Insurgent & Secessionist movements in India

[Areesh]

25 cops, prisoners injured in Chhattisgarh blast


Raipur, June 2 (IANS) Six policemen and 19 prisoners were injured Saturday when a blast triggered by Maoists ripped through their vehicle in the insurgency-hit Bastar region of Chhattisgarh, police said.

"All the 25 people seated in the vehicle sustained serious injuries but the condition of four policemen and 11 prisoners was critical," Additional Director General of Police (Maoist Operations) Ram Niwas told IANS.

The attack took place on a bridge on National Highway No.30 in the newly-formed Kondagaon district, some 210 km south from state capital Raipur.

The blast ripped through the vehicle carrying 25 people, including 19 prisoners, who were returning to Bastar district headquarters Jagdalpur from Kondagaon after being presented in a local court, police here said.

25 cops, prisoners injured in Chhattisgarh blast

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

Maoists target police vehicle in Chhattisgarh, 19 injured - The Times of India

BHOPAL: Maoists have triggered a powerful landmine blast targeting a police vehicle carrying jail inmates-injuring 19 of them and six policemen-on National Highway 16 in tribal Bastar at a time when the Raman Singh government in Chhattisgarh is busy reviewing the cases of under-trials languishing in prisons to honour the agreement it had reached with the Naxalites for the release of abducted Sukma collector Alex Paul Menon last month.

The Naxalites triggered a power blast, targeting a police vehicle in which jail inmates were being taken from Kondagaon to Jagdalpur on Saturday afternoon. The blast took place on the busy Raipur-Jagdalpur-Nizamabad National Highway 16 near a culvert at Joba between Bhanpuri and Farsaguda, about 40 Kms away from the Bastar divisional headquarters.

Police said all the injured, seven of them seriously, have been rushed to a hospital at Kondagaon where they were undergoing treatment. The seriously injured are being shifted to a hospital in the state capital. It's not clear why the rebels had targeted a vehicle, carrying civilian jail inmates.

During the last one month-after the Maoists released abducted Sukma collector Alex Paul Menon from 12 days of captivity-the rebels had stepped up violence, ambushing a team of Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel and killing seven people. Later, there were a number of killings, including murder of a 'salwa judum' leader in South Bastar, firing at the residence of minister for women and child development Lata Usendi in which a guard was killed, triggering blast at a helipad in Bijapur, killing a constable on the spot. Besides, there were many other stray incidents of violence in Bastar.

These violence and killings are taking place at a time when a state government appointed high-powered committee, headed by former Madhya Pradesh chief secretary Nirmala Buch, is on a fast-track reviewing cases of under-trials languishing in jails of Chhattisgarh following an agreement which the state had reached with the Maoist interlocutors for securing the release of abducted collector Alex Paul Menon.

"The violence and killings could be a Maoist pressure tactics for speeding up review of the cases of under-trials, particularly the Maoist cadres whose release the rebels had demanded in exchange of abducted collector", said a senior police official, who was earlier posted in Naxalite affected Bastar region. "Neither there is a ceasefire nor are any peace talks going on. So none can expect that the rebels would refrain from violence if the state is holding series of meetings to review the cases as per the agreement", he pointed out.

Nirmala Buch committee, comprising Chhattisgarh chief secretary and Director General of police, had its first meeting on the day when the rebels released the abducted collector on May 3. Subsequently, this committee had marathon meetings, both in Raipur as well as in Bhopal, which even extended up to midnight, sources said.

"In 2003, Maoists had their presence only 20 per cent geographical area of the state. Now, it's the other way round— rebels did not have their presence in state's 20 per cent area. Maoists are continuing violence. I cannot fathom what the spirit of the agreement was and what the high-powered committee is trying to achieve", CGPCC president and former home minister Nandkumar Patel told TOI. State's senior civil and police officials, however, refused to comment on the situation.

 

[Areesh]

Maoists shot dead contractor

Acting with brazen impunity, the Maoists have gunned down Bhuneshwar Yadav, a contractor in rebel hotbed Latehar district of Jharkhand for refusing to give the extortion money. The villagers have claimed that the Maoists were furious with Yadav, as he was not following their directions. Despite increase in atrocities, villagers are taking up their problems to militants as regional authorities have failed to provide them with the necessary facilities.

