Anti-naxal operations

The recent killing of Maoist leader Basavaraju, who used to walk around with a multi-layer security cover of about of 60-70 armed naxals, demonstrates the enhanced accuracy of the security forces in carrying out recent anti-naxal operations.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that the Karreguttalu Hills, which was once ruled by red terror of Naxalites, now proudly hoists the tricolour

Chhattisgarh is the only state in India where Maoists maintain a significant presence and the ability to launch large-scale attacks.

Security forces have intensified anti-naxal operations in the Bastar division following the January 6 IED attack on a vehicle of security forces in which 8 security personnel and a driver was killed.

Andhra Pradesh SC/ST court acquitted 13 cops accused in the gang-rape of 11 tribal women due to the lack of evidence

A deputy commandant of Jharkhand Jaguar (an elite assault group of Jharkhand Police) Rajesh Kumar martyred during an encounter with extremists of banned outfit Jharkhand Jana Mukti Parishad (JJMP) on Tuesday afternoon.

Naxals kill a contractor’s clerk and set ablaze one JCB machine, one tractor and one motorcycle engaged in road construction work

Chhattisgarh Congress minister Kawasi Lakhma is known for his stand over the anti-Naxals operations.

As per a report by the US state department, the CPI(Maoist) is the fourth deadliest terrorist group in the world, with 295 attacks in 2017 alone. It even ranks higher than the Boko Haram.

The Naxals had issued warnings to the locals, asking them to boycott the assembly polls