Two Naxals — a 25-year old woman and a 19-year-old man — who recently surrendered to the police, narrated their tale, and why they chose to surrender.

Dressed casually in his office on the evening of March 26, during an official appointment with this reporter, deputy inspector general, Gadchiroli (anti-Naxal operations) Sunil Ramanand had said, “201

Dressed casually in his office on the evening of March 26, during an official appointment with this reporter, deputy inspector general, Gadchiroli (anti-Naxal operations) Sunil Ramanand had said, “201

In a startling revelation, the Gadchiroli police said that the Naxal dalam commanders manage to raise around Rs 5 crore to Rs 7 crore every year by means of extortion and other such activities.

Dressed casually in his office on the evening of March 26, during an official appointment with this reporter, deputy inspector general, Gadchiroli (anti-Naxal operations) Sunil Ramanand had said, “201

The police’s investigations into the bomb blast in Gadchiroli have indicated that a camera flash was used to trigger the blast.

Former IPS officer and lawyer Y.P.

IB sources in Gadchiroli told this newspaper that a major attack on security agencies was being planned by the Naxals since the last two months.

The 12 deceased killed in Gadchiroli Naxal attack were from the 192 Battalion.
The bus was part of a fleet of the CRPF vehicles that were en route to a civic action programme in Gatta village.

Twelve Central Reserve Police Force personnel, including three sub-inspectors, were killed and at least 28 constables were injured after armed Naxalites triggered a blast in their bus on an inter-state road in Dhanora taluka in Maharashtra’s Gadchiroli district Tuesday morning.