Maoists shot dead contractor

 

[53fd]

Maoists kill 2 villagers in Bihar

Maoists allegedly killed two persons on Saturday night and dumped their bodies on the outskirts of Basudeopur village, around 6km off Maoist-hit Haveli Kharaghpur sub-division headquarters in Munger district.

The throats of the victims, Bajrangi Paswan (43) and Madan Das (45), were slit. The rebels claimed in some pamphlets found near the bodies that the duo were punished for pocketing levy meant for the organisation.

Police and CRPF suspect the team of Maoist area commander Birbal of killing the duo to settle some old scores over collection of levy. A CRPF officer of the 131 battalion said: “Slitting throat of people is a common practice of Birbal’s group.”

Sources said Das, a resident of Vanbarsa hamlet, had some attachment with the Maoists around seven years ago. But he had severed ties with the rebels within two years, sources said.

The murder of retired armyman Paswan, a resident of Dariyapur hamlet having no association with the Maoists, has baffled his fellow villagers, though.

Paswan was a very popular figure in his area. “He was involved in community service and used to settle small disputes in the village. How could the rebels accuse him of pocketing their levy?” a villager asked.

According to Haveli Kharaghpur police station house officer Bishwabandhu, some villagers of Basudeopur spotted the two bodies on Sunday early morning near the Jorua Mandir (twin temple) on a hillock on the outskirts of the village. The officer said investigations were on to ascertain the exact reason behind the double murder.

The CRPF officer said the double murder could be the fallout of caste conflict in the rank and files of the organisation.

“The conflict between tribals and non-tribals has intensified in the rebels’ camps. As Birbal’s troop is dominated by tribals, Das and Paswan — both non-tribal — were eliminated though the allegations levelled on the duo were not-so-serious,” said an intelligence source.

Sub-divisional officer of Haveli Kharaghpur A.K. Chandra said the situation was under control. “We have started a massive combing operation to nab the culprits involved in the double killing,” he said.

Some residents of Basudeopur claimed that a group of armed persons had raided the village on Saturday night around 10 and picked up Sanjay Paswan and Pramod Paswan.

They returned to the village after some time, but disappeared on Sunday morning just after the arrival of the police and the CRPF teams to probe the double murder case.

Maoists kill two for ‘levy’

 

[53fd]

3 injured in Mantrpukhri, Manipur bomb blast

IMPHAL, June 3: Two MR personnel and a civilian driver were left injured in a grenade explosion this evening around 6:30pm at the residence of the Manipur Development Society Director Yambem Ningthem under Heingang PS.

The Director’s wife Devala is the SCERT Director.

All the injured have been shifted to the RIMS, while one has been referred to the Shija Hospital after his condition deteriorated.

The three injured have been identified as Waikhom Dhanchandra, 43 son of Shamuyaima of Khongnang Pheidekpi, SK Rocky Lamkang, 34 son of Angchung Lamkang of Purum Pantha, Chandel both rifleman at the 8th Manipur Rifles and Thongam Dinesh, 45 of Khongman, Devala’s driver.

The two injured riflemen had been provided along with six others as escort for the Director.

Both rifleman Rocky and driver Dinesh received severe splinter injuries on their bodies while Dhanchandra escaped with only one splinter hit on his chest. Dinesh has been shifted to Shija Hospital due to his severe condition.

According to injured rifleman Dhanchandra, he along with seven other personnel was posted as an escort team for the Director.

During the incident, while Dhanchadra and Rocky stayed at Ningthem’s residence, the six other personnel had left along with the Director to inspect the last minute preparation concerning the inaugural of a library built in the name of his dead son inside the DM College campus.

The grenade exploded when the trio was standing near the BMW car bearing registration no ML 04A-9091 which was stationed near the house, he said.

He further said he saw two unidentified youths who could have lobbed the grenade running away after the explosion.

The windshield of the BMW car was broken and the two left tyres burst during the explosion.

3 injured in Mantrpukhri bomb blast | Kanglaonline

 

[clmeta]

Please also create separate threads for occupied Bihar, occupied Delhi, occupied Gujrat, occupied Tamil Nadu etc just like occupied Kashmir.

OK. This is the thread for occupied Kashmir militant activities. Please post all the related stuff there.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/kashmir-war/95029-indian-armed-forces-vs-militants-2.html

This thread is for militant and insurgent activities related to Indian territory.

