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"Completely Maoist-Free": Amit Shah's Big Vow Day After 29 Rebels Killed
Chhattisgarh Naxal encounter: Union Home Minister Amit Shah has reiterated the government's commitment to making Chhattisgarh, and the entire country, "completely free of Maoists", labelling rebel fighters "the biggest enemy of development and peace"
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Walk Through The Jungle, Then Gunfire: Footage From Maoist Encounter Site
A video shot by a security personnel shows a glimpse of what it took to carry out Chhattisgarh's biggest anti-Maoist operation, which left 29 rebels dead. The dead Maoists included a senior leader, Shankar Rao, who had a bounty of Rs 25 lakh.
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Top Maoist Leader Among At Least 29 Killed In Big Chhattisgarh Encounter
Twenty-nine Maoists, including a senior rebel leader - Shankar Rao, who had a bounty of Rs 25 lakh on his head - were killed by security forces during an encounter in Chhattisgarh's Kanker district on Tuesday afternoon.
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COVID-19 Outbreak Suspected Among Maoists, Says Chhattisgarh Cop
The police said that at least 10 Maoists have reportedly died, likely due to COVID-19 or food poisoning, in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh. The police said even some senior rebel leaders are suffering from the viral infection.
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Soldier Taken Hostage By Maoists After Ambush In Chhattisgarh Released
A commando kidnapped by Maoist rebels after a deadly encounter in Chhattisgarh on Saturday, in which 22 soldiers were killed and 31 injured, has been released after more than 100 hours in captivity, the state government said on Thursday.
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Maoists Blow Up School In Bihar's Gaya, Leave Behind Anti-CAA Pamphlets
Suspected Maoist rebels blew up a school building in Bihar's Gaya district and left behind pamphlets denouncing the CAA-NPR-NRC and the "fascist BJP government", a senior police official said on Wednesday.
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Killing Maharashtra Teacher Was Mistake, Maoists Wrote In Apology: Police
Days after a school teacher was killed by the Maoists in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli district, the rebels have issued a letter calling it a mistake, the police claimed on Thursday.
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Centre Extends Ban On 8 Insurgent Groups Of Manipur By Five Years
A ban on eight rebel groups in Manipur has been extended for five more years for their continued involvement in unlawful and violent activities, the home ministry said today.
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Two Maoists Gunned Down In Encounter In Chhattisgarh's Sukma District
Two maoists were gunned down today evening in an encounter with security forces in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh, the police said. Two other rebels were caught from the encounter site, an official said. The gunfight took place in forests near a village under Pushpal police station limits.
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Philippines President Duterte Wants Resumption Of Peace Talks With Maoist Rebels
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday asked his cabinet to work on a ceasefire with Maoist rebels in order to resume peace negotiations, four months after he called off talks and vowed to crush the insurgents.
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Nepal Leader KP Sharma Oli To 'Balance China, India' As New Prime Minister
Nepal President Bidhya Devi Bhandari on Thursday appointed moderate communist KP Sharma Oli, who led an alliance with former Maoist rebels to a sweeping victory in recent elections, as Prime Minister.
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1 Dead, 5 Wounded As Maoist Rebels In Philippines Attack Presidential Guards
Five Philippine presidential guard members were wounded and a paramilitary guard killed on Wednesday in an attack by Maoist rebels disguised as soldiers, security officials said, an incident that could dent a stuttering peace process.
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In Fight Against Maoists, Roads Hold The Key For Chhattisgarh Police
Chhattisgarh Police have pinned their hopes on the construction of two key roads in Sukma district to win the "war" against Maoists in their strongest base. According to police, the two roads - one connecting Dornapal to Jagargunda and the other Injram to Bhejji - in the heart of the Maoist dominion, will not only curb the activities of the rebels ...
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Alert Sounded In Odisha Districts After Killing Of Maoists
A high alert has been sounded in the Maoist-affected southern Odisha districts, including Kandhamal and Gajapati, after the rebels suffered heavy casualty in an encounter with security forces along the Odisha-Andhra Pradesh border.
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Revolving-Door Politics In Nepal As Maoist Leader Poised To Become PM
Nepal's parliament meets on Wednesday in a crucial session that is expected to confirm former Maoist rebel chief Prachanda as the Himalayan nation's new prime minister after KP Oli stepped down to avoid a no-confidence motion.
