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CoBRA commandos and police killed eight Maoists in Jharkhand's Bokaro, including a central committee member with a Rs 1 crore bounty. Weapons seized in this successful operation align with anti-Naxalism efforts.

Jharkhand Operation Neutralizes High-Profile Maoists

Security forces neutralized eight Maoists in Jharkhand, including top leaders, in a decisive operation. This aligns with ongoing efforts to combat Naxal extremism and is part of a broader strategy against left-wing violence.

CoBRA commandos and police killed eight Maoists in Jharkhand's Bokaro

A joint operation by CoBRA and police resulted in the elimination of eight Maoists in Jharkhand, including a central committee member with Rs 1 crore bounty.

Eight Naxals, including a top rung central committee member of the extremists carrying a bounty of Rs 1 crore on his head, were killed in an encounter with CoBRA commandos of the CRPF and police in Bokaro district of Jharkhand on Monday, officials said.
The exchange of fire started around 5.30 am in Lugu Hills of Lalpania area of the district, they said.
The troops of 209 Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA) along with state police conducted the operation in which eight Naxals were killed and an AK series rifle, three INSAS rifles, a self-loading rifle (SLR), eight country-made guns and a pistol were seized, as per officials.
Those killed include central committee member of the extremist Prayag Manjhi alias Vivek, special area committee member Arvind Yadav alias Avinash, zonal committee member Sahebram Manjhi alias Rahul Manjhi, Mahesh Manjhi alias Mota, Talu, Ranju Manjhi, Gangaram and Mahesh.
Vivek carried a bounty of Rs 1 crore, Arvind Yadav had a reward of Rs 25 lakh and Sahebram Majhi of Rs 10 lakh. They were booked by the police in various cases of violence, the officials said.
The central committee is the top decision-making body of the Maoists organisation, they said.
No injuries have been reported among the security personnel, they said.
The CoBRA is the special jungle warfare unit of the CRPF.
The operation is part of the Union government's declaration of eliminating Naxalism from the country by March, 2026.
In another development, Vishnu Deo Sai, the chief minister of neighbouring Chhattisgarh, is expected to meet Union Home Minister Amit Shah at his office in North Block in New Delhi on Monday evening for a comprehensive review of the anti-Naxal operations in his state and related subjects, officials said.
This year, more than 140 Maoists have been gunned down in separate encounters in Chhattisgarh, called by security officials as the "last bastion" for Left Wing Extremism (LWE) in the country.

At least four Central Reserve Police Force troops were slain and three others were injured when one of their colleague opened fire at them inside a camp in&nbsp;Chhattisgarh.&nbsp;News agency ANI&nbsp;reported that the fratricide incident took place at the paramilitary camp in the Maoist hot bed of Sukma.&nbsp;The injured troopers have been rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment.&nbsp;

Fratricide incident inside CRPF camp in Chhattisgarh, 4 troopers dead

At least four Central Reserve Police Force troops were slain and three others were injured when one of their colleague opened fire at them inside a camp in Chhattisgarh. 


Fratricide incident inside CRPF&nbsp;camp in Sukma, 4 jawans&nbsp;dead CRPF&nbsp;jawan&nbsp;opened fire at his colleagues, 3 others injured Injured troops have been rushed to a nearby hospital

News agency ANI&nbsp;reported that the fratricide incident took place at the paramilitary camp in the Maoist hot bed of Sukma.&nbsp;

Four CRPF personnel were killed and three others injured after their colleague opened fire at them in a camp of the paramilitary force in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district on Monday, a police official said.
The incident took place at around 3.15 am in the camp of the Central Reserve Police Force's (CRPF) 50th battalion in Linganpalli village under Maraiguda police station of the area of the district, located nearly 400 km from the state capital Raipur, Inspector General of Police (Bastar range) Sundarraj P said.
As per preliminary information, constable Reetesh Ranjan fired at his colleagues with his service weapon, an AK-47 rifle, the official said.
The seven injured personnel were immediately shifted to a hospital in nearby Bhadrachalam area of neighbouring Telangana, where doctors declared four of them dead on arrival, the official said.
Those killed were identified as constables Rajmani Kumar Yadav, Rajib Mondal, Dhanji and Dharmendra Kumar, he said, adding that three other injured personnel were being treated at the hospital.
"The motive behind the firing is yet to be ascertained and an investigation is on into the incident," the official said.
Constable Ranjan was immediately held and his interrogation is underway, he said.
In a similar incident of fratricide in January this year, a CRPF jawan was killed and another one injured after their colleague opened fire at them in their camp in the state's Bastar district, police earlier said.
The offender had then tried to commit suicide by shooting himself, they said.&nbsp;
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The police said that at least 10 Maoists have reportedly died, likely due to Covid-19 or food poisoning, in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh. The police said even some senior rebel leaders are suffering from the viral infection.
"According to local villagers, naxals burnt the bodies of at least ten colleagues in the forest along the border of Bijapur and Sukma districts on Monday night," Dantewada SP Abhishek Pallava told PTI.
"We suspect the deaths were caused by Covid-19 or food poisoning. But we are trying to get more details," he said.
Senior leaders of the central regional company (CRC) of Maoists were also reported to be suffering from Covid-19 and trying to bring medicines and vaccine doses to the interior of Sukma, Bijapur and Dantewada districts, he said.

