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Yaar yeti I know you were banned from the forum but since you are unbanned do visit that sticky Indian insurgency thread for further information. Thank you.
Insurgent & Secessionist movements in India
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Yaar yeti I know you were banned from the forum but since you are unbanned do visit that sticky Indian insurgency thread for further information. Thank you.
Yaar yeti I know you were banned from the forum but since you are unbanned do visit that sticky Indian insurgency thread for further information. Thank you.
I hadn't posted on that thread for over a month, as a gesture of goodwill on my part. But there is a lot of stuff that can be posted about India, & there are bomb blasts taking place in India every other day.
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Yaar yeti I know you were banned from the forum but since you are unbanned do visit that sticky Indian insurgency thread for further information. Thank you.
I read the Times of India everyday i would have known about the almost daily bomb blast lol
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Well the Indian mentality is that if something happened in Mumbai or Dehli or Kolkatta or Ahmedabad or any other major city then it deserves to be called as "bomb blast". Some huge BOOM in Chattisgarh or Manipur or Assam or Bihar doesn't fit into the "bomb blast" category. Or since they weren't perpetrated by Muslims hence aren't worthy to be called "bomb blast" or to be discussed. You know all this mentality and perception thing yaar.
Well the Indian mentality is that if something happened in Mumbai or Dehli or Kolkatta or Ahmedabad or any other major city then it deserves to be called as "bomb blast". Some huge BOOM in Chattisgarh or Manipur or Assam or Bihar doesn't fit into the "bomb blast" category. Or since they weren't perpetrated by Muslims hence aren't worthy to be called "bomb blast" or to be discussed. You know all this mentality and perception thing yaar.
But I also think that it's more to do with the fact that certain Indians think that these poor, backward people who suffer from poverty & violence are a shame to the great Indian democracy, even though they comprise of the majority of the Indian population.
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Militants Attack Manipur Minister's House
Militants attack Manipur minister's house - The Times of India
Militants attack Manipur minister's house - The Times of India
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7 killed in Bihar's Maoist heartland
After yet another bout of abduction, extortion and murder in Bihar's Maoist heartland, the police on Saturday recovered the bullet-riddled bodies of four persons kidnapped in Jamui district.
Three persons belonging to the minority Ansari community were shot dead by the rebels from a village in the Jhajha block in the early hours of Friday. Four others were kidnapped and the ultras later shot them dead and disposed of their bodies in a neighbouring village pond, police sources said.
Superintendent of Police R.N. Singh told The Hindu that the Maoists later stuck leaflets on village walls, accusing the seven of indulging in extortion and rape in the name of the Communist Party of India (Maoist).
However, police authorities do not view this as a plausible theory as only three of the seven killed had criminal antecedents, dating back to several years.
Pointing out that the motive still remained murky, Mr. Singh said that of the four people abducted, one was a retired fourth-grade employee, while two others were daily wage-earners.
Earlier this year, two internecine feuds occurred between Naxals and tribal communities — six members from the Koda community were killed in Munger district in July, while three from the Kharwar tribe were gunned down in Rohtas district in early August.
The main reason cited here was a power struggle between the Yadav-dominated Naxal hierarchy and the tribal communities, some of whose members earlier sided with the ultras and were now attempting to break away.
Despite some successful government initiatives, there has been no let-up in anti-social activities across the Munger-Jamui belt, with the outlaws orchestrating at least two major incidents in the past month, in which landless labourers contracted by private construction firms were abducted for levy extortion.
The Hindu : States / Other States : 7 killed in Bihar's Maoist heartland
After yet another bout of abduction, extortion and murder in Bihar's Maoist heartland, the police on Saturday recovered the bullet-riddled bodies of four persons kidnapped in Jamui district.
Three persons belonging to the minority Ansari community were shot dead by the rebels from a village in the Jhajha block in the early hours of Friday. Four others were kidnapped and the ultras later shot them dead and disposed of their bodies in a neighbouring village pond, police sources said.
