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"Will Rein In Urban Naxals": Madhya Pradesh Minister's Plan For Maoists
Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra today said security forces will target the pipeline supplying money and promoting Maoism through "Urban Naxals" to wipe out the menace from its roots.
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Questions Raised Over Charges Against PFI Group For Guwahati Violence
The BJP government in Assam has claimed that last week's violent protests in Guwahati were a conspiracy not by the groups who had originally planned demonstrations against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act but a nexus of "urban Naxals".
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CRPF Dogs To Be Equipped With Special ''Police Dog Cameras''
Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) units deployed in Jammu and Kashmir and Naxals area have planned to equip its dogs with cameras.
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Naxal Commander Camped In Sukma To Plan Attack Which Left 25 CRPF Personnel Dead
The brazen Maoist ambush, which left 25 CRPF personnel dead and seven wounded, was likely planned by a wanted naxalite commander who was camping in a village barely 7-8 km from the scene of the attack, a senior police officer said today.
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'Jan Adalat' New Game Plan of Naxals
Chhattisgarh, after a period of brief lull, is once again witnessing an upsurge in Maoist-organised 'Jan Adalat' (people's court or Kangaroo court) where people suspected to be loyal to the state are punished in full public view.
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'Centre to Introduce Plan to Deal With Naxalism Soon': Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday indicated that the Centre would introduce a comprehensive plan to deal with the issues of Naxalism, terrorism and insurgency.
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Government to Tweak Counter-Maoist Strategy: Sources
After a series of meetings in the Home ministry, the Centre has reportedly decided to tweak its internal security strategy, especially its plans to counter the Maoist menace.
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Naxals plan to thwart mobile network ahead of Lok Sabha polls: Intelligence Bureau
Fearing their plans will be leaked ahead of Lok Sabha polls, Naxals are allegedly keeping a close watch on people who could pass on information using mobile phones in villages of their hot-bed Bastar.
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After Patna, Indian Mujahideen had big terror strikes planned, claim investigators
The Indian Mujahideen planned to follow up their terror attack in Patna last month with explosions at Nalanda University, 100 kms away and strikes in Chhattisgarh, which votes this month for its next government, say investigators.
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Katakam Sudarshan, the Naxal leader allegedly behind the Chhattisgarh massacre
Katakam Sudarshan, a 55-year-old top leader of the outlawed CPI (Maoists) is suspected to have planned and executed the ambush of Congress leaders in Chhattisgarh this weekend.
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Chhattisgarh attack: Katakam Sudershan, the Naxal leader allegedly behind the massacre
Home Ministry sources have told NDTV that the Maoists may specifically have targeted the convoy of Congress leaders in Chhattisgarh as it was a 'soft target'. According to top Home Ministry sources, Maoists had suffered several setbacks in the past few months and wanted to retaliate. They appointed central committee member Katakam Sudershan, who t...
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Chhattisgarh Naxal attack: Poor security, Maoists had free run, reveals review
The lack of a comprehensive security plan and a neglect of safety procedures allowed a group of well-armed Maoists to massacre 24 people, including top Congress leaders, in Chhattisgarh on Saturday evening, a preliminary government review reveals.
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Chhattisgarh attack: Complete lack of security preparation for rally, reveals review
Lack of a comprehensive security plan led to the massacre in Chhattisgarh which left 25 people, including top Congress leaders of the state, dead, revealed sources after a review by officials from the Union Home Ministry.
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How alleged Naxals executed the massive ambush on the Congress convoy
From the remote regions of Chhattisgarh, where 30 people in a Congress convoy were massacred by suspected Maoists yesterday, details are now emerging of a precision strike, meticulously planned and implemented with deadly accuracy.
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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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"Will Rein In Urban Naxals": Madhya Pradesh Minister's Plan For Maoists
Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra today said security forces will target the pipeline supplying money and promoting Maoism through "Urban Naxals" to wipe out the menace from its roots.
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Questions Raised Over Charges Against PFI Group For Guwahati Violence
The BJP government in Assam has claimed that last week's violent protests in Guwahati were a conspiracy not by the groups who had originally planned demonstrations against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act but a nexus of "urban Naxals".
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CRPF Dogs To Be Equipped With Special ''Police Dog Cameras''
Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) units deployed in Jammu and Kashmir and Naxals area have planned to equip its dogs with cameras.
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Naxal Commander Camped In Sukma To Plan Attack Which Left 25 CRPF Personnel Dead
The brazen Maoist ambush, which left 25 CRPF personnel dead and seven wounded, was likely planned by a wanted naxalite commander who was camping in a village barely 7-8 km from the scene of the attack, a senior police officer said today.
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'Jan Adalat' New Game Plan of Naxals
Chhattisgarh, after a period of brief lull, is once again witnessing an upsurge in Maoist-organised 'Jan Adalat' (people's court or Kangaroo court) where people suspected to be loyal to the state are punished in full public view.
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'Centre to Introduce Plan to Deal With Naxalism Soon': Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday indicated that the Centre would introduce a comprehensive plan to deal with the issues of Naxalism, terrorism and insurgency.
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Government to Tweak Counter-Maoist Strategy: Sources
After a series of meetings in the Home ministry, the Centre has reportedly decided to tweak its internal security strategy, especially its plans to counter the Maoist menace.
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Naxals plan to thwart mobile network ahead of Lok Sabha polls: Intelligence Bureau
Fearing their plans will be leaked ahead of Lok Sabha polls, Naxals are allegedly keeping a close watch on people who could pass on information using mobile phones in villages of their hot-bed Bastar.
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After Patna, Indian Mujahideen had big terror strikes planned, claim investigators
The Indian Mujahideen planned to follow up their terror attack in Patna last month with explosions at Nalanda University, 100 kms away and strikes in Chhattisgarh, which votes this month for its next government, say investigators.
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Katakam Sudarshan, the Naxal leader allegedly behind the Chhattisgarh massacre
Katakam Sudarshan, a 55-year-old top leader of the outlawed CPI (Maoists) is suspected to have planned and executed the ambush of Congress leaders in Chhattisgarh this weekend.
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Chhattisgarh attack: Katakam Sudershan, the Naxal leader allegedly behind the massacre
Home Ministry sources have told NDTV that the Maoists may specifically have targeted the convoy of Congress leaders in Chhattisgarh as it was a 'soft target'. According to top Home Ministry sources, Maoists had suffered several setbacks in the past few months and wanted to retaliate. They appointed central committee member Katakam Sudershan, who t...
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Chhattisgarh Naxal attack: Poor security, Maoists had free run, reveals review
The lack of a comprehensive security plan and a neglect of safety procedures allowed a group of well-armed Maoists to massacre 24 people, including top Congress leaders, in Chhattisgarh on Saturday evening, a preliminary government review reveals.
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Chhattisgarh attack: Complete lack of security preparation for rally, reveals review
Lack of a comprehensive security plan led to the massacre in Chhattisgarh which left 25 people, including top Congress leaders of the state, dead, revealed sources after a review by officials from the Union Home Ministry.
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How alleged Naxals executed the massive ambush on the Congress convoy
From the remote regions of Chhattisgarh, where 30 people in a Congress convoy were massacred by suspected Maoists yesterday, details are now emerging of a precision strike, meticulously planned and implemented with deadly accuracy.
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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.
