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Should the Indian government use armed forces against the naxals/maoists?


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interserting documentary on crpf cobra battalion deployed in anti maoist operation.
 
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Maoists opting for rehabilitation package, says Home Minister - The Hindu

Home Minister K.J. George said Maoists have shown interest in the rehabilitation package of the State government and are keen on surrendering and joining the mainstream. Some non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have taken up their cause and are consulting with the government.

Talking to presspersons here on Wednesday, Mr. George said: "They are not speaking directly, but through NGOs. I cannot reveal details as discussions are in the preliminary stage." Mr. George was not willing to name the Maoists who are in favour of rehabilitation.

Mr. George said NGOs were also helping the State government in rehabilitation of families living in the reserve forests. As per the changes brought in the Forest Act, dwellers in the reserve forests can now be rehabilitated to the forest fringes. "We are not forcing anybody. Rehabilitation will be done only if they agree."

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When it was pointed out that NGOs were facing allegations of receiving foreign funds for rehabilitation, Mr. George said, "I have not heard of any such allegation. Even the ANF Commander (Seemanth Kumar Singh) has not heard of it." Mr. George said State police had three meetings with officers from Tamil Nadu and Kerala police in tackling Maoist activity in Wayanad near the tri-junction. Additional Director-General of Police T. Suneel Kumar said Inspector-General of Police (Southern Range) has been designated as the nodal officer of the State police to coordinate with Kerala and Tamil Nadu police. Anti Naxal Squads and Anti Naxal Force personnel from the State were involved in combing operations, he added.

Mr. George said the process of recruiting 8,500 personnel has begun with the issuance of notification for reservation for people from the Hyderabad Karnataka region. Twenty per cent of total posts will be reserved for women. The government has decided to relax physical standards for those coming from tribal areas for whom 7.5 per cent of the posts are reserved. Government has given permission for police to make use of 7,000 home guards in police duties across the State, he said.

On creation of bomb disposal squads in each of the police ranges, Inspector-General of Police (Western Range) Pratap Reddy said the squads have undergone training. At present, the bomb disposal squad is present in Bangalore, he added.
 

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4,800 kg ammonium nitrate recovered in Bihar

Patna: Police recovered 4,800 kg ammonium nitrate meant for use in illegal mining and arrested a man in this connection early Thursday in Bihar.

Acting on a tip-off, police conducted searches in a village in Bihar's Rohtas district and recovered 3,000 detonators and 4,800 kg of ammonium nitrate.

Rohtas Superintendent of Police Vikas Berman said the huge quantity of ammonium nitrate was seized from Gopi Bigha village.

Police have arrested a tractor driver and interrogated him over the explosives, usually used in illegal mining in the district, Berman said.

"We have started an investigation into it to arrest more people," he added.

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First Published: Thursday, February 13, 2014, 11:43
 

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Seven Maoists Killed in Gun Battle
Seven Maoists were killed in a two-hour long gun battle with Maharashtra Police on the border the state shares with Chhattisgarh, a top official said Tuesday.

This was a major success for Maharashtra Police in their counter-insurgency operations in the Vidarbha region's Gadchiroli district which has been a Maoist stronghold for years.

The gun battle took place in the deep forests of Bedhkati area near the Gadchiroli-Gondia border around 11.30 p.m. late Monday, said Gadchiroli Superintendent of Police S. Haque.

"The cross-firing lasted for nearly two hours. We subsequently recovered seven bodies, including of two women. They were all clad in Naxal uniforms. So far, we have identified six of them as well as their dalams (platoon)," Haque told IANS.

He said the security forces also recovered a large cache of arms and ammunition from them, including at least one army AK-47 assault rifle, three SLRs, hand grenades and a large quantity of live ammunition rounds.

In the joint operation carried out by Gadchiroli and Gondia police units, four policemen sustained injuries and have been admitted to a hospital.
Seven Maoists Killed in Gun Battle - The New Indian Express
 

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Can use army and some under cover operations....before that should identify and destroy the political parties helping them behind....Need to find a good and executable ways to solve the people's need!!!
 

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Over 12,000 Killed in Naxal Violence in Past 20 Years
Over 12,000 Killed in Naxal Violence in Past 20 Years - The New Indian Express

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Salient points

1.Of the total 12,183 people killed, 9,471 were civilians and 2,712 central and state security force personnel, the Home Ministry said in reply to an RTI query.

2.A total of 90 battalions (90,000 men) of central security force personnel and one Indian Reserve Naga Battalion (1,000 personnel) have been deployed for anti-Naxal operations in the nine Naxal-hit states, the reply said.

Year Casualty ( civil+police) Casualty(Police)
1993468----
1994367----
1995396----
1996541----
1997583 ---
1998489 ----
1999595 ----
2000548 ----
2001564 ----
2002481 ----
2003515 ----
2004565 ----
2005659 ----
2006678 ----
2007691----
2008 717 ----
2009908 ----
20101,005 ----
2011608 142
2012415 114
2013381 114
 
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Maoists abduct four, kill one in Bihar

Maoists killed one person after abducting him along with three other men from Dhavatand in Jamui district of Bihar, police said on Saturday.

"Maoists abducted four persons and took them to a nearby forest. While three of them were released, one Ajay Koda was held back last night. We recovered his body this morning," SP Jitendra Rana said.

The four abducted persons were associates of one Pintu Koda gang which had been conducting anti-Maoist activities after the rebels had killed 11 villagers at Phulwaria Kodasi in February 2010, Mr. Rana said.

