Shivaji Maharaj: Guerrilla Warfare Tactics

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is also known as the “FATHER OF ______ WARFARE IN INDIA”

Chhatrapati Shivaji was called as the ______ Rat and was widely known for his guerrilla warfare tactics

The word guerrilla is acquired from a Spanish word ______, which means war

In guerrilla warfare, soldiers need not be a professional ______, they can be common men, civilians, rebellions

Persons in guerrilla warfare will not be together, they hide in ______, on trees, across mountains

A guerrilla tactic is, a single person will hit a weapon into a ______ which will at least kill one soldier

Guerrillas fight in their ______ and in most cases, they are supported by the local population.

Guerrilla warfare is fought between rivals of ______ strength.

Their biggest assets are ______, surprise, ambush, secrecy, small units, and the knowledge of the terrain.

[Blank] groups also rely on destroying assets critical to the opponent using explosive devices.

They limit the mobility of the enemy by destroying ______ and cut communication by blowing up masts.

Modern guerrilla movement recruits children as ______, porters, scouts, and spies.