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September - 1 
A heavy exchange of fire took place between the Police and Maoists at Kalrabera forest under Ghurabandha Police station in the Ghatshila sub-division. The East Singhbhum However, no casualty was reported from either side.
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A heavy exchange of fire took place between the Police and Maoists at Kalrabera forest under Ghurabandha Police station in the Ghatshila sub-division. The East Singhbhum However, no casualty was reported from either side.
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September - 1 
A suspected PLA militant, Mohammed Sakat Ali alias Apik, was arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel during a search operation at Moreh ward No. 5 Muslim Basti area in Chandel District.
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A suspected PLA militant, Mohammed Sakat Ali alias Apik, was arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel during a search operation at Moreh ward No. 5 Muslim Basti area in Chandel District.
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According to Times of India, the Union Minister of Home Affairs P. Chidambaram said on September 1 that he had raised the issue of fake Indian currency being smuggled out of Nepal with the country’s Prime Minister on a recent visit and the matter wil
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According to Times of India, the Union Minister of Home Affairs P. Chidambaram said on September 1 that he had raised the issue of fake Indian currency being smuggled out of Nepal with the country’s Prime Minister on a recent visit and the matter will be further pursued at official levels. "I did mention the problem of fake currency to him (Nepal Prime Minister). He shared our concern. This will be followed by Home Secretary level talks," Chidambaram said. He also said that though the notes were being routed through Nepal, they were being printed elsewhere. Chidambaram had called on Nepal Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal on August 20 and also met the Nepal's Home Minister en route to Bhutan. Regarding insurgency groups using Bhutan's territory to set up training camps, the Union Home Minister said there was some evidence to suggest that terrorist groups like the United Liberation front of Asom (ULFA) were active in the area.
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An Army Division, comprising around 15,000 troops, is being withdrawn from Jammu and Kashmir and some of its units have already returned to its base in the State of Himachal Pradesh, a senior Army officer said on September 1. On withdrawal of the 39
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An Army Division, comprising around 15,000 troops, is being withdrawn from Jammu and Kashmir and some of its units have already returned to its base in the State of Himachal Pradesh, a senior Army officer said on September 1. On withdrawal of the 39 Mountain Division from Rajouri and Poonch border Districts to its base in Palampur in Himachal Pradesh (HP), General Officer Commanding (GOC), 9 Corps, Lt Gen G. M. Nair, said, "This Division is being shifted. Some of its units have already reached its base in HP." 39 Mountain Division was shifted to Rajouri and Poonch districts to assist joint security grid in conducting counter-insurgency operations and undertake counter infiltration measures in 1994. "It takes nearly six months to shift the entire Division," he said, adding the process is on. He also said Pakistan is building fortifications along the border and more than 50 militants are waiting to infiltrate into Jammu sector from Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK). "They (Pakistan) have dug up bunkers and ditches and set up a few observation towers along Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab borders," Lt Gen Nair said. Nearly 50 to 60 militants from PoK are waiting to sneak into Jammu sector prompting the Army to keep an extra vigil at the borders, he said.
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Chidambaram accused Pakistan of not being serious in punishing perpetrators of the November 26, 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks and allowing the terrorist infrastructure to continue intact. "Pakistan is not serious about prosecuting and punishing those
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Chidambaram accused Pakistan of not being serious in punishing perpetrators of the November 26, 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks and allowing the terrorist infrastructure to continue intact. "Pakistan is not serious about prosecuting and punishing those responsible for perpetrating the Mumbai attacks. They are still on Pakistani soil," Chidambaram said. He was responding to Pakistan's reaction to dossiers given by India. Chidambaram also said that the terror infrastructure, which helped attacks like the one in Mumbai to be carried out, was intact across the border. "That is my complaint against Pakistan and that is my disappointment with Pakistan," he added. Asked about Islamabad's repeated questions on the dossiers, he said, "I hope that they will not be able to invent more questions."
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Four cadres of the People’s Liberation Front of India (PLFI), earlier known as Jharkhand Liberation Tigers (JLT), were killed in two different incidents on September 1, Telegraph reports. Two PLFI cadres, identified as Benjamin Baghwar (27) and Aug
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Four cadres of the People’s Liberation Front of India (PLFI), earlier known as Jharkhand Liberation Tigers (JLT), were killed in two different incidents on September 1, Telegraph reports. Two PLFI cadres, identified as Benjamin Baghwar (27) and Augustus Baghwar (28), were killed in an hour-long encounter with the Police in the Surang forests of Gumla District, about 100 kilometers from the State capital Ranchi. The Superintendent of Police (SP) Upendra Kumar said three other cadres managed to escape. A DBBL gun and a country-made gun were recovered from the incident site, Police sources said.
