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The long battle against the Maoists


The long battle against the Maoists
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April 20, 2021 22:16 IST
Unconventional wars are not fought merely on the ground; they are battles between minds of steel
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Unconventional wars are not fought merely on the ground; they are battles between minds of steel
In the April 3 encounter between security forces and the Maoists in Sukma, a Maoist stronghold in Chhattisgarh, 22 jawans were killed — seven from the Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA), a unit of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), and 15 from the Chhattisgarh Police. One CoBRA jawan, Rakeshwar Singh Minhas, who was held hostage by the Maoists, has since been released. This followed a message from the Maoists to a Bijapur-based journalist that mercy would be shown to Mr. Minhas if the government nominated a team of mediators to negotiate his release. A team of local people, who later went deep into the forest area from where the Maoists were operating, spoke to the rebels and prevailed upon them to release the jawan. What persuaded the extremist group to show this gesture after their cruel act of killing the 22 men is anybody’s guess. It was possibly their attempt to broadcast to the world that they are not all that violent or merciless as portrayed by the administration; that they are in fact humane and compassionate, fighting only for a cause.

Chhattisgarh , India , Bijapur , Karnataka , Madhya-pradesh , Odisha , Orissa , Srikakulam , Andhra-pradesh , Sukma , Rakeshwar-singh-minhas , Police-of-maharashtra

Kamal Davar | Ramping security or building trust, how best to tame India's Maoists?


Kamal Davar | Ramping security or building trust, how best to tame India’s Maoists?
Published Apr 16, 2021, 12:02 am IST
Updated Apr 16, 2021, 12:02 am IST
With alacrity, the Centre will have to re-energise its security strategies to combat the Naxals
 The Indian Army must train police and paramilitary commandos in special operations and leadership skills at the combat levels. (Representational Photo: PTI)
The audacious ambush by Naxals in the Bijapur badlands of the Chhattisgarh state, killing 22 Special Forces policemen and injuring 30 others on April 3, 2021, brought forth the discomforting reality of India’s inadequate preparedness in dealing with its most serious internal security affliction, namely, the Naxal-Maoist challenge. That these avoidable casualties are attributed to an operation which was mounted by our own forces to nab the charismatic young Naxal leader, Madvi Hidma, in the Tekulguda region of Bastar — a hotbed of Naxal activities since decades — makes this tragic incident all the more embarrassing for those who conceived and mounted it.

India , Orissa , Madhya-pradesh , Odisha , Nepal , Bijapur , Karnataka , China , Telangana , Andhra-pradesh , Chhattisgarh , Bihar

Kamal Davar | Ramping security or building trust, how best to tame India's Maoists?

Kamal Davar | Ramping security or building trust, how best to tame India's Maoists?
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India , Orissa , Madhya-pradesh , Odisha , Nepal , Bijapur , Karnataka , China , Telangana , Andhra-pradesh , Chhattisgarh , Bihar

Lord of the Red Corridor- Madvis Hidma


Lord of the Red Corridor- Madvis Hidma
Rs 40 lakhs bounty on Hidma
Look at the faces of the resting Naxal fighters in the cover photograph above. What do you see? Weather-beaten, battle-scarred, lean and emotion-less faces, their sensibilities deadened by survival tensions and battle fatigue. These are young people just past adolescence, fighting for a cause they believe in but with resigned fatalism etched into their personas betraying no hope or expectation they’ll survive for long, but damned if they are not going to give it their all before going down!
It is such youth who followed Che Guevara and Fidel Castro into the Sierra Maestre mountains in Cuba before springing the revolution on Fulgencio Batista’s military junta in 1959, and were part of the anti-colonial force of the FLN (Front de Liberacion Nationale) seeking freedom for Algeria. They constituted the sharp edge of the Viet Cong, undertaking the most dangerous missions against US MACV (Military Assistance Command, Vietnam), and formed the most lethal element of Pirbhakaran’s Liberation Tigers of the Tamil Eelam (LTTE) that slam-banged the Sri Lankan military and almost singlehandedly drove the Indian “peace-keeping force” out of Sri Lanka.

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Civilian was released in exchange for CRPF commando: official

Civilian was released in exchange for CRPF commando: official
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Top news of the day: Naxals free abducted CRPF jawan in Chhattisgarh; Tamil Nadu reintroduces COVID-19 restrictions from April 10, and more


A Bench of Justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Hemant Gupta upheld the Bombay High Court order for a CBI probe, saying the dramatis personae — Mr. Deshmukh and Mumbai Police ex-chief Param Bir Singh — involved and the "seriousness of the allegations" require investigation by an independent agency.
A local court in Varanasi has directed the Archaeological Survey of India to conduct a survey of the Gyanvapi Mosque compound adjacent to the Kashi Vishwanath Temple to find out whether it was a “superimposition, alteration or addition or there is structural overlapping of any kind, with or over, any other religious structure”.

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Kidnapped CoBRA jawan released naxals bijapur attack latest news


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CoBRA jawan, kidnapped by Naxals during Bijapur attack, released
A CoBRA jawan who was kidnapped by Naxals during the Bijapur attack last week has been released. The family of Commando Rakeshwar Singh Minhas was in deep shock after the news of the deadly ambush and his disappearance broke out. 
Meenu, the wife of Minhas, expressed happiness on her husband's return and thanked the government. 
"Today is the happiest day of my life. I always remained hopeful of his return. I thank the government," she said. 
At least 22 security personnel were killed in the attack on the CoBRA battalion of CRPF by the Naxals who claimed that they had abducted Minhas after the ambush.

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Maoists release CRPF commando - The Hindu


Maoists release CRPF commando
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The abducted commando was handed over to local villagers.
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CRPF Commando Rakeshwar Singh Minhas who was abducted by the Maoists after the April 3 encounter at Tarrem in Chattisgarh’s Sukma was released on Thursday.
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The abducted commando was handed over to local villagers.
On the request of the Chattisgarh police, social activists Dharampal Saini, 91, Tellam Boraiah and seven journalists secured the release.
The commando, Rakeshwar Singh Minhas is from the Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA) of the CRPF, a unit specially trained for operations in Left Wing Extremism (LWE) affected areas. Recalling the events leading to Mr. Minhas’ release, Bijapur-based journalist Ganesh Mishra told

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Chhattisgarh encounter: Maoists release CRPF commando after five days


Chhattisgarh encounter: Maoists release CRPF commando after five days
Rakeshwar Singh Manhas had gone missing after an encounter between the security forces and the Maoists on April 3.
Updated Apr 09, 2021 · 02:52 pm
Maoists in Chhattisgarh on Thursday released a Central Reserve Police Force commando, who was in their custody since the April 3 encounter in Bijapur district of the state,
The Indian Express reported.
The commando, identified as Rakeshwar Singh Manhas, belongs to the Commando Battalion for Resolute Action unit of the CRPF.
A team of local journalists went to bring Manhas to the Tarrem camp of the CRPF in Bijapur. The state government had also nominated two people to secure his release, according to NDTV.

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Chhattisgarh: Naxals Free CRPF Jawan Abducted After Encounter

Chhattisgarh: Naxals Free CRPF Jawan Abducted After Encounter
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