Chhattisgarh: Cops suspect Covid-19 outbreak among Maoists

The police said that at least 10 Maoists have reportedly died, likely due to Covid-19 or food poisoning, in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh.

The police said that at least 10 Maoists have reportedly died, likely due to Covid-19 or food poisoning, in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh. The police said even some senior rebel leaders are suffering from the viral infection.
"According to local villagers, naxals burnt the bodies of at least ten colleagues in the forest along the border of Bijapur and Sukma districts on Monday night," Dantewada SP Abhishek Pallava told PTI.
Senior leaders of the central regional company&nbsp;of Maoists were also reported to be suffering from Covid-19 and trying to bring medicines and vaccine doses to the interior of Sukma, Bijapur and Dantewada districts, he said.

The police said that at least 10 Maoists have reportedly died, likely due to Covid-19 or food poisoning, in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh. The police said even some senior rebel leaders are suffering from the viral infection.
"According to local villagers, naxals burnt the bodies of at least ten colleagues in the forest along the border of Bijapur and Sukma districts on Monday night," Dantewada SP Abhishek Pallava told PTI.
"We suspect the deaths were caused by Covid-19 or food poisoning. But we are trying to get more details," he said.
Senior leaders of the central regional company (CRC) of Maoists were also reported to be suffering from Covid-19 and trying to bring medicines and vaccine doses to the interior of Sukma, Bijapur and Dantewada districts, he said.

Maoists have claimed that CoBRA commando Rakeshwar Singh Manhas, who went missing after the April 3 ambush in Chhattisgarh’s Bastar region, is in their...

Chhattisgarh Naxal attack: CRPF jawan in our custody, appoint interlocutors, say Maoists

Maoists have claimed that CoBRA commando Rakeshwar Singh Manhas, who went missing after the April 3 ambush in Chhattisgarh&rsquo;s Bastar region, is in their captivity

Maoists: CRPF jawan in our custody, appoint interlocutors for release

Maoists have claimed that CoBRA commando Rakeshwar Singh Manhas, who went missing after the April 3 ambush in Chhattisgarh&rsquo;s Bastar region, is in their captivity. The ultras have asked the state government to appoint interlocutors for his release. The Maoists have, however, not raised any formal demands for the release of the commando. The Naxals have also admitted that four of its cadres were killed in the encounter in which 22 security personnel had lost their lives. Police officials have, however, claimed that a lot more Naxals were killed in the gunfight. The ultras also claimed to have looted 14 weapons, 2,000 cartridges and other materials from the encounter site.
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Maoists have claimed that CoBRA commando Rakeshwar Singh Manhas, who went missing after the<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/won-t-tolerate-bloodshed-amit-shah-pays-tribute-chhattisgarh-martyrs-1617606182278" target="_blank"> April 3 ambush in Chhattisgarh&rsquo;s</a> Bastar region, is in their captivity.
The ultras have asked the state government to appoint interlocutors for his release. The Maoists have, however, not raised any formal demands for the release of the commando.
The Naxals have also admitted that four of its cadres were killed in the encounter in which 22 security personnel had lost their lives.
Police officials have, however, claimed that a lot more Naxals were killed in the gunfight. The ultras also claimed to have seized 14 weapons, 2,000 cartridges and other materials from the encounter site.
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Bijapur Naxal Attack: The report added that the Maoist operation was led by commander of battalion number-1 Madvi Hidma.

