Anjum Reshi 79 Bn Bronze (Adm)

76 503538 GDMO Dr. Basharat Ahmad Mughal 25 Bn Silver (Adm)

77 504892 GDMO Dr. Suneem Ahmad Khan 28 Bn Silver (Adm)

78 503823 GDMO Dr. Lubna Nazir 73 Bn Bronze (Adm)

79 941380581 HC/GD Siddappa Thaikar 73 Bn Bronze (Adm)

80 65346416 CT/GD(Lab Tech) Imtiyaz Hussain 117 Bn Bronze (Adm)

81 105031698 CT/GD(Lab Tech) Suresh Kumar 35 Bn Bronze (Adm)

82 65340265 CT/GD(Lab Tech) Suhail Rashid 163 Bn Bronze (Adm)

83 125373745 CT/GD(Lab Tech) Shailender Singh 118 Bn Bronze (Adm)

84 145081231 CT/GD Ravindar Singh Kamboj 61 Bn Bronze (Adm)

85 9295 SMO Dr. Suhail Rehman Sofi 03 Bn Bronze (Adm)

86 8917 AC Anup Kumar Tiwari KOS Silver (Adm)

87 10986 MO Dr. Mohammad Naseer 92 Bn Silver (Adm)

88 10989 MO Dr. Mandeep Singh 98 Bn Bronze (Adm)

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89 503511 GDMO Dr. Shuja-Ul-Bashir Naqushbandi

176 Bn Bronze (Adm)

90 10929 MO Dr. Harsimran Singh Sandhu 180 Bn Bronze (Adm)

91 11476 MO Dr. Mohammad Azhar 90 Bn Bronze (Adm)

92 504491 GDMO Dr. Tariq Ahmad Bhat 24 Bn Bronze (Adm)

93 504785 GDMO Dr. Reyaz Ahmad Bhat 163 Bn Bronze (Adm)

94 506119 GDMO Dr. Saboor Sikender Thoker 164 Bn Bronze (Adm)

95 961291556 CT/GD Uttam Kumar Pandey 24 Bn Bronze (Adm)

96 4277 CMO (NFSG) Dr Nayantara Mili GC JDR Silver (Adm)

97 8300 SMO Dr. Rajnish Kumar GC PJR Bronze (Adm)

98 10620 MO Dr. S.D.N Malleshwara Rao 51 Bn Bronze (Adm)

99 991840154 SI/Pharm Prasanna Kumar Pradhan 13 Bn Bronze (Adm)

100 105031127 CT/GD G.Gandhi 13 Bn Bronze (Adm)

101 3563 Comdt Sanjay Kumar Singh 27 Bn Golden (Adm)

102 4214 Comdt P.S. Yadav 122 Bn Golden (Adm) 2 star

103 10196 AC Rahul Bhardwaj NS HQ Golden (Adm)

104 10615 MO Dr. Saurabh Datta 122 Bn Bronze (Adm)

105 151490013 ASI/PH Jai Singh 236 Bn Bronze (Adm)

106 75311249 CT/WC Anil Orow 70 Bn Bronze (Adm)

107 900090037 CT/SK Madan Lal 153 Bn Bronze (Adm)

108 860010026 CT/SK Kiranpal 121 Bn Bronze (Adm)

109 811330843 INSP/GD Mahender Singh 27 Bn Bronze (Adm)

110 913120436 ASI/GD A. Manivannan 164 Bn Silver (Adm)

111 11468 MO Dr Dilip Kumar Mohanpuria CH Ajmer Bronze (Adm)

112 3042 CMO (SG) Dr Sushma Sharma Ch Ajmer Silver (Adm)

113 820270243 Insp/GD Ramanand Yadav GC-I Ajmer Bronze (Adm)

114 139130018 ASI/Lab Tech Dinesh Kumar Achara CH Ajmer Bronze (Adm)

115 45140476 CT/GD Sharwan Singh Rathore GC-2 Ajmer Bronze (Adm)

116 19461311 CMO ( SG) Dr Shambhu Kumar Jha CH BSF Bronze (Adm)

117 3531 Comdt Prakash Chandra Srivastava 44 Bn Golden (Ops) 2 star

118 8347 DC Rahul Mathur 117 Bn Golden (Ops) 1 star

119 9789 AC L. Ibomcha Singh 29 Bn Commendation Roll

120 9653 AC Amit Kumar 44 Bn Golden (Ops) 3 star

121 981171029 HC/GD ShabirAhamed Mir 44 Bn Bronze (Ops)

