Eight Naxalites arrested, illegal firearms recovered!
aurangabad police has achieved great success in the special operation being conducted against Naxalites. police has arrested eight big Naxalites of the banned Naxalite organization JJMP in a joint operation conducted with STF. police has also recovered a large quantity of illegal firearms and other items from the Naxalites. aurangabad SP Ambrish rahul gave this information on Tuesday.
police got a big achievement against Naxals
Sharing this big achievement, the SP said that the arrested Naxals have been identified as Balli Ram, resident of Bela Khaira village of Navinagar police station area, Mithlesh Yadav, resident of Veerwal Bigha of mali police station area, krishna Pal, resident of Beriya village, Lalu Singh, resident of Jasoiya village, naresh Ram, resident of Beni village of Tandwa police station area, Mithlesh Singh, resident of Nawadih of Badem OP police station area, Chotan Kumar, resident of Kudwan of Narari Kala Khurd police station area and Chotu Singh alias Rakesh Kumar Singh, resident of Chapankar village of Hussainabad police station area of Japla district of Jharkhand.
Four long range rifles, one three-nut rifle, 12 live cartridges, one 7.62 mm live cartridges, seven pieces of checkered uniform, one man pack, cpi (ML) letterhead, jharkhand Janmukti Morcha Parishad letterhead, diary and papers related to levy demand and its accounts and mobile phones were recovered from them.
Among the naxalites caught, naresh Ram alias naveen and krishna Pal have a criminal history, in which naresh Ram alias naveen has four other cases registered in Hussainabad police station apart from Arms Act and 17 CLA Act. On the other hand, krishna Pal has an FIR registered in Madanpur police station under Arms Act and 17 CLA Act and other cases.
Superintendent of police Ambrish rahul said that on march 7, about 8 to 10 armed naxalites had demanded levy from the contractor of the company constructing the canal in Nabinagar police station area by giving a pamphlet of cpi Maoist. After this, an FIR was lodged by the sensor in Nabinagar police station, in which a special team was formed under the leadership of Sub-Divisional police Officer Sanjay Kumar Pandey, considering the seriousness of the case.
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