Bijapur Naxal Attack: Maoists trapped forces in a 'U-shaped' attack

Maoists carried out a &ldquo;U-type&rdquo; ambush in Chhattisgarh after luring security personnel into a trap with the input of the possible presence of a top Maoist commander

Chhattisgarh: Maoists trapped forces in a 'U-shaped' attack

Maoists carried out a &ldquo;U-type&rdquo; ambush in Chhattisgarh after luring security personnel into a trap with the input of the possible presence of a top Maoist commander, the Hindustan Times has reported quoting officials. The report added that the Maoist operation was led by commander of battalion number-1 Madvi Hidma. Forces have been looking for him for years. Hidma, officials said, gathered at least 300 armed cadres in a fortnight and vacated the three villages that were the site of the gunfight. In a &ldquo;U-shaped ambush&rdquo;, there is only one escape route which is also the entry point. The Maoists encircled the forces and fired from three sides, the report added quoting officials.

Maoists carried out a &ldquo;U-type&rdquo; ambush in Chhattisgarh after luring security personnel into a trap with the input of the possible presence of a top Maoist commander, the Hindustan Times has reported quoting officials.
The report added that the Maoist operation was led by commander of battalion number-1 Madvi Hidma.
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Forces have been looking for him for years. Hidma, officials said, gathered at least 300 armed cadres in a fortnight and vacated the three villages that were the site of the gunfight. In a &ldquo;U-shaped ambush&rdquo;, there is only one escape route which is also the entry point.
The Maoists encircled the forces and fired from three sides, the report added quoting officials.
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Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Sunday said the morale of jawans is high and the operation against Naxals will continue.

Bijapur Naxal Attack | Jawans' morale high, anti-naxal operations will go on, says Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel

"Maoists are fighting their last battle now and they will be eliminated very soon," says Chhattisgarh&nbsp;CM after encounter that left 22 security personnel dead

Jawans' morale high, anti-naxal ops will go on: Chhattisgarh CM

In the wake of the deadly Maoist attack in Chhattisgarh's Bastar region that claimed the lives of 22 security personnel, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Sunday said the morale of jawans is high and the operation against Naxals will continue.&nbsp;Talking to reporters in Raipur, Baghel said that Maoists are fighting their last battle now and they will be eliminated very soon.&nbsp;He added that the work of setting up camps of security forces in the Naxal stronghold areas in the state will be expedited.&nbsp;The CM further said the incident was not just an encounter, but can be termed as a war that lasted for about four hours with heavy exchange of fire from both sides.
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In the wake of the deadly Maoist attack in Chhattisgarh's Bastar region that claimed the lives of 22 security personnel, Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Sunday said the morale of jawans is high and the operation against Naxals will continue.
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Talking to reporters in Raipur, Baghel said that Maoists are fighting their last battle now and they will be eliminated very soon.
He added that the work of setting up camps of security forces in the Naxal stronghold areas in the state will be expedited.
The CM further said the incident was not just an encounter, but can be termed as a war that lasted for about four hours with heavy exchange of fire from both sides.
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The number of Maoists killed in an encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh's Baster over the weekend could be between 12 and 20.

Chhattisgarh Naxal attack: Maoists ferried bodies in tractors, upto 20 ultras dead

The number of Maoists killed in an encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh's Baster over the weekend could be between 12 and 20, as per official&nbsp;estimates

Maoists ferried bodies in tractors, upto 20 ultras dead in encounter

The number of Maoists killed in an encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh's Baster over the weekend could be between 12 and 20, the Hindustan Times has reported quoting home ministry and CRPF officials. Reports from the ground suggest that the extremists used grenade launchers in the ambush that claimed the lives of at least 22 security personnel. Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel on Sunday said that as per his reports, Naxals had ferried their killed and injured cadres in four tractors from the encounter site. "It can be assessed from the information that security forces have inflicted a heavy blow on them," he added.

The number of Maoists killed in an encounter with security forces in Chhattisgarh's Baster over the weekend could be between 12 and 20, the Hindustan Times has reported quoting home ministry and CRPF officials.
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Reports from the ground suggest that the extremists used grenade launchers in the ambush that claimed the lives of at least 22 security personnel.
Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel on Sunday said that as per his reports, Naxals had ferried their killed and injured cadres in four tractors from the encounter site. "It can be assessed from the information that security forces have inflicted a heavy blow on them," he added.
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