News About ONGC Employee In The Possession Of ULFA

News about ONGC employee in the possession of ULFA: Information about hiding in Nagaland.

The Assam Police on Wednesday claimed that an employee of ONGC was in the possession of ULFA (I) militants.

They are hidden in Nagaland. Special Director General of Police (Law and Order) Gyanendra Pratap Singh told the media that the missing employee of ONGC was being searched.

News about ONGC employee: The police force is constantly receiving information from security agencies.

Two other ONGC employees Mohini Mohan Gogoi and Alkesh Saikia were freed on April 24 after an encounter in the Mon district of Nagaland near the Indo-Myanmar border.

Singh said that we have received information from Assam Rifles, Army and Nagaland Police that Ritul Saikia is still in the possession of ULFA (I). The militants are hiding in the Mon district.

We will free Saikia soon. On April 21, the three employees of the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) were kidnapped near Lakwa oil well in Sivasagar district near the Assam-Nagaland border.

Successful test of the Python-5 missile that killed Tejas from air to air, learn more

The Light Indigenous Combat Aircraft (LCA), the fifth-generation air-to-air missile (AAM) Python-5, has been added to Tejas’ air-to-air weapon system.

The missile was successfully test fired in Goa on Tuesday. The Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) gave this information in a statement issued on Wednesday.

The Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) said the tests were also aimed at verifying the capacity addition of the Derby Beyond Visual Range (BVR) AAM already added to Tejas.

The test in Goa completed series of tests to verify its performance in a very challenging scenario.

According to the statement, ‘Derby missile directly penetrated the fast moving air target and Python missile also hit its target with 100% accuracy.

In this way their full potential has been verified. These tests achieved their planned objectives. ‘