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Medak MP M. Raghunandan Rao received a death threat from a caller claiming to be a Maoist, warning of an assassination by 6 pm on Friday. This marks the sixth such threat since June last year.

A female Maoist was killed in an encounter with DRG and BSF personnel in the forests of Kanker district, Chhattisgarh. The gunfight occurred during a search operation. Weapons were recovered and intermittent firing continued in the region. Identity remains unknown.

The funeral of Maoist leader Mailarapu Adellu, killed in a gunfight with security forces in Chhattisgarh, was held in Pochera village. Local leaders paid tributes, while calls were made for government support to his family amid ongoing tensions.

A top CPI (Maoist) leader, Thentu Laxminarasimha Chalam alias Sudhakar, was killed in an encounter in Indravati National Park, Bijapur. Security forces launched the operation based on intelligence inputs. He carried a ₹1 crore reward and led Maoist operations.

Sources in the Telangana police have confirmed that Kesava Rao is believed to be among those killed. Meanwhile, Chhattisgarh police have reported the deaths of several senior Maoist leaders, though they have yet to officially disclose any names.

The police department has been working hard to provide facilities like education, medical care and transportation for the people of the agency area

A team of 11 specialist doctors from various private hospitals in Mancherial and local government hospitals provided services at the camp, offering free medication to the patients. Around 800 residents from villages including Kallampalli, Rajaram, Sumuputam, Dasnapur, Gorlapalli, Kotha Colony, Jilleda, Jakkepalli, Buyyaram, Racharla, Mulkalapet, Mukkidigudem, Sithara, Chamanapalli, Baddampalli, Bammena, Oddugudem, Nagaram, Kethanapalli, and Kalmalapet attended the camp.

CPI (Maoist) party Telangana State Committee spokesperson Jagan has alleged that the Greyhounds police, with the help of a traitor, poisoned seven Maoist cadres and shot them dead at Chelpaka of Eturnagaram mandal in Mulugu district.

CPI (Maoist) party’s Krantikari Adivasi Mahila Sangham (KAMS) South Bastar divisional committee in-charge Madivi Mangli surrendered before the Kothagudem police on Thursday.

The naxal, Madivi Eitha alias Mangu surrendered before the Kothagudem police and CRPF 141 Bn officials on Tuesday.

Manjula, originally from Budharaupeta village in Khanapur mandal of Warangal district, was involved in five firefights between 1995 and 2019. Her two brothers, former members of the CPI-Maoist, were killed in encounters years ago. Following their deaths, she dropped out of school and joined the CPI(ML) People’s War Group, Narsampeta Dal, in 1994. 4o mini

Manugur DSP V. Ravindra Reddy stated on Thursday that Oyem Nande alias Sammakka, an area committee member, was arrested on Wednesday during vehicle inspections at Sitanagaram in the mandal by Dummugudem police, 141 Bn CRPF personnel, and special party police.

Manugur DSP V. Ravindra Reddy stated that security forces, involved in area domination near a forest area close to the project, spotted and apprehended six individuals. During the operation, the police discovered a pressure cooker bomb with electric wires attached.

Several senior cadres, including Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee (DKSZC) member and east Bastar in-charge Niti alias Urmila carrying a bounty of 25 lakh, were eliminated in a single anti-naxal operation.

Madakam Idumaiah, a dalam member of CPI (Maoist) party Eturnagaram-Mahadevpur Area Committee surrendered to Kothagudem police on Tuesday.

Joga was involved in as many as 11 attacks against police forces, including the 2010 attack on special forces in Tadmetla forest area killing 75 personnel, 2017 attack on Burkapal police camp killing 25 personnel and 2021 attack in Tekulgurma forest area killing 22 police.

Incident occurred in Tarrem when a joint team of security personnel was returning after an anti-naxalite operation in forests

Human Rights Forum calls the arrest of Mohammed Hussain, a writer, a blatant violation of Constitutional rights

He advised them to ensure that no loss was caused to tribal people who depend on tendu leaf collection and to take due care while moving in the agency areas.

Commission of Police, M Srinivasulu along with Mancherial DCP Ashok Kumar, special branch ACP Raghavendra Rao and others released the posters at the commissionerate office, Godavarikhani on Monday.