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What Do You Think About Isi-naxal Link ?

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What Do You Think About Isi-naxal Link ?

Postby Burkitt » Thu May 22, 2014 11:30 pm

What Do You Think About Isi-naxal Link ?
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What Do You Think About Isi-naxal Link ?

Postby Renzo » Mon May 26, 2014 6:44 pm

Not quite sure
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What Do You Think About Isi-naxal Link ?

Postby Rolf » Sat Jun 07, 2014 10:41 pm

This is BS.

If the ISI was supporting the Naxalites, they'd be armed with state of the art weapons not outdated world war 2 rifles. If the ISI was supporting Naxalites, why do Naxalites risk raiding police depots for outdated arms? If ISI was equipping and supporting Naxalites, each Naxal cadre would b armed better than soldiers. That is obviously not the case. So this assertion is BS.
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What Do You Think About Isi-naxal Link ?

Postby Herrick » Sat Jun 14, 2014 12:17 pm

In an ominous development, Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence has roped in separatist leaders and their sympathizers to make inroads in Naxal ranks in its anti-India strategies after making a failed attempt to enlist the support of the Maoist rebels. The ISI had even roped in underworld cadres of Dawood Ibrahim, designated by the US as global terrorist, to woo the Naxals and an attempt to this regard was foiled only in August this year when central security agencies led an operation in which six people in Bengaluru and Hyderabad were arrested. The ISI-Naxal linkage can prove a great headache for India. Pakistan's inter service intelligence agency has been involved in anti-India activities for very long time. A Naxal ISI linkage is the most primary strategic threat for India, potentially more damaging than either the jehadi threat from Pakistan in Kashmir or tribal separatism in the North East. The ISI is using naxal network in India for drug trafficking and pumping fake currency
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