Payback time.
By Sonlal Singson

There's another development amidst the declaration of the recent conducted ADC election results.
Northeastern states is on the brink of war. Politics may turn into another chapter in the fallout of the recent gruesome attacks of the indian army by NSCK(K),KYKL and KCP a conglomeration of the recently formed UNLFWESEA.

The surgical strike inside Myanmar was carried out by a crack team of about 70 commandos of the Indian Army who finished the operation within 40 minutes, leaving 38 Naga insurgents dead and seven injured on Tuesday..The decision of “hot pursuit” was taken hours after the Naga militants killed 18 soldiers in an ambush in Chandel area of Manipur on June 4 and clearance was obtained from Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the night of June 7, soon after his return from Bangladesh, said sources privy to the details.The commandos of 21 Para, equipped with assault rifles, rocket launchers, grenades and night vision goggles, were airdropped at around 3 am on Tuesday from Dhruv helicopters, just inside the Indian territory near the border with Myanmar, security sources said.Once on the ground, the contingent of the special forces split into two groups and headed for two camps being run by NSCN(K) and KYKL, who are believed to be responsible for the deadly ambush on June 4, they said.The teams trekked through the thick jungles for at least five kilometers before they reached the training camps.“Each of the two teams were further divided into two sub-groups. While one was responsible for the direct assault, the second formed an outer ring to prevent any of insurgents from running and escaping,” sources said.The actual operation (hitting the camp and destroying it) took about 40 minutes. Not only did the commandos kill those present at the camps in gun fight, during which rocket launchers were also used, one of the camp was also set afire.Sources, quoting ground reports, said 38 militants were killed and seven others were injured in the strike.Thermal imagery was also used to track the operation about which Myanmarese authorities were kept in the loop, they said.Mi—17 helicopters of the Indian Air Force were put on standby, ready to be pressed into service to evacuate the commandos in case anything went wrong.“The operation was carried out based on specific and very accurate intelligence” and the operation was overseen by General Officer Commanding (GoC) of the Dimapur-based 3 Corps Lt. Gen. Bipin Rawat, sources said.Army chief Gen Dalbir Singh Suhag, who had postponed his trip to UK for the operation, was coordinating from the Army headquarters.The decision to go in for a hot pursuit was taken just hours after the ambush on June 4 in a meeting that was chaired by Home Minister Rajnath Singh and attended by Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, Suhag and others.The Prime Minister gave the final clearance and the operation was overseen by Mr. Doval.Sources said that the Army will undertake more such operations in the region if required.At the June 4 meeting, it was initially suggested that the attack on militants camp should be carried out the very next day, the sources said but the Army Chief expressed his inability to carry out the strike at such a short notice.However, it was decided that the strike has to be executed as early as possible since a “hot-pursuit” normally is carried out within 72 hours of an incident by militants.Then, the top security establishment decided that the attack would be carried out on Monday and General Suhag was asked to make all the preparations.Prime Minister Narendra Modi was briefed about the decision, the sources said.The meeting explored the options of air strike using Sukhoi and MiG-29 fighters as well as ground strike by special forces of the army.However, this option was ruled out since the possibility of colatoral damage was high in an air strike.To finetune the operation, Doval dropped out of the Prime Minister’s two—day tour of Bangladesh on June 6 and 7.When the attack was finalised, the Prime Minister was in Bangladesh and there was a necessity to brief him all aspects of the operation, sources said, adding, so, the strike was again delayed by a day and finalised for early Tuesday morning.Meanwhile, the Army Chief undertook a visit to Manipur.The Prime Minister was briefed about the operation after his arrival from Bangladesh on Sunday night and got his final clearance.

Strangely,the slaying down of more than 70 personnel of the para-millitary forces in Dantewada by the Naxalites which rendered the failure of the intelligence input,was never addressed by using the Indian Army to flush out millitants responsible for the deadly attacks of security forces..

It's of no secret that the Indian govt.would swiftly response had any millitants from the Northeast came up against the anti-indian activities. Hot pursuit will follow to flush out the millitants by aiding with air support thus by invoking a proxy war.The strategies seems to streamline the Northeastern people from the mainland India..people flung to far areas in abid to escape the possible atrocities to be meted out from the army who were ardently adept in the art of raping and harassing the innocent in the name of harbouring peace and enjoyed the protection under the controversial AFSPA.

We can't remain a mute spectator of the current development. The time has ripened up for our politician in backing up the signing of SoO with UPF& KNO by pressing hard to start political dialogue that should be acceptable by both the parties . Otherwise we can't in no less way rule out the possibilities of the high handedness of the army to trained their wrath upon us by branding our outfit organization as 'terrorist' thus by rendering no other option rather than dictating us to submit upon  their wills.Our political goals once inked by signing SoO will only exist in paper by wrapping and spinning to exist no  where. That will be the moment when we will be screw..politics can never be static and rules of engagement is highly the first priority to be taken care of by our politicians. They should learn to know the art of bargaining to the Indian establishment who have never been better In playing tricky politics.