Operation Uttaran

Operation Uttaran
Part of Chittagong Hill Tracts conflict
DateSeptember 2001—present
Location
Status

Ongoing

Belligerents

Government of Bangladesh


Insurgents:
Kuki-Chin National Front



    Logistical support:

     India
    Commanders and leaders

    Shantu Larma
    Tatindra Lal Marma
    Bimal Kanti Chakma
    Sadhon Chakma 
    Kalomoy Chakma 
    Mohan Tripura 
    Unumang Royel 


    Prasit Bikash Khisa
    Tapan Jyoti Chakma 
    Anoti Ranjan Chakma 
    Anol Bikash Chakma 
    Mithun Chakma 
    Notun Moni Chakma 
    Jhony Tanchangya 
    Sunil Bikash Chakma 
    Junel Chakma 
    Miton Chakma 
    Shantimoy Chakma 
    Niran Chakma
    Rabi Chakma
    Angya Marma
    Sree Ubamong Marma
    Nathan Bom
    Cheosim Bom 
    Units involved

    Bangladesh Armed Forces

    Strength
    • : 80,000
    • : 25,000
    • : 8,000
    • : 1,500
    : 2,000—15,000 (initial phase)
    Casualties and losses
    Unknown

    : 83 killed (initial phase)
    : 358 killed (initial phase)


    : 6—12 killed
    50—60 captured or arrested (2023—2024)
    3,500–25,000 civilians killed (initial phase)
    400–900 civilians killed (2014–2019)
    70,000 externally displaced (initial phase)
    100,000 internally displaced

    Operation Uttaran (Bengali: অপারেশন উত্তরণ, lit.'Operation Upliftment') is a military operation in the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh that has been ongoing since September 2001. It replaced Operation Dabanal.