Superintendent of Police R.N. Singh told The Hindu that the Maoists later stuck leaflets on village walls, accusing the seven of indulging in extortion and rape in the name of the Communist Party of India (Maoist).
However, police authorities do not view this as a plausible theory as only three of the seven killed had criminal antecedents, dating back to several years.
Pointing out that the motive still remained murky, Mr. Singh said that of the four people abducted, one was a retired fourth-grade employee, while two others were daily wage-earners.
Earlier this year, two internecine feuds occurred between Naxals and tribal communities — six members from the Koda community were killed in Munger district in July, while three from the Kharwar tribe were gunned down in Rohtas district in early August.
The main reason cited here was a power struggle between the Yadav-dominated Naxal hierarchy and the tribal communities, some of whose members earlier sided with the ultras and were now attempting to break away.
Despite some successful government initiatives, there has been no let-up in anti-social activities across the Munger-Jamui belt, with the outlaws orchestrating at least two major incidents in the past month, in which landless labourers contracted by private construction firms were abducted for levy extortion.
The Hindu : States / Other States : 7 killed in Bihar's Maoist heartland
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Gesture of goodwill!!..Are you serious ?
Its not that your post here makes any difference..We have hundreds of newspaper in vernacular and english that anyway print these stories...So go ahead..post to your heart's content..
People nowadays take online persona a bit too seriously..
Well the Indian mentality is that if something happened in Mumbai or Dehli or Kolkatta or Ahmedabad or any other major city then it deserves to be called as "bomb blast". Some huge BOOM in Chattisgarh or Manipur or Assam or Bihar doesn't fit into the "bomb blast" category. Or since they weren't perpetrated by Muslims hence aren't worthy to be called "bomb blast" or to be discussed. You know all this mentality and perception thing yaar.
its not about muslims but the terrorist attacks funded and organised by foreign enemy(pakistan)
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Shadow of Naxals resurfaces in Udupi
UDUPI: The body of Sadashiva Gowda, 45, who was allegedly kidnapped by naxalites on December 20, was found in a decomposed state in the deep forests of Nadpalu in Karkala taluk.
The body was found in a sitting posture under a tree, with both the hands tied to the front. A placard with the message “Police Mahithidararige Takka Shasthi Madiddeve” (we have taught the police informers a lesson) was placed under the tree.
ANF Inspector General Alok Kumar confirmed to media that Gowda’s relatives had identified the body. Udupi SP Ravi Kumar, who was also present, said further details could be obtained only after investigation. Gowda’s younger brother Raju and his relatives found it difficult to identify his body, as it was totally decomposed.
Sadashiva Gowda, a resident of Thingalamakki in Nadpalu village, was last spotted in Mavinakatte, purchasing grocery items from a petty shop. Gowda was unmarried and used to venture deep inside forests for days together and collect forest produce and sell them in nearby towns upon return. Prior to shifting to Nadpalu he was residing in Gundi near Hebri town.
A mediaperson in Kundapura reportedly received a phone call from one Vishwa who claimed to be a naxalite, who said that Gowda was taught a lesson for being a police and media informer. Except for that phone call, there was no other formal claim from the naxalites or members of the CPI (Maoist). Following the rumour that Gowda had been kidnapped by the Anti-Naxalite Force, the police had intensified combing operations in the forests of Nadpalu, Mutlupadi, Kabbinale, Edu, Nooralbettu, Naravi, Shirlalu and other areas.
Udupi SP had ruled out the kidnap of Gowda by naxalites saying there was no demand for a ransom or any other demand from them.
Udupi’s Brush With Naxals
Naxalites had killed Bhoja Shetty, a teacher and his relative Rajesh Shetty in Nadpalu on May 15, 2008. They had killed one Keshava Yadiyala, a landlord and BJP leader, on December 7, 2008. In 2009, a gram panchayat candidate and another forest personnel had been kidnapped by naxalites.
