VISAKHAPATNAM: invece che proteggere il popolo nella pandemia dilagante la polizia conduce raids nei villaggi in Andhra Pradesh e Odisha states colpendo masse innocenti
The Naxal leader in a press release said that his party created
awareness among the people in agency areas, distributed medicines worth
lakhs of rupees and also ensured the supply of essential commodities.
In an attempt to save the innocent people in agency areas, the Naxal leader said that the CPI (Maoist) had come forward and announced a ceasefire, but the cops have not responded. However, at the same time, the cops have started conducting raids on villages. Combing parties surrounded Sirimetta village in Odisha and arrested people and the cops tried to attack a Naxal PLGA team, he said.
On July 19, combining parties shared bullets with Naxals at Landudlu village. “We triggered a land mine on July 21 in which two constables were injured. Cops attacked one of our teams on July 25,” CPI (Maoist) leader Ganesh alias Uday said in the release.
Forti scontri a Patna - resistenza all'assedio massivo delle forze armate reazionarie
PATNA: A fierce encounter took place between the security personnel and the Maoists in Kharagpur Rajasarai Harkunda hills on the border of Lakhisarai and Munger districts of Bihar state on Monday. However, there was no report of any casualty or injury in the exchange of fire, which lasted for an hour.
A joint team of the Special Task Force (STF) and the district armed police cordoned of the area and launched search operation following reports that some armed squad members of the CPI-Maoist were camping there. . The police team retaliated and and fired at least 50 rounds. The Maoists also fired at least 100 rounds.
Lal salaam gridano i guerriglieri maoisti e attaccano per oltre mezzora
BHUBANESWAR: An exchange of fire took place between the security forces and CPI (Maoist) cadres at Gandhamardhan reserve forest within Bargahr district of Odisha state on Sunday morning.
On a tip-off that the Naxals were planning to carry out anti-State activities in Gandhamardhan reserve forest, Special Operation Group’s (SOG) teams from Bargarh and Sambalpur and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel launched a joint operation in the area.
At about 7.30 am, the teams noticed the movement of about 10 to 15 armed CPI (Maoist) cadres in olive green uniforms.
On spotting the security personnel, the Naxals opened fire on them.
. However, they shouted ‘Lal Salaam’ and continued firing at the security forces.
The security personnel resorted to controlled firing in self defence and the exchange of fire between them and the Naxals continued for about 30 minutes.
Taking advantage of the dense forest cover and heavy rainfall, the Naxals managed to escape from the spot.
During the combing operation, the security forces found four Naxal camps in a row and seized live ammunition as well as empty cartridges from the area. They seized four empty cartridges of Insas rifle, three empty cartridges of AK-47, two empty cartridges of .303 rifle, one live ammunition of .303 rifle, two empty cartridges of self-loading rifle, Naxal literature written in Hindi and Odia, among other articles.“
The 10 districts to remain under the SRE scheme are Bargarh, Balangir, Kalahandi, Kandhamal, Koraput, Malkangiri, Nabarangpur, Nuapada, Rayagada and Sundargarh
In an attempt to save the innocent people in agency areas, the Naxal leader said that the CPI (Maoist) had come forward and announced a ceasefire, but the cops have not responded. However, at the same time, the cops have started conducting raids on villages. Combing parties surrounded Sirimetta village in Odisha and arrested people and the cops tried to attack a Naxal PLGA team, he said.
On July 19, combining parties shared bullets with Naxals at Landudlu village. “We triggered a land mine on July 21 in which two constables were injured. Cops attacked one of our teams on July 25,” CPI (Maoist) leader Ganesh alias Uday said in the release.
Forti scontri a Patna - resistenza all'assedio massivo delle forze armate reazionarie
PATNA: A fierce encounter took place between the security personnel and the Maoists in Kharagpur Rajasarai Harkunda hills on the border of Lakhisarai and Munger districts of Bihar state on Monday. However, there was no report of any casualty or injury in the exchange of fire, which lasted for an hour.
A joint team of the Special Task Force (STF) and the district armed police cordoned of the area and launched search operation following reports that some armed squad members of the CPI-Maoist were camping there. . The police team retaliated and and fired at least 50 rounds. The Maoists also fired at least 100 rounds.
Lal salaam gridano i guerriglieri maoisti e attaccano per oltre mezzora
BHUBANESWAR: An exchange of fire took place between the security forces and CPI (Maoist) cadres at Gandhamardhan reserve forest within Bargahr district of Odisha state on Sunday morning.
On a tip-off that the Naxals were planning to carry out anti-State activities in Gandhamardhan reserve forest, Special Operation Group’s (SOG) teams from Bargarh and Sambalpur and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel launched a joint operation in the area.
At about 7.30 am, the teams noticed the movement of about 10 to 15 armed CPI (Maoist) cadres in olive green uniforms.
On spotting the security personnel, the Naxals opened fire on them.
. However, they shouted ‘Lal Salaam’ and continued firing at the security forces.
The security personnel resorted to controlled firing in self defence and the exchange of fire between them and the Naxals continued for about 30 minutes.
Taking advantage of the dense forest cover and heavy rainfall, the Naxals managed to escape from the spot.
During the combing operation, the security forces found four Naxal camps in a row and seized live ammunition as well as empty cartridges from the area. They seized four empty cartridges of Insas rifle, three empty cartridges of AK-47, two empty cartridges of .303 rifle, one live ammunition of .303 rifle, two empty cartridges of self-loading rifle, Naxal literature written in Hindi and Odia, among other articles.“
The 10 districts to remain under the SRE scheme are Bargarh, Balangir, Kalahandi, Kandhamal, Koraput, Malkangiri, Nabarangpur, Nuapada, Rayagada and Sundargarh
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