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6/26/2012

Pakistan      Four persons killed in Karachi violence
Pakistan      Militant killed in encounter in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Pakistan      Death toll in June 18 Quetta suicide bomb blast rises to six
India      50 persons injured in clashes after gutting of a 200-year old shrine in Srinagar
India      Two grenade explosions reported in Manipur
India      Maoists damage telephone tower in Odisha
India      Maoists set ablaze six vehicles in two Districts in Bihar
Pakistan      TTP attack television office in Karachi
India      NSCN-K militant arrested along with arms in Nagaland
India      PLFI 'sub-zonal commander' arrested in Jharkhand
India      Nepalese national arrested along with FICN in Bihar
India      Andhra Pradesh Police takes two Maoists to Hyderabad
India      Partial response to Naxal bandh in Gadchiroli in Maharashtra
India      Maoist pamphlets found in Madhya Pradesh
India      Abu Jindal 'confirms' JuD 'chief' Hafiz Saeed's presence in the Karachi 'control room' during 26/11 attacks
Pakistan      TTP admits of having safe haven in Afghanistan
India      Maoists infiltrate West Bengal villages in the cover of monsoon, says Police
India      No move to release hard-core Maoists from jails, says Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh
Pakistan      Afghanistan peace requires clarity from US and Taliban, says Pakistan
India      NDFB-RD 'publicity secretary' B. Naijab stresses for Bodo Statehood
Nepal      Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai vows to hold election on November 22
India      Indo-Myanmar regional border committee meeting scheduled for June 26-27







 
India
Partial response to Naxal bandh in Gadchiroli in Maharashtra

The bandh (general shutdown strike) call given by Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) on June 25 received partial response in this District, reports IBN Live. The markets in Dhanora and Korchi, both Maoist-affected talukas, remained closed. Vehicular traffic was missing and Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) did not ply buses in these talukas, causing inconvenience to people. However, no any untoward incident was reported during the bandh, Police sources said. The bandh was, however, not effective in south Gadchiroli. The bandh was called by Maoists to protest the anti-Maoist offensive "Operation Green Hunt" and "police excesses" on tribals.

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