"I Don't Know Who Took The Decision"
Gurbachan Jagat, DG of the bsf, finds himself in a tight spot fielding questions on the incursion into enemy territory on April 18. In an interview with Murali Krishnan, he tries to reconstruct what could have happened. Excerpts:
Who took the decision to attack Boraibari village?
There are reports that the clearance to cross over and attack the bdr came from the highest quarters (read home ministry). Is that true?
So you are implying that the decision was taken just at the level of a deputy commandant?
There are conflicting reports on who killed the 16 men. Was it the bdr or the villagers who lynched them?
Could there have been an intelligence leak?
But why did the patrol vacate their post?
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