Shadow of Naxals resurfaces in Udupi - southindia - Karnataka - ibnlive
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Maoist stirs hit railway freight
Maoists’ disruption of railway services on the border of the district has posed a big problem to railway freight traffic, particularly on the Kottavalasa and Kirandul (KK line), a single line between Andhra Pradesh, Odisha and Chhattisgarh.
The Kottavalasa and Kirandul line comes under the Waltair division of the East Coast Railway, and is one of the best railway lines for freight traffic in the Indian railways.
Sources said that the division would lose nearly two to three per cent of the total goods earnings due to Maoist activities such as derailment of empty rakes, freight wagons, locomotives, removal of tracks over long stretches and snapping of communication links along the route, etc. Iron ore movement along the 450 km KK line remained suspended for a few days recently.
The KK line is exclusively dedicated to transporting millions of tonnes of iron ore from Bailadila, the location of the National Mineral Development Corporation’s mines in neighbouring Chhattis-garh to meet the requirement of the Visakhapat-nam Steel Plant and several other steel manufacturing plants besides some coastal movement through the Visakhapatnam Port to other parts of the globe.
While admitting Maoist disruption of freight traffic through the KK line, the Waltair divisional railway manager, Mr N. Kasinath, said on Tuesday that despite this, the division could handle freight traffic on the line.
Maoist stirs hit railway freight | Deccan Chronicle
UDUPI: The body of Sadashiva Gowda, 45, who was allegedly kidnapped by naxalites on December 20, was found in a decomposed state in the deep forests of Nadpalu in Karkala taluk.
The body was found in a sitting posture under a tree, with both the hands tied to the front. A placard with the message “Police Mahithidararige Takka Shasthi Madiddeve” (we have taught the police informers a lesson) was placed under the tree.
ANF Inspector General Alok Kumar confirmed to media that Gowda’s relatives had identified the body. Udupi SP Ravi Kumar, who was also present, said further details could be obtained only after investigation. Gowda’s younger brother Raju and his relatives found it difficult to identify his body, as it was totally decomposed.
Sadashiva Gowda, a resident of Thingalamakki in Nadpalu village, was last spotted in Mavinakatte, purchasing grocery items from a petty shop. Gowda was unmarried and used to venture deep inside forests for days together and collect forest produce and sell them in nearby towns upon return. Prior to shifting to Nadpalu he was residing in Gundi near Hebri town.
A mediaperson in Kundapura reportedly received a phone call from one Vishwa who claimed to be a naxalite, who said that Gowda was taught a lesson for being a police and media informer. Except for that phone call, there was no other formal claim from the naxalites or members of the CPI (Maoist). Following the rumour that Gowda had been kidnapped by the Anti-Naxalite Force, the police had intensified combing operations in the forests of Nadpalu, Mutlupadi, Kabbinale, Edu, Nooralbettu, Naravi, Shirlalu and other areas.
Udupi SP had ruled out the kidnap of Gowda by naxalites saying there was no demand for a ransom or any other demand from them.
Udupi’s Brush With Naxals
Naxalites had killed Bhoja Shetty, a teacher and his relative Rajesh Shetty in Nadpalu on May 15, 2008. They had killed one Keshava Yadiyala, a landlord and BJP leader, on December 7, 2008. In 2009, a gram panchayat candidate and another forest personnel had been kidnapped by naxalites.
Shadow of Naxals resurfaces in Udupi - southindia - Karnataka - ibnlive
---------- Post added at 03:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:07 PM ----------
Maoist stirs hit railway freight
Maoists’ disruption of railway services on the border of the district has posed a big problem to railway freight traffic, particularly on the Kottavalasa and Kirandul (KK line), a single line between Andhra Pradesh, Odisha and Chhattisgarh.
The Kottavalasa and Kirandul line comes under the Waltair division of the East Coast Railway, and is one of the best railway lines for freight traffic in the Indian railways.
