'IE story reflection of civil-military relations in India'

April 04, 2012 13:42

Reacting to news of army units moving towards the national capital in January, defence analyst Commodore (retired) C Uday Bhaskar today said it was a reflection of the state of civil military relations in India.

The way in which this story was reported in the national daily, giving its entire front page to this particular, so called attempt by the army to move two units and intimidate, that seems to be nuanced hint in the story, is perhaps the reflection of civil military relations in India and the way in which the media is playing a role, said Bhaskar.

Bhaskar further linked the developments to the recent controversies between the army chief and the government, suggesting that all was not well.

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