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Param Vir Chakra : Ramaswamy Parameshwaran
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November 1987: The war between the Tamils and the Sinhalese in the years 1986?87 resulted in many Tamil
civilians being killed and an exodus of Tamils to India causing political and social unrest. An agreement
between Sri Lanka and India was concluded which resulted in the induction of the Indian Army to bring
peace between the warring communities. The LTTE (Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam) however, backed
down on the requirement to lay down arms and instead, attacked the Indian Peace Keeping Force (IPKF)
violently. Peace keeping had now turned to fighting for peace. The IPKF was neither organised nor trained
for this type of guerrilla warfare and suffered heavy casualties. They lacked intelligence, logistic supports
and did not even have maps of the area. Worst of all the political aim was unclear and uncertain, and the
command infrastructure tangled and confused. It was in this web of political and military contradictions that
the IPKF and officers like Major Parmeswaran had to operate.
November 1987: The war between the Tamils and the Sinhalese in the years 1986?87 resulted in many Tamil
civilians being killed and an exodus of Tamils to India causing political and social unrest. An agreement
between Sri Lanka and India was concluded which resulted in the induction of the Indian Army to bring
peace between the warring communities. The LTTE (Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam) however, backed
down on the requirement to lay down arms and instead, attacked the Indian Peace Keeping Force (IPKF)
violently. Peace keeping had now turned to fighting for peace. The IPKF was neither organised nor trained
for this type of guerrilla warfare and suffered heavy casualties. They lacked intelligence, logistic supports
and did not even have maps of the area. Worst of all the political aim was unclear and uncertain, and the
command infrastructure tangled and confused. It was in this web of political and military contradictions that
the IPKF and officers like Major Parmeswaran had to operate.
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