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"Completely Maoist-Free": Amit Shah's Big Vow Day After 29 Rebels Killed
Chhattisgarh Naxal encounter: Union Home Minister Amit Shah has reiterated the government's commitment to making Chhattisgarh, and the entire country, "completely free of Maoists", labelling rebel fighters "the biggest enemy of development and peace"
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Walk Through The Jungle, Then Gunfire: Footage From Maoist Encounter Site
A video shot by a security personnel shows a glimpse of what it took to carry out Chhattisgarh's biggest anti-Maoist operation, which left 29 rebels dead. The dead Maoists included a senior leader, Shankar Rao, who had a bounty of Rs 25 lakh.
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Top Maoist Leader Among At Least 29 Killed In Big Chhattisgarh Encounter
Twenty-nine Maoists, including a senior rebel leader - Shankar Rao, who had a bounty of Rs 25 lakh on his head - were killed by security forces during an encounter in Chhattisgarh's Kanker district on Tuesday afternoon.
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COVID-19 Outbreak Suspected Among Maoists, Says Chhattisgarh Cop
The police said that at least 10 Maoists have reportedly died, likely due to COVID-19 or food poisoning, in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh. The police said even some senior rebel leaders are suffering from the viral infection.
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Soldier Taken Hostage By Maoists After Ambush In Chhattisgarh Released
A commando kidnapped by Maoist rebels after a deadly encounter in Chhattisgarh on Saturday, in which 22 soldiers were killed and 31 injured, has been released after more than 100 hours in captivity, the state government said on Thursday.
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Maoists Blow Up School In Bihar's Gaya, Leave Behind Anti-CAA Pamphlets
Suspected Maoist rebels blew up a school building in Bihar's Gaya district and left behind pamphlets denouncing the CAA-NPR-NRC and the "fascist BJP government", a senior police official said on Wednesday.
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Killing Maharashtra Teacher Was Mistake, Maoists Wrote In Apology: Police
Days after a school teacher was killed by the Maoists in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli district, the rebels have issued a letter calling it a mistake, the police claimed on Thursday.
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Centre Extends Ban On 8 Insurgent Groups Of Manipur By Five Years
A ban on eight rebel groups in Manipur has been extended for five more years for their continued involvement in unlawful and violent activities, the home ministry said today.
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Two Maoists Gunned Down In Encounter In Chhattisgarh's Sukma District
Two maoists were gunned down today evening in an encounter with security forces in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh, the police said. Two other rebels were caught from the encounter site, an official said. The gunfight took place in forests near a village under Pushpal police station limits.
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Philippines President Duterte Wants Resumption Of Peace Talks With Maoist Rebels
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday asked his cabinet to work on a ceasefire with Maoist rebels in order to resume peace negotiations, four months after he called off talks and vowed to crush the insurgents.
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Nepal Leader KP Sharma Oli To 'Balance China, India' As New Prime Minister
Nepal President Bidhya Devi Bhandari on Thursday appointed moderate communist KP Sharma Oli, who led an alliance with former Maoist rebels to a sweeping victory in recent elections, as Prime Minister.
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1 Dead, 5 Wounded As Maoist Rebels In Philippines Attack Presidential Guards
Five Philippine presidential guard members were wounded and a paramilitary guard killed on Wednesday in an attack by Maoist rebels disguised as soldiers, security officials said, an incident that could dent a stuttering peace process.
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In Fight Against Maoists, Roads Hold The Key For Chhattisgarh Police
Chhattisgarh Police have pinned their hopes on the construction of two key roads in Sukma district to win the "war" against Maoists in their strongest base. According to police, the two roads - one connecting Dornapal to Jagargunda and the other Injram to Bhejji - in the heart of the Maoist dominion, will not only curb the activities of the rebels ...
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Alert Sounded In Odisha Districts After Killing Of Maoists
A high alert has been sounded in the Maoist-affected southern Odisha districts, including Kandhamal and Gajapati, after the rebels suffered heavy casualty in an encounter with security forces along the Odisha-Andhra Pradesh border.
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Revolving-Door Politics In Nepal As Maoist Leader Poised To Become PM
Nepal's parliament meets on Wednesday in a crucial session that is expected to confirm former Maoist rebel chief Prachanda as the Himalayan nation's new prime minister after KP Oli stepped down to avoid a no-confidence motion.
