NSS call for SENDRA against maoists
08 March, 2007
Jamshedpur, March 6: Shankar Hembrom, the self-styled president of Nagrik Suraksha Samiti (NSS), would like the state government to increase his security. After a dozen Naxalites were lynched by the NSS in August, 2003, at Lango village, Hembrom has been strutting around with four police bodyguards. But the number was recently reduced to two and Hembrom clearly does not believe it to be adequate. Read more
Labels: Jharkhand, News, Sendra
posted by Bimal 8.3.07,
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Naxals sneak in, Jeypore on alert
02 March, 2007
Friday March 2 2007 13:05 IST
JEYPORE: An alert has been sounded in Koraput district after over 100 hardcore Naxalites from neighbouring Chhattisgarh and Malkangiri district reportedly entered the tribal pockets of Jeypore sub-division. According to reports, four days back, the district police received an intelligence report from Bastar district of Chhattisgarh over movement of armed Naxals towards Jeypore sub-division. Read more
posted by Bimal 2.3.07,
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Four OFDC employees go missing, Naxal involvement suspected
28 February, 2007
DHENKANAL: Panic gripped Kanakadahada block after four employees of Orissa Forest Development Corporation went missing on Tuesday. The involvement of Maoists is being suspected as the Left wing extremists had earlier warned of targeting the OFDC workers. Read more
posted by Resistance 28.2.07,
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Naxal violence on the wane in Bengal
Kolkata, February 27: The Union Government’s policy of ‘zero-tolerance’ towards the various Maoist and Naxalite groups active across the country has led to an overall decline in Naxalite related violence, with West Bengal gaining further following the launch of development works in the affected areas. Read more
posted by Resistance 28.2.07,
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Maoist raid killed four police men in Bihar
27 February, 2007
Maoist rebels have shot dead four policemen and wounded another four in the eastern Indian state of Bihar, police say. A police spokesman quoting local eyewitnesses said the officers were killed just after midnight when up to 600 rebels attacked a police camp. Read more
posted by Resistance 27.2.07,
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West Bengal two Maoists arrested
Midnapore (West Bengal): Two Maoist ultras were arrested by the West Midnapore district police from Bankura, police said here. Read more
posted by Resistance 27.2.07,
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End of Naxalism has started in Chhattisgarh: Raman Singh
Raipur, Feb 27: Naxalism is a threat to the nation but steps to wipe it out have started in Chhattisgarh, Chief Minister Raman Singh told the assembly. Read more
Labels: chhattisgarh, News
posted by Resistance 27.2.07,
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Anti naxal seminar in Delhi
26 February, 2007
(A report from Organiser)
The Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini organised a national seminar in New Delhi on February 14, 2007 on “Innovative Strategies to Counter Naxalism: Experiment of Salva Judum.” The seminar was held in four different sessions throughout the day which had eminent speakers drawn from a wide spectrum of on-field workers to policymakers to law enforcers. Read more
Labels: News
posted by Resistance 26.2.07,
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WB: Police lathicharge Medha Patkar
Singur, Feb 26: Police today resorted to lathicharge to disperse social activist Medha Patkar-led protesters after they tried to approach the fenced area for the Tata Motors small car project at Singur in West Bengal. Read more
posted by Resistance 26.2.07,
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chhattisgarh; Naxalite killed in police firing
Raipur: A naxalite was killed and a policeman injured in a gun battle between naxalites and a police party on Saturday at Pedametta village, about 450 km from here." Read more
Labels: chhattisgarh, CPI(Maoist), News
posted by Resistance 26.2.07,
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Bihar Police killed two naxalites
The police in Gaya district under Wazirganj police station on Sunday evening shot and killed two Naxal extremists while injuring half a dozen others in an encounter that lasted over an hour, Gaya Superintendent of Police (SP) Amit Jain said." Read More
Labels: Bihar, CPI(Maoist), News
posted by Resistance 26.2.07,
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Uttar Pradesh: Security stepped up in Naxal-hit areas
24 February, 2007
Security forces have intensified combing operation in the Naxal-affected areas of Chandauli.According to reports, on receiving a tip-off that the naxalites have stepped up their activities in Naughar area, the district police swung into action. Read more
Labels: CPI(Maoist), News, Uttarpradesh
posted by Resistance 24.2.07,
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INDIA:Maoist Timeline - 2007
23 February, 2007
Andhra Pradesh,
2007
January 1: An alleged arms supplier to the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), identified as Ravi Kumar Chevori, was arrested from Cyberabad near Hyderabad. He had entered into a deal with the Maoists to supply arms and ammunition worth INR 40 lakh, which the city police seized on December 28, 2006, and arrested three persons. Read more
Labels: CPI(Maoist), News
posted by Resistance 23.2.07,
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Maoist meet after 36 yrs, Kashmir to Manipur on agenda
22 February, 2007
NEW DELHI, February 21 Giving the Union Home Ministry a rude jolt, the banned Maoists, who fight a low-intensity war with the Indian state along the “Red Corridor” down a swathe of central India from the border with Nepal in the north to Karnataka in the south, have concluded their ninth party congress somewhere in the “liberated zones” along the Jharkhand-Bihar border with a call to extend support for secessionist struggles ranging from Kashmir to Manipur. Read more
Labels: CPI(Maoist), News
posted by Bimal 22.2.07,
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No SEZ in Nandigram: Buddha
Faced with stiff and prolonged resistance, chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee has decided not to set up his pet Special Economic Zone project at Nandigram and has asked his party and his officials to find an alternative site.
