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Operation All Clear (2003)

Santhosh Kumar 08/11/2023

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Operation All Clear (2003) upsc mind map
Context
King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuk
Visit to Assam
First by a Bhutanese monarch
Source
TH
What was Operation All Clear
During 1990s
Assam’s insurgent groups
Operated in southeast Bhutan
Launched in 2003
Targeted groups
ULFA
NDFB
KLO
Established camps in Bhutan
Prompted by
Threats to Bhutan’s sovereignty
Strained diplomatic relations with India
Impacts on development and economy
Support provided by
Indian Army
Logistical and medical assistance

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