CPI (Maoist) News

NIA filed chargesheet against CPI (Maoist) member Vijith Vijayan was part of the organisation's publication division He was arrested in January this year

NIA has filed a charge sheet against three CPI (Maoist) operatives The case was initially registered relating to uploading of objectionable contents on Facebook account Further investigation in the case continues

NIA arrested the absconding Maoist Singhrai Soren from Jharkhand in a case pertaining to the seizure of arms and ammunition from the CPI (Maoist) in Giridih district of Jharkhand The arrested accused is being produced before the Special NIA Court, Ranchi.

Mrityunjay Kumar Singh (34) was arrested in connection with the case, an NIA spokesperson said. Singh, from Jharkhand's Latehar district, is believed to have a close nexus with the banned CPI (Maoist) leadership,

The case was originally registered on 1st November 2019 at Pantheerankavu Police Station, Kozhikode City, Kerala The investigation has revealed that Allan Shuaib and Thwaha Fasal along with C. P. Usman had organized several secret meetings of the proscribed organization CPI ( Maoist) They had also conspired and committed unlawful activities, as part of their efforts to propagate the ideology and accomplish the objectives of CPI (Maoist).

An investigation in the case has revealed that the duo was instrumental in recruiting the accused Allan Shuaib and Thwaha Fasal as members of the banned outfit.

Addressing media directly, the Naxals requested journalists not to accompany policemen, especially those on election duty, in conflict zones.

According to sources, a letter recovered from one of the accused arrested in June this year by Pune police has exposed the war that the banned organisation CPI (Maoist) are planning to wage against the nation.

Seeking their 14-day remand, the public prosecutor informed the court that the accused were involved in the crime, adding that several documents were seized during the search operation from their houses.

The one-day bandh call given by the banned CPI (Maoist) in protest against the recent incidents of "exchange of fire" in Andhra-Odisha border (AOB) region had no impact in the left-wing extremism affected districts of Telangana, even as the police beefed up security.

A naxal was today gunned down in an exchange of fire with security forces in the dense forests of Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, police said.

The outlawed CPI (Maoist) leadership has demoted some of its senior leaders for "falling in love" with women cadres, according to some documents of rebels seized recently by the police.

Top Maoist ideologue Kobad Ghandy, accused of trying to set up a base for banned outfit CPI (Maoist) here, has been granted interim bail for three months by a Delhi court on health grounds.