 

[Windjammer]

Maoists kill three abducted villagers in Bihar

Patna, June 5, 2012(IANS)

The bodies of three people abducted by Maoists three days ago were found in Bihar's Munger district Tuesday morning, police said.

A group of armed Maoists had abducted five villagers near Basudeopur village Saturday and soon after, killed two of them by slitting their throats.

"Maoists killed two of the five abducted Saturday night. Three were killed last (Monday) night and their bodies were found (today) Tuesday," said K. Chandra, a district police officer.

The three men were killed at Rampur village under Haveli-Kharagpur subdivision of Munger, about 150 km from here.

Police said the Maoists abducted and killed the victims for collecting levies from contractors, businessmen and government officials by claiming to be members of the outlawed Communist Party of India-Maoist.

Munger is considered a Maoist stronghold.

Maoists kill three abducted villagers in Bihar

 

[xuxu1457]

Yeah, it is right that our resources have been looted by invaders and Britishers.

And their rule resulted in mismanagement and poverty.

And after 1947 due to sheer size of India and corruption in bureaucracy the gift of british, many areas remain less developed.


But Maoist don't want development and want poor remain poor as the Maoist are supported and funded by China.

Maoist are anti people and anti development.


Maoist bomb blasts schools.

Maoist bomb blasts hospitals.

Maoist bomb blasts railway station.

Maoist burns villages.

Maoist kills tribal.

Maoist kills engineers so no village road can be build.

Maoist looted food grains mend for poor.

Pls don't introduced China into this, China has not any relation with Maoist, PRC founded in 1949 after the Maoist;
you only said Maoist is bad, pls take some solid source and news or link, besides Chinese know nothing about Maoist, it's only an inner problem of India

 

[Areesh]

JAMSHEDPUR: Cadres of the outlawed CPI(Maoist) shot dead two persons at Kuitopa village under the Keraikela police station area in the West Singhbhum district in wee hours of Wednesday.

Sources said a group of about 15 armed Maoists raided the house of village head Yugal Kishore Tanti and Jeevlal Swansi, dragged out of their houses and shot. While Tanti was the traditional village head of Kuitopa, Swansi was the BJP Yuva Morcha president of Bandgaon block.

Both were in their forties.

Police said the victims were dragged out of their houses, taken to the Kuitopa culvert before they were shot dead by the rebels.

West Singhbhum SP Arun Kumar Singh said the Maoists killed the two men on the charge of being police informers.

Enraged locals blocked traffic movement on the culvert for a few hours demanding adequate compensation to the victim's family following the incident. Local legislator Laxman Giluwa was also prevented by the irate villagers from visiting the spot. Swansi was a close aide of Giluwa's. Tanti, the local village head -- traditional head of the village under the Manki Munda self rule system -- was said to be actively involved in pushing people's cause in the village for long, while Swansi formed the Gram Suraksha Samity -- an outfit of the local villagers set up to take on the Maoists three years ago when Naxalite violence was at its peak in the district.

"We have decided to intensify long-range patrolling by security forces in the area along with Saranda and Porahat following the incident," the SP said.

Maoists kill two in West Singhbhum - The Times of India

 

[Areesh]

Maoists kill two in Bihar

Gopalganj(Bihar), June 7(ANI): Maoists have gunned down two employees of a construction company in order to stall development work undertaken by government here.

The attack took place at a site of an under construction bridge in the wee hours of Wednesday, leaving one worker seriously injured, who is presently battling for his life in a local hospital.

A letter was recovered from the construction site, which threatened the contractors of dire consequences if they continued with the construction work.

The brutal killing of the workers had infused immense fear among the whole unit deployed at the construction site as workers quit the jobs.

"We are leaving this work and going back to our homes because there is threat to our lives. There are no security arrangements by the administration. Two people have been murdered and one is in serious condition," Suman Kumar, a bridge engineer, said. (ANI)

Maoists kill two in Bihar

GUWAHATI: The CPI (Maoists) have not just built base in the state but are also expanding it right under the nose of security forces. After forming the Upper Assam Leading Committee, the Red rebels have successfully set up the Lower Assam Leading Committee.

"The Lower Assam Leading Committee in central lower Assam area is at the initial stage now with a handful of cadres. They are yet to find a leader for this area," a senior police officer said. It is the different communities of Ahoms, Morans in upper Assam or the Khamtis in neighbouring Arunachal Pradesh, which the Reds are using as cadre feeder communities. The Maoists are also exploring the Rabhas, Koch-Rajbongshis and even Bodos in lower Assam areas for finding recruits.

