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Indian army raiding Bodo hideouts inside Bhutan
GAUHAT1 (India). June 3: Indian army unit* have started operation* against hideouts of tribal militants in southeastern Bhutan, across the border from the northeast Indian slate of Assam, an official spokesman said today, report* Reuter.
A spokesman for the Assam government said that New Delhi had received permission for the raids from the Government of Bhutan, an eastern Himalayan nation with popu lation of some 1.4 million.
"Due to possible International complications the Indian army will not set up bases inside Bhutan. It will operate from its bases along the border* of Assam and Bhutan," he said.
A General connected with "Operation Tiger” salcf it had
begun on Tuesday against the Bodo Security Force (BSF)
"Our operation* are aimed at destroying the Bodo militant bases tn that part of Bhutan." the General told Reuters
The Bodos have been fighting since 1987 for their own stale within India, complaining that the Assamese majority exploits them.
The General, who asked not to be identified, said BSF militants had five or six bases In the Bhairabkund and Sum-sungjhongka areas of Bhutan, close lo the Assam border.
"From these bases, Bodo militants regularly attack targets inside Assam and so we had to do something about If. he said.
The Indian army is sending long-range patrols Into the
southern Bhutan areas where I he militant* have base*. Backing them up the quick reaction teams' of 15 18 sol diers, ready lo be deployed at short notice, the General said
The teams have already hit two militant base* killing four militants and Injuring several other*, he said
"H>c patrol* arc to doml nate the area and the quick re action teams arc meant for specific operation*. Both may support each other." he added
New Delhi had complained to the Bhutan Government about the BSF bases there. say tng the militant* used them to train and shelter members who regularly attack tea plan ter*, security force* and poll Heal rivals Inside Assam, officials said.
The General said the Indian army moved against the Bodo militants under a similar agreement with Bhutan for a brief spell last November, but most of them fled deeper Into Bhutan
"We got a lemon, nothing more.” the General said, dis closing the Hot Pursuit operation* for the first time.
"But this time thing* will be different. We have much more Information and we hope to have better coordination with the Bhutanese forces,” he said
The government In New IX-Ihl and the Assam stale government arc holding talks with the moderate Bodo faction*, but the BSF Is determined not to settle for anything short of a separate Bodo state