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CPI (Maoist) Central Committee member Sahadev Soren, carrying a Rs 1 crore bounty, was killed in Jharkhand along with two associates. His death comes five days after fellow CCM Modem Balakrishna was eliminated in Chhattisgarh, further depleting the Maoist top brass.
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Senior Maoist leader Sujatha (Pothula Padmavathi), in the movement for 43 years, surrendered to Telangana police citing health reasons. A Central Committee member and widow of slain Maoist Kishanji, she received Rs 25 lakh under the rehabilitation scheme
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Telangana Maoist Tippiri Tirupathi, alias Debuji, has been named the new General Secretary of CPI (Maoist), succeeding Nambala Keshav Rao. Tirupathi, a Dalit leader from Korutla, previously served as politburo member and led the Central Military Commission.
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Two senior members of CPI (Maoist), including State and Area Committee leaders, surrendered before the Rachakonda Commissioner of Police in Hyderabad. Telangana police termed it a major success and appealed to Maoists to return to villages and join the mainstream
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A CPI (Maoist) cadre was killed in an early morning gunfight with security forces during a search operation in Jharkhand’s West Singhbhum district. The encounter occurred in Souta area under Goilkera Police Station
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CAPFs will set up camps on Karreguttalu hillocks to safeguard forest wealth and support adivasi access. As many as 300 Maoists have surrendered in Kothagudem under Operation Cheyutha, citing welfare schemes and party decline as major reasons
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Twelve CPI (Maoist) cadres from Chhattisgarh surrender as part of 'Operation Cheyutha'. Kothagudem district has recorded 294 surrenders this year, with police offering financial assistance, rehabilitation, and heightened border security to prevent Maoist infiltration
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Bhaskar, a key figure in CPI (Maoist) Telangana State Committee, was reportedly tasked with strengthening the party’s base and influencing youth to join it
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CPI (Maoist) Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee spokesperson seeks to know why Modi government that agreed for a ceasefire with Pakistan failed to extend the same courtesy to Maoists
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In the wake of alleged refusal by police to hand over the bodies of Keshava Rao and Sajja Venkata Nageshwar Rao, their family members had approached the court
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Muchaki Unga alias Kishore of Chhattisgarh joined Maoist party as a dalam member in Kistaram area committee in July 2020, when he was 17 years old
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Eliminating the top leadership would bring down the party order and it would not take much longer for the Maoist party to collapse. Chhattisgarh people made great sacrifices in fighting against the Maoists, Chhattisgarh DGP Arun Dev Gautham said
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Hailing from Andhra Pradesh, Basavaraju, who carried a reward of Rs 1 crore on his head in Chhattisgarh, had been associated with the banned movement since 1970s and was elevated to the top post in CPI (Maoist) seven years ago
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Jagan carried a cash reward of Rs 20 lakh on his head while Ramesh carried a reward of Rs 5 lakh. Two AK-47 rifles were recovered from the spot.
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Speaking to the media Superintendent of Police B Rohith Raju informed that there were three female Maoists among the surrendered Maoists
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The ideology of naxalism should be eradicated through dialogue and not by the use of force alone
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Security forces have recovered the bodies of 30 Naxalites along with a large number of AK-47 rifles and semi-automatic weapons.
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The case was registered in 2019 for offences under sections 10, 13,18, 18(B), 20 of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) and section 8 of the Telangana Public Security Act
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The NIA teams extensively searched six locations in the Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki district of Chhattisgarh, which borders Maharashtra
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Say Congress government instead of punishing the encroachers is protecting them and trying to sell the mills’ lands to private persons