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Their supreme sacrifices will not go in vain. The country will always remember their sacrifice for taking this battle to a "decisive turn", he said.
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The security personnel were ambushed by naxals when they were out on a combing operation in a forest along the border of the Bijapur and Sukma districts of the state.
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Twenty two security personnel were killed and 31 others injured in the gunfight with Naxals between Jonaguda and Tekalguda villages along the border of Sukma and Bijapur districts on Saturday.
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According to the police, some Maoists are also suspected to have been killed during the exchange of fire which is still underway.
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"Five Naxals were killed in the operation in Khobramenda forest area of Gadchiroli," the official said.
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These ultras were involved in a number of encounters with police and have serious cases like murder pending against them.
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After being alerted about the incident, a police team was rushed to the spot and the body was shifted for the post mortem.
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Police in a statement on Saturday said that arrested Naxals have disclosed that they did a prior recce of security forces' movement.
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"70 of our officials were involved. The operation lasted for 48 hours and was completed. One police personnel suffered a gunshot injury and was immediately shifted to the hospital for treatment," the Home Minister said.
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Jharkhand Police also informed that the incident happened in the forest area of village Hoyahatu, under Toklo police station.
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The official said the rebels were impressed by the police's rehabilitation drive 'Lon Varratu', and disappointed with the "hollow" Maoist ideology.
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Police took up combing operation in Pamunuru forest area on Monday and found some armed men planting explosives with intention to kill police personnel
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According to the police's statement, 11 male and two female Naxals surrendered in front of Dantewada Superintendent of Police Abhishek Pallava yesterday.
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The incident took place in Tekanar village on Friday evening when the victim, identified as Jairam Usendi (35), had gone to the local market along with his brother Peela Das Usendi.
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Three of the rebels were carrying rewards of Rs 1 lakh each on their heads.
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The jawans were taken to Raipur for better treatment, said Sadanand Kumar, Commandant, 16th battalion of CAF.
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Cadres, who were active in south Bastar, turned themselves in before senior police and CRPF officials on Monday, citing their disappointment with the "hollow" Maoist ideology
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Telangana, once considered a hotbed of naxal activity, has been relatively free of Left extremism in the past decade
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A live bullet including a rifle and a pistol, have been recovered from three of them, informed Gumla SP, H P Janardhanan
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"The militia have become vexed with the barbaric acts of Maoists such as branding people as informers and killing them based on mere speculation", Chintapalle ASP Vidhya Sagar Naidu said.