122 145082326 CT/GD Lalit Mohan Joshi 28 Bn Golden (Ops) 02 star

123 145121687 CT/GD B. Ghana Bhai 21 Bn Bronze (Ops)

124 145121696 CT/GD Bheda Fakir Bhai 21 Bn Bronze (Ops)

125 115340104 CT/GD Rahul Singh 82 Bn Golden (Ops) 2 star

126 105200195 CT/GD Saroj Kumar 82 Bn Golden (Ops) 2 star

127 110044182 CT/GD Surya Prakash 82 Bn Commendation Roll

128 115139332 CT/GD Md. Zerin Ahmed 118 Bn Bronze (Ops)

129 115160436 CT/GD Manish Kumar 132 Bn Silver (Ops)

130 110048972 CT/GD Anish Kr Singh 144 Bn Golden (Ops) 3 star

131 135381081 CT/GD Irshad Ahmad Hajam 29 Bn Golden (Ops) 2 star

132 115063388 CT/GD Kishan Pal Singh Jadon 23 Bn Golden (Ops) 1 star

133 KPS-045861 SP Shazaad Ahmed Salaria JKP Bronze (Ops)

134 3626 DIG D.S.Maan DIG South Range Golden (Ops) 2 star

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135 6635 2-I/C NarenderYadav 75 Bn Golden (Ops)


137 9653 AC Amit Kumar 44Bn Commendation Roll

138 165120097 SI/GD Aditya Kumar 28 Bn Bronze (Ops)

139 145340814 SI/GD Rambol Kumar 181 Bn Golden (Ops)

140 115196727 HC/GD Rajeev Ranjan Kumar 144 Bn Bronze (Ops)

141 105201432 CT/GD Ranjan Kumar 161 Bn Golden (Ops) 03 star

142 115340274 CT/GD Sajad Ahmad Lone 29 Bn Silver (Ops)

143 115197216 CT/GD Anil Kumar 117 Bn Bronze (Ops)

144 175020914 CT/GD Vishal Kumar 44 Bn Bronze (Ops)

145 105200195 CT/GD Saroj Kumar 82 Bn Golden (Ops) 3 star

146 115031994 CT/GD S. Prakash 43 Bn Golden (Ops) 2 star

147 115063388 CT/GD Kishan Pal Singh Jadon 23 Bn Golden (Ops) 3 star

148 115310259 CT/GD Krishnendu Datta 161 Bn Golden (Ops)

149 105170457 CT/GD Pankaj Kr Choudhary 161 Bn Golden (Ops)

150 115160436 CT/GD Manish Kumar 132 Bn Golden (Ops)

151 175020861 CT/GD Ritu Raj 29 Bn Silver (Ops)

152 125111072 CT/GD Mahesh Chand Jangid 29 Bn Silver (Ops)

153 145082478 CT/GD Khushiram Choudhary 28 Bn Silver (Ops)

154 145252284 CT/GD Godage Krishna Bharat 181 Bn Bronze (Ops)

155 085071064 CT/GD Ajay Kumar 28 Bn Golden (Ops)

156 061850144 CT/GD Abdul Raheem Kumar 164 Bn Golden (Ops) 1 star

157 105321909 CT/DVR KaushalKishor 35 Bn Bronze (Ops)

158 KPS-116195 DySP Modh Usman JKP Silver (Ops)

159 KPS-127945 DySP Surinder Singh JKP Silver (Ops)

160 ARP 115536 INSP Mir Kazam JKP Bronze (Ops)

161 3583/S HC Manmohan Ganjoo JKP Bronze (Ops)

162 6635 2 IC Narender Yadav 75 Bn Golden (Ops) 1 star


164 9789 AC L. Ibomcha Singh 29 Bn Commendation Roll

165 9653 AC Amit Kumar 44 Bn Commendation Roll

166 145183586 SI/GD Pankaj 82 Bn Golden (Ops)

167 105261899 SI/GD Raj Kumar Singh 144 Bn Silver (Ops)

168 005020641 HC/GD S.K.Tripathi 75 Bn Golden (Ops)

169 145082478 CT/GD Khushiram Choudhary 28 Bn Golden (Ops)