Maoists abduct four, kill one in Bihar - The Hindu
 

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IEDs recovered in Jharkhand

Ranchi: Security forces seized two improvised bombs weighing 90 kgs allegedly planted by Naxals in the forests of Latehar district in Jharkhand on Saturday. Officials said a joint squad under the command of paramilitary CRPF was on patrol in Hehranj- Panki road and Hehranj area in the district when it detected two Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). The IEDs, one weighing 30 kg and the other 60 kg, were defused by CRPF bomb disposal squad later, they said adding the bombs were suspected to have been concealed by Maoists to target security forces. An anti-land mine sweep is being conducted in the area now to sanitise the roads, a senior official added.

IEDs recovered in Jharkhand
 

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No, it is not.

1. OFB MPV Aditya doesn't have twin wheels at the rear.

2. The panel you see is the back panel of the troop carrier, with rear view glass cut easily visible.

3. You also can see the door panel, the thickness shows it is non armored.

4. you can see the mangled chassis, that can't carry a 'V' hull.

5. You can see the placement of the spare wheel, it's horizontal as in troop carrier and not vertical as in MPV.


So, it's a troop carrier truck and not any MPV.
 
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No, it is not.

1. OFB MPV Aditya doesn't have twin wheels at the rear.

2. The panel you see is the back panel of the troop carrier, with rear view glass cut easily visible.

3. You also can see the door panel, the thickness shows it is non armored.

4. you can see the mangled chassis, that can't carry a 'V' hull.

5. You can see the placement of the spare wheel, it's horizontal as in troop carrier and not vertical as in MPV.


So, it's a troop carrier truck and not any MPV.
thanks for correction, its my mistake..
 

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Seven Maoists Surrender in Odisha

KORAPUT: Seven Maoists, trained in use of arms and explosives, surrendered before the police in Koraput district of Odisha, police said today. The ultras had joined Maoist- backed Chasi-Mulia Adivasi Sangh in 2009 and later became active members of the banned CPI (Maoist), they said. "The rebels were trained in using different arms and planting landmines. We suspect their involvement in Maoist offensives at Narayanpatna and Laxmipur," IG of Police (South-Western range), Yashwant Kumar Jethwa said. The Maoists, who surrendered yesterday, were also engaged in organising village meetings and worked as couriers, he said.

Seven Maoists Surrender in Odisha - The New Indian Express
 

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Hardcore Maoist arrested,
explosives seized


KORAPUT (Odisha): A hardcore Maoist was arrested and explosives were seized from him in Odisha's Koraput district today, police said. The Maoist, identified as Satya Mandingi, alias Malla (25), was apprehended during a joint combing operation by the Border Security Force (BSF) and the police in Narayanpatna area, they said. Malla was a member of Laxmipur area committee under the Srikakulam-Koraput divisional committee of Maoists, they said. One claymore mine, some detonators, electric wire and battery were recovered from the Maoist whose involvement is suspected in several killings including that of a BSF constable in the area, they said. His involvement in several other crimes was also suspected, sources said.

Hardcore Maoist arrested, explosives seized - The Times of India
 

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Three Maoist Action Team
Members Held; 2 Surrender


VISAKHAPATNAM: The Paderu police on Wednesday successfully arrested three members of a Maoist action team at Kamayyapeta road near Hukumpeta in the district, while two other militia members surrendered before Paderu assistant superintendent of police Fakkeerappa Kaginelli on the occasion. The Maoist action team was formed to disrupt the election process and hit specific targets, including political leaders in Vizag agency during the recently concluded general elections-2014. Acting on a tip-off, the Paderu police arrested Chikkudu Praveen (24) and Usha (20) of Pedabayalu mandal and Killo Srinu of G Madugula mandal at Kamayyapeta road near Hukumpeta. They also recovered a country- made revolver from Praveen. The surrendered militia members were Killo Narasinga Rao and Killo Sanyasamma, both natives of Chadurupmamidi village under G Madugula mandal in Vizag agency. Later, Fakkeerappa Kaginelli told reporters that the arrested were involved in various offences including killing of a police constable at Paderu and some tribals at other places, setting fire on the road-laying machinery, damage of public and private properties and looting of ballot boxes during the local body elections in 2014.
Three Maoist Action Team Members Held; 2 Surrender - The New Indian Express
 

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Maoist kills group commander
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Khunti, June 05 (ANI): Maoists killed their one of the group's area commander Dubraj Manki along with his wife and one other in red corridor area of Jharkhand. Police said early investigations reveal that the rebels gunned down their fellow group members after an exchange of fire. According to the villagers, they had heard the gun being shot at night and in the morning they saw the dead bodies lying near the village road. Gupta added that there was internal conflict between the members of the Maoist group.
Maoist kills group commander following internal conflict, National , Aninews
 

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Two suspected Naxals carrying 5-kg IED arrested

Security forces today apprehended two persons suspecting them to be Maoists and recovered an improvised bomb from them in the Naxal-hit Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh. Officials said an operation under the command of CRPF was undertaken early today around the Koyalnara village of the district in which the duo were nabbed and a 5-kg IED, three locally-made bombs, a mobile phone and some other material were seized from them. The duo are being checked for their links with Naxals, the officials said, adding they have been handed over to local police.
Two suspected Naxals carrying 5-kg IED arrested - IBNLive
 

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