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Maoists holding Italian threaten 'extreme' step
Odisha Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda has refused to release Paolo Bosusco, the Italian national taken hostage over three weeks ago and has instead issued a fresh ultimatum to the state government that his group could take 'extreme' steps if its demands are not met. In an audio message, Sabyasachi said that negotiations on with the government were...
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Bihar hostage crisis: All-party meet ends, CM appeals to Naxals not to harm hostages
Under intense pressure to end the hostage standoff with Maoists who have three policemen in their custody, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has extended an olive branch. Nitish has told Maoist leaders to come forward for talks and, in exchange, be granted safe passage. This decision was announced after Nitish held an all party meeting which ...
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Rajdhani attackers tracked down by NDTV
After holding an entire train hostage, the attackers melted into the forests of Banstala in West Bengal. NDTV found it surprisingly easy to track them down.
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Maoists holding Italian threaten 'extreme' step
Odisha Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda has refused to release Paolo Bosusco, the Italian national taken hostage over three weeks ago and has instead issued a fresh ultimatum to the state government that his group could take 'extreme' steps if its demands are not met. In an audio message, Sabyasachi said that negotiations on with the government were...
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Bihar hostage crisis: All-party meet ends, CM appeals to Naxals not to harm hostages
Under intense pressure to end the hostage standoff with Maoists who have three policemen in their custody, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has extended an olive branch. Nitish has told Maoist leaders to come forward for talks and, in exchange, be granted safe passage. This decision was announced after Nitish held an all party meeting which ...
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Rajdhani attackers tracked down by NDTV
After holding an entire train hostage, the attackers melted into the forests of Banstala in West Bengal. NDTV found it surprisingly easy to track them down.
