NAXAL MENACE: 8 of Congress feared dead in Naxal attack!

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• July 21, 2011 
• By Rabindra Nath Choudhury 
• Correspondent 
• Raipur / DC.

At least eight Congressmen were feared killed as Maoist guerrillas ambushed Chhattisgarh Pradesh Congress Committee (CPCC) president Nand Kumar Patel’s convoy — comprising about 25 vehicles — between Indagaon and Udanti under Mainpur police station, nearly 120 km from here, on Wednesday evening, reports reaching here said.

The local police told this newspaper that two bodies have so far been recovered.

Mr Patel had a providential escape along with other senior Congress leaders — Leader of the Opposition in the Assembly Ravindra Choubey, PCC working president Satyanarayan Sharma, party MLAs Kuldeep Singh Juneja and Amitesh Shukla and former PCC president Dhanendra Sahoo.

“At least eight people — who were in the vehicle that was blown apart in the Naxal landmine blast — are feared dead. One worker was killed and four others injured — who were travelling in another vehicle — in firing by rebels,” the PCC working president told this newspaper.

When contacted, the additional director-general of police (ADG) (anti-Naxal operation), Mr Ramniwas, however, said, “At this juncture, it is not possible to pinpoint the number of casualties.”

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NAXAL MENACE: Naxals have killed 22 since collector freed!

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July 11, 2011 

By Akshaya Kumar Sahoo 

Age Corespondent 

Bhubaneswar / DC.

The post-Malkangiri collector hostage crisis period has seen a sudden spurt in violence in the Maoist-hit districts of Orissa. At least 22 persons, including nine tribals and nine security personnel, have been killed by the rebels while 45 civilians have allegedly died in anti-Naxal operations.

As it appears, the rebels have changed their strategy since the February 16 abduction of ex-Malkangiri collector R. Vineel Krishna and junior engineer Pabitra Mohan Majhi — they have no longer confined themselves to their old tactic of killing constables and home guards only, but also indulging in destroying public property, looting people, blocking traffic on highways and attacking families whom they suspected to be police informers.

The state government, which conceded to all the 14 demands of the Maoists to secure freedom of the ex-Malkangiri collector and junior engineer from the Maoists, has faced severe flak from all quarters for failing to initiate serious action against the extremists.

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NAXAL MENACE: Maoists disguised as police kill six Indian villagers!

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PATNA: Suspected Maoist guerrillas disguised in police uniforms slaughtered six residents of a remote village in eastern India on Saturday, officials said.

The rebels attacked the village in Munger district in poverty-hit Bihar state and shot dead the six men, senior police official Neelmani, who uses one name, told AFP.

Speaking in Bihar state capital Patna, the police official said five of the villagers were killed on the spot while the sixth died later from his wounds.

On one hand they claim they represent the interests of the poor villagers and tribals and on the other hand they slaughter the same defenseless and innocent poor villagers and tribals!

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A Maoist blast that brought tragedy to a wedding party!

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Six were killed when an IED went off in Maharashtra on May 5; Maoists may have mistaken the vehicle for a police car

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Sarkar family and their friends are still struggling to make sense of the explosion

We are awaiting a ground report from Gadchiroli: Maoist spokesperson

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Rajnandgaon: She usually slept till half past seven, but on May 5 this year Purnima Sarkar awoke at 4.30 a.m., bathed, dressed and prepared for her son Manoram's wedding. She worked quietly, going through checklists, readying her son's bridal clothes, arranging lamps and oblations for prayer.

As dawn broke over the small house in Masjid Gali in Gauri Nagar, Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh, the wedding guests arose one by one — Santosh and Pushpa Kumar, who had come down from Jagdalpur with their four-year-old son Akash, her sister Pushpa Sarkar who had arrived from Gondia district in Maharashtra, and her mother Tarulata.

The mayhem of Maoists killing more and more innocent civilians, by the day!

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http://www.hindu.com/2011/05/16/stories/2011051662601400.htm