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Centre's new plan: No swapping of Maoists to free hostages
At a meeting called by the Home Ministry on Thursday, the Chief Secretaries and police chiefs of the nine states affected by Naxalism discussed issues related to hostage policy and better development of these areas.
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Orissa swap deal: 4 Maoists get bail
The Orissa government is going to release four jailed Maoists, fulfilling its commitment to the ultras during a swap deal for Malkangiri Collector R Vineel Krishna.The jailed Maoists include top Naxal leader Ramkrishna's wife Padma, who has been granted bail by the Orissa High Court. They will be released after legal formalities which will take a c...
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Action against Maoists will continue: Shibu Soren
After being criticised for being soft on Naxals, Jharkhand Chief Minister, Shibu Soren has said action against Maoists will continue. The Chief Minister is under attack for his soft stance on Maoists after his decision on prisoner swap for the release of a Block Development Officer abducted by the Maoists.
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Buddha sanctions crores to save cops
West Bengal government seems keen to deflect the blame of prisoner swap and also ensure it never has to make such a deal again.
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Swap with Naxals an exception: Buddhadeb
Did the West Bengal state government cut a deal with the Maoists to get the police officer released?
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Centre's new plan: No swapping of Maoists to free hostages
At a meeting called by the Home Ministry on Thursday, the Chief Secretaries and police chiefs of the nine states affected by Naxalism discussed issues related to hostage policy and better development of these areas.
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Orissa swap deal: 4 Maoists get bail
The Orissa government is going to release four jailed Maoists, fulfilling its commitment to the ultras during a swap deal for Malkangiri Collector R Vineel Krishna.The jailed Maoists include top Naxal leader Ramkrishna's wife Padma, who has been granted bail by the Orissa High Court. They will be released after legal formalities which will take a c...
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Action against Maoists will continue: Shibu Soren
After being criticised for being soft on Naxals, Jharkhand Chief Minister, Shibu Soren has said action against Maoists will continue. The Chief Minister is under attack for his soft stance on Maoists after his decision on prisoner swap for the release of a Block Development Officer abducted by the Maoists.
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Buddha sanctions crores to save cops
West Bengal government seems keen to deflect the blame of prisoner swap and also ensure it never has to make such a deal again.
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Swap with Naxals an exception: Buddhadeb
Did the West Bengal state government cut a deal with the Maoists to get the police officer released?