170 095182696 CT/GD Jeetendra Kumar 43 Bn Bronze (Ops)

171 175371618 CT/GD Baleshwar Kumar 44 Bn Bronze (Ops)

172 175381115 CT/GD Raj Kumar 25 Bn Bronze (Ops)

173 115045327 CT/GD Umakant Nayak 73 Bn Bronze (Ops)

174 115340104 CT/GD Rahul Singh 82 Bn Commendation Roll

175 115342883 CT/GD Fida Hussain Dar 115 Bn Golden (Ops) 01 star

176 175134439 CT/GD Eshahak Hasda 35 Bn Bronze (Ops)

177 145103974 CT/GD S.K.Wasim 181 Bn Bronze (Ops)

178 145121687 CT/GD B.Ghana Bhai 21 Bn Silver (Ops)

179 145316603 CT/GD Sanjeev Sangam 73 Bn Silver (Ops)

180 145252578 CT/GD Amit Ghawde 181 Bn Silver (Ops)

181 095310247 CT/DVR Sunder Lal 21 Bn Bronze (Ops)

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182 091540017 Insp/GD Prabhat Kumar Pankaj 92 Bn Bronze (Ops)

183 105110151 Ct/GD Sanjay 92 Bn Bronze (Ops)

184 115040565 Ct/GD Himansu Parija 92 Bn Bronze (Ops)

185 -- Dy SP Faraz Hussain Shah JKP (Handwara) Bronze (Ops)

186 6694 2 IC Sanjeev Kumar Singh 178 Bn Golden (Ops) 2 star

187 095144777 Insp/GD Thaneshwar Baro 178 Bn Silver (Ops)

188 015260965 HC/GD Shomender Kumar Tomar 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

189 115021926 Ct/GD Agnivesh Pratap Shahi 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

190 115162145 Ct/GD Shukhjinder Singh 178 Bn Silver (Ops)

191 125192233 Ct/GD Ravi Kumar 178 Bn Silver (Ops)

192 135093558 Ct/GD Himanshu Nath 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

193 175023879 Ct/GD Jitendra Singh Chauhan 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

194 060064646 Ct/GD Abdul Jalil 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

195 115254521 Ct/GD Jagtap S R 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

196 135092089 Ct/GD Jackson Das 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

197 065323344 Ct/Dvr Dhrampal 178 Bn Bronze (Ops)

198 913285134 ASI/GD Mahidhar Sarnia 92 Bn Silver (Ops)

199 065175667 Ct/GD Jitendra Baskey 92 Bn Bronze (Ops)

200 891180733 ASI/GD Naunihal Singh 119 Bn Bronze (Ops)

201 015280529 Ct/GD Rajesh Kumar Singh 119 Bn Bronze (Ops)

202 105205866 Ct/GD Narender Kumar Pandey 119 Bn Bronze (Ops)

203 6123 2-I/C Ravinder Kumar Singh 237 Bn Silver (Adm)

204 107190054 Insp/GD Ajay Kumar 41 Bn Silver (Adm)

205 15024533 Ct/GD Birbhadra Singh GC Bilaspur Golden (Adm)

206 105319248 Ct/GD Krishna Kant Roy 156 Bn Bronze (Adm)

207 5396 2-I/C Shailendra Kumar 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)

208 850810136 SI/GD Ravi Pal 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)

209 951180575 HC/GD Pradeep Kumar Singh 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)

210 115172203 CT/GD Ritesh Kumar 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)

211 - - Vishesh (Dog) 168 Bn Bronze (Ops)

212 6326 2-I/C Smt Mitu Roy 04 Bn Bronze (Ops)

213 55146246 CT/GD Anil Kumar Maharana 04 Bn Bronze (Ops)

214 75100257 CT/GD J.P. Yadav 04 Bn Bronze (Ops)

215 880981757 SI/GD Braj Prakash 60 Bn Silver (Ops)

216 931151161 ASI/GD Kadam Bharat Mahadeo 60 Bn Bronze (Ops)

217 110727966 CT/GD Hemant Kumar 60 Bn Bronze (Ops)

218 175176836 CT/GD Sarat Chandra Sial 60 Bn Bronze (Ops)

219 - - Susan (Dog) 60 Bn Bronze (Ops)

220 95341009 Insp/GD Nippon Kumar Baisnab 210 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

221 61801027 HC/GD Dhrubajit Kalita 210 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