Sources said that the division would lose nearly two to three per cent of the total goods earnings due to Maoist activities such as derailment of empty rakes, freight wagons, locomotives, removal of tracks over long stretches and snapping of communication links along the route, etc. Iron ore movement along the 450 km KK line remained suspended for a few days recently.
The KK line is exclusively dedicated to transporting millions of tonnes of iron ore from Bailadila, the location of the National Mineral Development Corporation’s mines in neighbouring Chhattis-garh to meet the requirement of the Visakhapat-nam Steel Plant and several other steel manufacturing plants besides some coastal movement through the Visakhapatnam Port to other parts of the globe.
While admitting Maoist disruption of freight traffic through the KK line, the Waltair divisional railway manager, Mr N. Kasinath, said on Tuesday that despite this, the division could handle freight traffic on the line.
Maoist stirs hit railway freight | Deccan Chronicle
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Three policemen were killed and as many injured when Maoists triggered a landmine explosion when they were proceeding to the site of a previous blast in Odisha's Kandhamal district today.
The landmine went off when the team with two trained dogs was proceeding in a vehicle on Kotagarh-Srirampur road to the site of the blast that had taken place yesterday in the area, state Home Secretary UN Behera told reporters.
The explosion took place barely three km from a CRPF camp, leaving the vehicle badly damaged, Behera said.
The deceased included two police constables and a homeguard, the home secretary said. The trio were identified as Sunasir Mohanty, Umakant Jani and Sangram Lenka.
The three injured police personnel were immediately taken to a health centre at Kotagarh and then to Baliguda hospital.
They were now being shifted to MKCG Medical College Hospital, SDPO of Baliguda Satyajit Nayak said.
One person had been killed in yesterday's landmine blast on Kotagarh-Srirampur road in the same area.
The blast took place barely three km from a CRPF camp, leaving the vehicle badly damaged, Behera said adding combing operation was intensified in the area.
"It was a clear ambush by red rebels. They had perhaps information about movement of police party to yesterday's explosion site and laid a trap," said a local police officer.
The deceased included two police constables and a homeguard, the home secretary said. The trio were identified as Sunasir Mohanty, Umakant Jani and Sangram Lenka.
The injured - Padmanav Dehuri, Basant Behera and Noha Pradhan - were airlifted to SCB Medical College Hospital in Cuttack.
"Condition of one of them was critical," said a doctor supervising treatment of the injured policemen.
Condemning the incident, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik announced ex-gratia for families of the three slain police personnel. While family of each slain policeman would get an ex-gratia of Rs8 lakh, every family was entitled to get Rs10 lakh as insurance coverage, a release issued by the chief minister's office said.
Patnaik also announced a government job for one member of each slain police man and special family pension. "The government will bear all treatment cost of the injured police personnel," he said.
Instructing the police to step up combing operations, Patnaik asked the director general of police (DGP) to ensure that the personnel engaged in the anti-Maoist operations strictly follow the standard operation procedure (SOP).
Sources said that the six personnel who rushed to inspect yesterday's explosion site "did not follow the SOP which led to the killing of three cops".
Police Constable-Sepoy Association alleged that the low ranking personnel were rushed to yesterday's blast site in a vehicle without following the procedure laid down for anti-Maoist operation.
Security personnel should reach the site of naxal violence either by motor bike or on foot. "In case of Kotagarh incident, they were sent to the blast site by a vehicle which could be ambushed by the red rebels," a police officer in Kandhamal district alleged.
Three cops killed in landmine blast - India - DNA
The landmine went off when the team with two trained dogs was proceeding in a vehicle on Kotagarh-Srirampur road to the site of the blast that had taken place yesterday in the area, state Home Secretary UN Behera told reporters.
The explosion took place barely three km from a CRPF camp, leaving the vehicle badly damaged, Behera said.
The deceased included two police constables and a homeguard, the home secretary said. The trio were identified as Sunasir Mohanty, Umakant Jani and Sangram Lenka.
The three injured police personnel were immediately taken to a health centre at Kotagarh and then to Baliguda hospital.
