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7/13/2012

Pakistan      11 militants killed in FATA
Pakistan      Ten persons killed in separate incidents in Balochistan
India      One person killed and nine others injured in bomb blast in coal mine in Meghalaya
Bangladesh      Militants hurl bomb at Jessore regional passport office
India      Security Force personnel and Maoists exchange fire in Jharkhand
India      IED recovered and defused in Jammu and Kashmir
Pakistan      Suspected TTP militants rob bank in Lahore
India      Armed assailants loot cash from a Government official in Nagaland
India      Anti-Bodoland protest disrupts train services in Assam
India      Threat of militants attack disrupt power lines in Northeast, says report
Pakistan      39 suspected persons arrested in connection with SUPARCO bomb blast in Karachi
India      Three Maoists arrested in Odisha
Sri Lanka      Two former LTTE cadres arrested along with LTTE war video in Trincomalee District
India      KNF militant arrested in Manipur
India      Naxal violence has claimed 244 lives in the first six months of 2012, says report
Pakistan      Bodies of 17 soldiers and civilian given to jirga in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
India      Arrested LeT handler Abu Jundal reveals source behind procuring 10 Indian SIM cards for 26/11 gunmen
Pakistan      Haqqani network solely an Afghanistan entity, says Advisor to the Prime Minister on Interior Affairs Rehman Malik
Pakistan      No person from Army holds dual nationality, says ISPR
Pakistan      Pakistan and US to ink supply route agreement, says Foreign Office
Nepal      President Ram Baran Yadav 'okays' funds for Constituent Assembly elections
India      Terror accused Fasih Mohammed to be deported from Saudi Arabia soon
India      Plans afoot to take NCTC out of IB's ambit, says report
India      India-Pakistan begin talks to ensure maritime security
India      Trinamool Congress MP Subhendhu Adhikary advocates public resistance to Maoists in West Midnapore District of West Bengal







 
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Naxal violence has claimed 244 lives in the first six months of 2012, says report

In the first six months of this year [2012], Naxals [Left-Wing Extremists] have killed as many as 82 Security Force personnel, while losing only 48 of their cadres, reports The Indian Express. Naxal violence has claimed 244 lives in the first six months, including those of civilians who get dubbed as Police informers. The figure includes the recent deaths in the encounters that happened in Bijapur. The total number of deaths is only slightly better than in the same period last year [2011] when 301 people had lost their lives, according to the latest official data. And while Chhattisgarh remains the main battlefield, Naxal groups are enhancing their presence and influence in Odisha and Jharkhand, an official assessment says. The total number of casualties in Chhattisgarh, 211 in the first six months, has actually declined as compared to the same period last year, when it was 243, but both Jharkhand and Orissa saw more deaths.

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