222 75134278 HC/GD Deepankar Kalita 210 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

223 125132952 CT/GD Chandan Hajowary 210 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

224 11402 MO Dr. Sneha Shrawan Hajare CH Nagpur Bronze (Adm)

225 75250116 CT/NA Dnyaneshwar Ganesh Chandanshiv

CH Nagpur Bronze (Adm)

226 130480046 SI/GD Sushil Kumar Raghav 201 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

227 135352321 SI/GD Kumud Ranjan 201 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

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228 105012506 SI/GD Ram Niwas Meena 201 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

229 65132656 CT/GD Dhananjay Ray 201 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

230 145133294 CT/GD Kolhi Elah 201 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

231 135093317 CT/GD Arun Borah 201 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

232 115179967 CT/GD Dharmendar Kumar Yadav 201 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

233 115179798 CT/GD Dhaneshwar Singh 201 CoBRA Silver (Ops)

234 115212249 CT/GD Solanki Ravindra Balasaheb 201 CoBRA Bronze (Ops)

235 5266 2-I/C Ashok Kumar 103 Bn Golden (Adm)

236 55211776 Insp/GD Sharma sunil Vishnu 118 Bn Silver (Adm)

237 11319 DIG (Med) Dr.Maheshwari Bhagat CH BPL Bronze (Adm)

238 5994 CMO (SG) Dr. Anurag Giri CH BPL Bronze (Adm)

239 11849 IG Anshuman Yadav, IPS Int Dte Bronze (Adm)

240 3354 DIG M. Dhinakaran Int Dte Silver (Adm)

241 9479 AC Deepak Kothari Dte Silver (Adm)

242 10110 AC Prince Bhardwaj 242 Bn (Attached with PRO) Silver (Adm)

243 45230751 CT/GD Dinesh Kumar PRO DTE Silver (Adm)

244 41632321 CT/GD Vinu Wilson 105 BN (Attached with Int Dte) Bronze (Adm)

245 135030377 CT/GD S Armuga Selvam 182 BN (Attached with Int Dte) Bronze (Adm)

246 135232067 CT/GD Manjeet 44 BN (Attached with Int Dte) Bronze (Adm)

247 10989 MO Dr. Mandeep Singh 98 Bn Silver (Adm)

248 MR-06072A Brig B Nambiar 92 Base Hospital, Srinagar Bronze (Adm)

249 - CMO (SG) Dr. S.K. Jha BSF Bronze (Adm)

250 4909 Comdt. Vishal Kandwal 14 Bn Golden (Ops)

251 5521 2-I/C Mani G. Nair 14 Bn Golden (Ops) 2 star

252 175132686 Ct/GD Ajay Baro 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)

253 55052927 Ct/GD Dinoop S. 14 Bn Silver (Ops)

254 145263508 HC/RO Sunil Yadav 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)

255 981271051 HC/GD Mahajan Ravindra 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)

256 125090547 Ct/GD Kartik Nath 14 Bn Silver (Ops)

257 125022016 Ct/GD Chandan Kumar 14 Bn Silver (Ops)

258 115255536 Ct/GD Patil Kishor 14 Bn Bronze (Ops)

259 115046333 Ct/GD Lingaraj Bhoi 14 Bn Silver (Ops)

260 9819 AC Rajendra Kumar Meena 162 Bn Bronze (Ops)

261 61871436 CT/Bug Vijay Pal 162 Bn Bronze (Ops)

262 145110043 CT/GD Ajay 162 Bn Bronze (Ops)

263 55351906 Insp/GD Sujit Das 176 Bn Bronze (Ops)

264 60069521 CT/GD Heman Das 176 Bn Bronze (Ops)

265 9694 AC Manir Khan 85 Bn Silver (Ops)

266 35160626 CT/GD Kangkan Das 85 Bn Bronze (Ops)

267 15260118 Insp/GD Rambool Sharma 182 Bn Silver (Ops)

268 5220596 HC/GD Balbir Singh Gujar 182 Bn Bronze (Ops)

269 111690299 CT/GD Vikram Lohar 182 Bn Bronze (Ops)

270 145045075 CT/GD Suman Pradhan 183 Bn Silver (Ops)

271 155132192 CT/GD Ganesh Ch Das 183 Bn Bronze (Ops)

272 175123669 CT/GD Kohani Manu 183 Bn Bronze (Ops)

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