They were now being shifted to MKCG Medical College Hospital, SDPO of Baliguda Satyajit Nayak said.
One person had been killed in yesterday's landmine blast on Kotagarh-Srirampur road in the same area.
The blast took place barely three km from a CRPF camp, leaving the vehicle badly damaged, Behera said adding combing operation was intensified in the area.
"It was a clear ambush by red rebels. They had perhaps information about movement of police party to yesterday's explosion site and laid a trap," said a local police officer.
The deceased included two police constables and a homeguard, the home secretary said. The trio were identified as Sunasir Mohanty, Umakant Jani and Sangram Lenka.
The injured - Padmanav Dehuri, Basant Behera and Noha Pradhan - were airlifted to SCB Medical College Hospital in Cuttack.
"Condition of one of them was critical," said a doctor supervising treatment of the injured policemen.
Condemning the incident, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik announced ex-gratia for families of the three slain police personnel. While family of each slain policeman would get an ex-gratia of Rs8 lakh, every family was entitled to get Rs10 lakh as insurance coverage, a release issued by the chief minister's office said.
Patnaik also announced a government job for one member of each slain police man and special family pension. "The government will bear all treatment cost of the injured police personnel," he said.
Instructing the police to step up combing operations, Patnaik asked the director general of police (DGP) to ensure that the personnel engaged in the anti-Maoist operations strictly follow the standard operation procedure (SOP).
Sources said that the six personnel who rushed to inspect yesterday's explosion site "did not follow the SOP which led to the killing of three cops".
Police Constable-Sepoy Association alleged that the low ranking personnel were rushed to yesterday's blast site in a vehicle without following the procedure laid down for anti-Maoist operation.
Security personnel should reach the site of naxal violence either by motor bike or on foot. "In case of Kotagarh incident, they were sent to the blast site by a vehicle which could be ambushed by the red rebels," a police officer in Kandhamal district alleged.
Three cops killed in landmine blast - India - DNA
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Lol since no Indian seems to be interested in showing condolence for these soldiers because they are more interested in trolling elsewhere I must do the same in their place.
Rest in peace for the deceased soldiers.
Lol since no Indian seems to be interested in showing condolence for these soldiers because they are more interested in trolling elsewhere I must do the same in their place.
Rest in peace for the deceased soldiers.
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Maoists slit throat of a person
A person was killed by Maoists at Bandhugaon in Odisha's Koraput district charging him to be a police informer, police said.
The dead man was idenified as Enkana Kadranga (35) of Tolopalesu village, they said.
A group of armed Maoists waylaid Kadranga while he was returning to Tolopalesu from Elgawalsa, about 100 km from here, under Bandhugaon police limits last night and slit his throat. His body was spotted by local villagers this morning, they said.
Superintendent of Police, Koraput, Anup Kumar Sahoo said: "We have received information about the incident but as the spot of the crime lies in a remote area, our men are taking all precautionary measures to reach the spot and recover the body.
Details will be known once our party reaches the spot."
A Maoist letter recovered from the spot revealed that Kadranga was killed as he was acting as a police informer, sources said.
Maoists slit throat of a person
A person was killed by Maoists at Bandhugaon in Odisha's Koraput district charging him to be a police informer, police said.
The dead man was idenified as Enkana Kadranga (35) of Tolopalesu village, they said.
A group of armed Maoists waylaid Kadranga while he was returning to Tolopalesu from Elgawalsa, about 100 km from here, under Bandhugaon police limits last night and slit his throat. His body was spotted by local villagers this morning, they said.
Superintendent of Police, Koraput, Anup Kumar Sahoo said: "We have received information about the incident but as the spot of the crime lies in a remote area, our men are taking all precautionary measures to reach the spot and recover the body.
Details will be known once our party reaches the spot."
A Maoist letter recovered from the spot revealed that Kadranga was killed as he was acting as a police informer, sources said.
Maoists slit throat of a person
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