The decision was taken after leaders from East Midnapore unit of the party reported that the people of Nandigram would not accept eviction particularly because setting up the SEZ would mean demolition of religious sites of the minorities. The police are yet to enter the troubled area for over a month now as all approach roads to Nandigram still remain cut. Read More
posted by Bimal 22.2.07,
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Maoist hunt for ‘traitor’ after leader arrest
| Hazaribagh, Feb. 21: Naxalites have started a hunt for insiders, who allegedly played a role in the arrest of zonal commander Bhagirath from Bundu of Keredari yesterday.Bhagirath’s arrest came as a big blow to the outfit as he was a “pillar” of the organisation.After the arrest of Sunil Ganjhu, Bhagirath had re-organised and strengthened the outfit in Hazaribagh, Giridih, Chatra and Latehar districts. Read more |
Labels: Bihar, CPI(Maoist), News
posted by Resistance 22.2.07,
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Bihar Maoists threaten jailbreak to free rebel leader
21 February, 2007
Indo Asian News Service
Patna, Feb 17 Maoist guerrillas have threatened yet another jailbreak to free Ajay Kanu, the suspected mastermind of the sensational Jehanabad jailbreak in 2005, according to intelligence reports.
Kanu, who was arrested Feb 2, is currently lodged at the Beur jail here in tight security. Read more
Labels: Bihar, CPI(Maoist), News
posted by Bimal 21.2.07,
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Maoists to resist formation of SEZs
K. Srinivas Reddy
- Policy documents adopted at the congress
- Big projects lead to massive displacement of tribals and forest-dwellers
Ganapathi re-elected general secretary
HYDERABAD : The Maoists have vowed to oppose and resist the formation of the 300 Special Economic Zones (SEZs) terming them efforts to form "de facto foreign enclaves" thereby enabling foreign and local sharks to grab prime agricultural lands.
This was one of the key decisions taken by the 9th Unity Congress of the Maoist party held recently. Read more
Labels: CPI(Maoist), News
posted by Resistance 21.2.07,
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Bihar: Maoist leaders Arrested
HAZARIBAG: The Hazaribag police on Tuesday arrested four Maoists leaders, including the sub-zonal commander of a CPI(Maoist), Bhagirath Mahto, from separate places and recovered firearms and Rs 9.5 lakh in cash. Hazaribag SP Praveen Kumar Singh headed the task force, which comprised the jawans of JAP and CRPF. Read more
Labels: Bihar, CPI(Maoist), News
posted by Resistance 21.2.07,
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UAV to hover over eastern Maha skies to counter Naxalism
20 February, 2007
Nagpur, Feb 20: Unmanned Ariel Vehicle (UAV) is all set to be deployed in eastern Maharashtra to trace the movements of Naxals, a senior police official of Anti-Naxalite Operation (ANO) said today.
The UAV over Naxal-infested Gadchiroli district is likely to be operational sometime next week, said inspector general of police, anti-Naxal operations, Pankaj Gupta.
Gupta told reporters that UAV's operation in Chhattisgarh was quite successful and the authorities have received photo and video images both from cameras fitted in the flying machine. It has traced movement of Naxalites near the hilly terrain of Abuzmadd in Bastar district which is a virtual den of the outlawed extremists.
The images of Naxal training camps, organised in thick and dense forests in Abuzmadd area of Bastar region of Chhattisgarh are very clear and reveal a lot of things which the official declined to mention.
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Labels: CPI(Maoist), Maharashtra, News
posted by Resistance 20.2.07,
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