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Shadow of the Maoist Gun Becoming Apparent for the Rally!

odisha-newspaper — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 12:16:10 +0000

The shadow of the Maoists guns becoming apparent over the Biju Janata Dal’s “Mlakangiri Banchao”, “Polavaram Hatao” movement. This rally has been announced by the ruling party in Orissa in order to protest the central government against its step-motherly attitude towards the state. The police department is considering the threat perception seriously and now the police officers are striving hard to keep the security details under cover. Malkangiri SP Anirudh Singh has mentioned that we will do whatever we can do to avoid this sort of threat. We will take help of whatever resources we have and will mobilize them at our command. As per the resources it has been mentioned that near about ten platoons of police force and Special Operation Group (SOG) jawans have been assigned for the task. These jawans and the policemen will be around the rally venue and at the same time the BSF men will remain engaged in the anti-Maoist in this district. These people take care of the interior regions of the district and they will be further drafted for the patrolling duty in the town.

Maoists attack continues in Nuapada

rutambhara — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 12:37:43 +0000

Maoists are making their presence in all over the state.It is Similial wildlife sanctuary in Nuapada which has been targeted again by the red brigade on Saturday afternoon.

It has been reported that 20 armed maoists attacked the office of Similipal sanctuary and took away all the documents and other equipments found there.At the time of terror, no officials are present on the sot. Hence, no casualities has been found.

The police guess that the maoists have come from Chhatisgarh district as they were communicating in Hindi, that too in the local language of the neighboring state among them.The 20 armed terrorists has boarded two tractors to reach the place.

Nuapada has been attacked before on June 22.The previous attack was severe as the maoists had blown a forest house here.40-50 maoists including women had attacked last time injuring a forest guard severely.

Maoists eye on money, looted SBI at Koraput

rutambhara — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 05:01:19 +0000

Maoists has stepped one path forward in this one month, threatning the Government and citizens of Orissa.This time they have crossed the limit with loooting the bank at Machhakund, Koraput.Maoists has attacked the State bank of India(SBI) on friday night around 11 pm.As per the police officials , they have theft 6 lakhs 30 thousand rupees.In the last month, this is the second violence by Maoists in Machhakund.Maoists has bombarded on the police station of the area on 7th of this month.

Nearly at 11 in the night, around 50 armed maoists entered the village . First , they tortured some of the villagers to enquire about the whereabouts of the officials of SBI.Maoists entered the home of K.V.R. murty, manager SBI, Binayak Behera, cashier, and T Krishna, an employee and forced them to open the bank.Aferlooting money, maoists forced the bank officials to open the gold vault.But as the key wasn’t with them, the maoists left the place.As a precaution from police attack, the maoists had put heavy logs in the road of Machhakund-lamtapat, Machhakund-Jalaput.They took away 10 mobiles of the near people before leaving the place.Police reached there in the morning and started their investigation.Although, the right amount of money hasn’t yet detected, but the estimation is around 6 lakhs and 30 thousand.

After this two serious attack by moists on this particular place, Government should make the place more tight in security, which hasn’t been done yet.

Bus hijacked in Malkanagiri,Orissa

rutambhara — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 16:56:52 +0000

In the big threat of maoism, a new case seen in the villages of Malkanigiri, where suspected villagers and Maoists, hijacked a bus in Malkanigiri district on Saturday.The villagers were urging before for the bus services between Bhejanwada village and Jeypore.Police has linked the hijacking case with the bus demand before.

The bus was hijacked near Gumphakonda Chowk, about 50kms away from Malkanigiri, by the villagers.According to the report of Police, the bus was on its way to Jeypore from MV 88.The villagers forced the driver to move from the bus and took the bus away about 20 km from Gumphakonda Chowk.

Satyabrata Bhoi, SP of Malkanagiri reported, “Three bus employees are in arrest of the hijackers.The bus owner had been called for a talk with the villagers.We are keeping a watch in the situation.”

Maoists rampage hits Orissa and Jharkhand

rutambhara — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 10:43:42 +0000

The continuation of violence by maoists to prove their terror activities is accumulating in piles and their recent activities once again proved it. The blast on the railway track in Orissa’s Sundergarh district and the attack on Police patrol at Jharkhand district explains the evidence behind their growing power and the incapability of Police.

Just a few minutes after a good train has crossed the Chandiposh station which is at a distance of 30 km from Rourkela, the rebels successfully blasted the railway track upto four feet.The blast news reached the police official within no time and the derail was maintained within the next half an hour.

But the damage which continually growing should be taken care off. The iniatitive shown by Govt. to resolve the issue of maoists are perhaps not upto the mark, hence the cases arises.

In Jharkhand, the maoists attacked three policemen in a landmine blast at a distance of 70 km from Ranchi.The Police officials were returning after an usual patrol, where this incident happened.Unofficial reports says, two of the policemen were injured ,but according to Puja Singhal, deputy commissioner, all the Police officers are safe.

The demands and presidency shown by the maoists should be brought under control otherwise these incidents will become our day-to-day cases.