"The CPI (Maoists) pick up groups in society, which have been agitating against the government for autonomy to protect their unique identities. They have managed to recruit a few youths from these communities and the motivation is on," the official said.

The Rabhas, who are concentrated in Goalpara district, are demanding functioning of the Rabha-Hasong Autonomous Council and an armed group called Rabha Vipers is known to be acting as Ulfa's associate. Similarly, the Koch-Rajbongshis are agitating for a separate state, carved out of six districts of Assam and West Bengal, also has the Kamatapur Liberation Organization (KLO) waging the armed battle for the separate state. Ulfa is known to have helped raise the KLO. The Bodos, on the other hand, have been through several movements, mostly armed, for different issues ranging from sovereignty to separate state and ethnic cleansing. The Bodos, after decades of unrest continue, to be a disturbed group.

Maoists spreading tentacles in Assam - Times Of India

 

[Areesh]

Maoists step up violence in Chhattisgarh


In stepped up violence during their ongoing protest week in Chhattisgarh, Maoist guerrillas have killed a labourer, triggered a powerful blast on a highway and threatened to kill village heads since Friday morning, officials said.

The ultras are observing 'Jan Pituri week' that will end June 12. During this period, they remember their leaders and cadres killed in fight with security forces, and usually avoid violence.

But this year they have not only indulged in violence but also vigorously opposed the presence of security forces in the Bastar region.

The rebels triggered a powerful blast Friday on a key highway between Ramaram village and Borguda, six km from Sukma district headquarters. The explosion took place just a few hours ahead of the weekly market held at Ramaram, police said.

No loss of life or property was reported in the incident. However, traffic was disrupted for some time as a large crater was created by the powerful blast.

In a separate incident, the Maoists shot dead a labourer, Ramesh Markam of Masuri village, mistaking him for a police jawan while he was erecting the boundary of a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) camp at Golaband post in Kondagaon district Friday.

Meanwhile, in Konta area of Sukma district, the ultras pasted pamphlets on the house adjacent to the house of Maraiguda sarpanch Hapsa Masa threatening to kill the village heads of the area who were earlier leaders of 'Salwa Judum' - an armed vigilante group

The Maoists also put up a banner on Narayanpur-Antagarh road, near Raoghat, demanding that the security forces be sent back to their barracks. They also wanted jobs for the unemployed.

Maoists step up violence in Chhattisgarh - India - DNA

Maoists strike again, kill ‘suspected’ police informer in Koraput district


Narayanpatna: Maoist killed a 50-year-old tribal at a remote village in the South Odisha's Koraput district suspecting him to be a police informer, police said on Saturday.

The tribal's body was found today with his throat slit and a letter left near it said he was killed after being identified to be a police informer, said Y J Rao, sub-divisional police officer (SDPO), Laxmipur.

The victim, identified as a resident of Manasdapadar village, was also accused of extorting money from people by posing to be a Maoist agent.

A group of seven to eight armed cadres came to the village and forcibly took him away from his house while he was sleeping. His body was recovered this morning from a jungle about 50 meters from his house.

Rao has rejected the Maoist allegation that the man was a police informer. "There is no truth behind the allegation," he said.

Maoists strike again, kill ?suspected? police informer in Koraput district

 

[SinoChallenger]

Maoists kill two in Bihar



Maoists spreading tentacles in Assam - Times Of India

They are no longer just "Maoists" -- they are a united federation of all indian citizens yearning for freedom from the brahmanist regime.

 

[The Great One]

They are no longer just "Maoists" -- they are a federation of all indian citizens yearning for freedom from the brahmanist regime.

Yes, please rescue them from the evil hindus.....err.....brahmans.

 

[KRAIT]

They are no longer just "Maoists" -- they are a federation of all indian citizens yearning for freedom from the brahmanist regime.

Go educate yourself and stop making religion based accusation....and BTW Tibetans also want their country back....so first look into your own background.

 

[Android]

They are no longer just "Maoists" -- they are a federation of all indian citizens yearning for freedom from the brahmanist regime.

The same indian citizens they are mercilessly killing and sabotaging many development works which will benefit the citizens
federation of all indian citizens my foot
and we are happy with the brahminist regime we don't want a kshatriya regime lolz