Cpi-maoist

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  Anti-Terror Agency Raids In Bihar To Foil CPI-Maoist Revival Conspiracy

  The NIA on Thursday raided 31 locations in Bihar as part of its efforts to expose and foil a conspiracy by members of the proscribed CPI-Maoist to revive its organisation in the Magadh zone, an official said.

• Delhi University professor Saibaba questioned by Maharashtra cops over alleged Maoist links

  The Maharashtra Police on Thursday questioned Delhi University professor G N Saibaba on his alleged links with Maoists.

• Maoist leader, suspected mastermind behind Chhattisgarh attacks, surrenders

  Disillusioned with the 'mindless violence' and following ideological differences with the CPI-Maoist leadership, a senior Maoist leader has surrendered to police in Andhra Pradesh.

• Home ministry warning on red terror in Chhattisgarh polls

  The Central government has issued a warning about Maoists preparing to target the Chhattisgarh assembly election on November 11 and 18.

• Expelled Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda warns party leadership through audio message

  Former secretary of the Odisha unit of the outlawed CPI-Maoist - Sabyasachi Panda, who was recently expelled - has come down heavily on the party leadership and warned them of dire consequences.

• Are there divisions in the Maoist ranks in Odisha?

  The infighting within the ranks of the CPI-Maoist party in Odisha is out in the open. A day after Sabysachi Panda, who heads the Odisha State Organising Committee of the party (OSOC), issued a statement denying any involvement in the murder of 40 year old Deb Jagaranga, husband of Lakeri Jagaranga, the lady Sarpanch of Hanumantpur panchayat in Raya...

• Maoist Central Committee justifies abductions, says those were 'arrests by the people'

  The Central Committee of the CPI-Maoist has come out openly in defence of the three abductions by Maoist groups in Odisha and Chhattisgarh saying these were not abductions but arrests carried out by the 'people' to put forth their long standing collective demands and as a reaction to the ongoing state repression unleashed against them.

• Who is Binayak Sen?

  Fifty eight-year-old Dr Binayak Sen was found guilty of waging war against India and sentenced to life term by a Chhattisgarh court on December 24. He was accused by the prosecution of being a conduit for carrying letters from senior Naxal leaders like Narayan Sanyal, who was in prison, to his supporters.   A paediatrician and human right...

• Chidambaram: CPI-Maoist or front group behind train attack

  Home Minister P Chidambaram has said that "the needle of suspicion in the attack on the Gyaneshwari Express in West Bengal points to the CPI-Maoists or a front organization for the CPI-Maoists."Last week, more than 140 passengers were killed in West Midnapore when the Gyaneshwari Express headed to Mumbai derailed about 135 kms from Kolkata. The Gya...

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  Kishenji's offer to the Centre

  "If the state and Centre put violence on hold, not for 72 hours but for 72 days, then we will immediately stop our revolutionary violence, this is the proposal of the CPI-Maoist party," says Kishenji.

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  Maoist ceasefire offer finds no takers in Home Ministry

  The ceasefire offer of CPI-Maoist found no takers on Tuesday in the Union Home Ministry.

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  Centre bans Maoists; won't help purpose, says Left

  Hours after the Left said that it will not ban Maoists in West Bengal, the Union Home Ministry has declared the CPI-Maoist a terrorist organisation.

• Maoists use children in propaganda war

  Children as young as 12 are being recruited by Maoist rebels in Jharkhand in their propaganda war against the government and security forces. At least 300 children are being trained by the banned Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) group and also being provided training in small arms, police say.