NIA Chargesheets Two Maoist Cadres and Aurangabad Police Nab High-Profile Maoist Commander in Major Crackdown

 

 

The National Investigation Agency has filed a chargesheet against Vinod Awalam and Ashu Korsa, the members of proscribed terrorist organisation CPI (Maoist) belonging to Kuyemari area committee. The chargesheet was filed after they were arrested while allegedly carrying arms and explosives to strike at the security personnel in Maoist-affected areas of Chhattisgarh.

 

The charge sheet was filed in the Special Court, Jagdalpur, for provisions of sections of the Indian Penal Code, Arms Act, Explosive Substances Act, and Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. They were arrested from Mujalgondi village in Kanker district along with firearms and other incriminating materials.

 

They were part of the protection and supply team for senior CPI (Maoist) leaders who were planning to execute terrorist attacks against security forces. The swiftness of this move by the NIA stands as a testament to the commitment of our security agencies toward protecting the country from Maoist menace.

 

 

Aurangabad police, along with central security forces, arrested a sub-zonal commander of the banned CPI (Maoist), Rajendra Singh, who is carrying a three-lakh-rupees bounty on his head, and his accomplice, Vijay Paswan. Twenty-one criminal cases have been filed against Singh, and one criminal charge is pending against Paswan.

 

Aurangabad police finally got their long-pursued criminal, Rajendra Singh. Led by Assistant Commandant Dharmendra Singh and the officer-in-charge of Mali Police Station Pradeep Kumar Singh, under the guidance of Superintendent of Police Swapna Gautham Meshram, the operation got two Maoists and seized from them two country-made pistols, 13 live cartridges, and a mobile phone.

 

 

Sub Editor, The Narrative