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IANS reports that Alok Kumar, Circle Officer of Paki block in the Palamau District, who was abducted by the PLFI cadres on August 31, has been rescued, Police said on September 2 (today). He was rescued from the forest of Manatu block in the same Dis
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IANS reports that Alok Kumar, Circle Officer of Paki block in the Palamau District, who was abducted by the PLFI cadres on August 31, has been rescued, Police said on September 2 (today). He was rescued from the forest of Manatu block in the same District on September 1 at around 11.45pm, an unnamed Police officer said. According to sources, the extremists had demanded a ransom of INR 20 lakh.
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Militants on September 1 carried out twin strikes on Security Forces in the capital Srinagar within 500 metres of the State Legislative Assembly, which is in session, killing two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) troopers and injuring 26 others, Da
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Militants on September 1 carried out twin strikes on Security Forces in the capital Srinagar within 500 metres of the State Legislative Assembly, which is in session, killing two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) troopers and injuring 26 others, Daily Excelsior reported. Militants armed with silencer-fitted pistols shot at two CRPF personnel from point blank range just outside the UCO Bank at Budshah Chowk, killing constables Rajesh Shekhar and Mulkranjan Rampa of the 28th Battalion. Minutes later, on the other side of Budshah Bridge, militants lobbed a hand grenade on CRPF troopers at Batamaloo, resulting in injuries to 26 persons, including four CRPF soldiers and two Policemen. Official sources said CRPF and Policemen seemed to be the target of the militant attack but many civilians were hit by the splinters as the area is usually crowded. The Deputy Inspector General of Police (Central Kashmir), Hemant Kumar Lohia, said Police has reasons to believe that the latest attacks and on August 1 were the handiwork of the same module of militants. "We have more or less identified the module of militants since taking up investigations in the cases of attacks. We have identified the call signs and codes of the members of these modules and now we have to fix a face to these," Lohia told reporters at a press conference. He said Police has been able to get some mugshots of the latest incidents from closed-circuit cameras installed in the city and identified a suspect who might be involved. "We will enlarge the shots and identify the person by verifying the registration details of the motorcycle he is riding," he added. He said two modules of up to nine members each are active in Srinagar and the Police have been tracking them. He said, "They are keeping the numbers low and the members are mostly from Hizbul Mujahideen and Lashkar-e-Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad. They keep lesser numbers in loop which helps them evade detection for a longer time." Asked if the militants were carrying out fresh recruitments within the Valley, the officer said it is a fact that it was happening. "If there were no recruitments by militants, there would be no militancy…. But it is not at the large scale as suggested," he said when asked to comment on reports that militants have managed to recruit 200 to 300 fresh youth.
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Suspected militants hurled a grenade at the residence of T. Manihar, engineering consultant of the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences, at Khurai in Imphal East District, reports Imphal Free Press. However, the grenade failed to explode.
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Suspected militants hurled a grenade at the residence of T. Manihar, engineering consultant of the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences, at Khurai in Imphal East District, reports Imphal Free Press. However, the grenade failed to explode.
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The Hindu reports that the Police on September 1 unearthed an arms dump of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in the Pamidipadu forest area of Guntur District. The recoveries included three VHF sets, two chargers, one directional mine,
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The Hindu reports that the Police on September 1 unearthed an arms dump of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in the Pamidipadu forest area of Guntur District. The recoveries included three VHF sets, two chargers, one directional mine, 50 detonators and Maoist literature.
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The Manipur Consumer Affairs Food and Public Distribution Minister Y. Erabot personally supervised lifting of Public Distribution System (PDS) rice from a storehouse, defying a ‘ban’ imposed by the United People’s Party of Kangleipak outfit against l
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The Manipur Consumer Affairs Food and Public Distribution Minister Y. Erabot personally supervised lifting of Public Distribution System (PDS) rice from a storehouse, defying a ‘ban’ imposed by the United People’s Party of Kangleipak outfit against lifting of PDS rice for the Imphal West and Churachandpur Districts, according to Sangai Express.
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The Maoists resorted to barricading of roads by felling trees in the forest pockets of Khammam District as part of the two-day shutdown call given by them in the North Telangana Districts opposing the opencast mining by the Singareni collieries in th
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The Maoists resorted to barricading of roads by felling trees in the forest pockets of Khammam District as part of the two-day shutdown call given by them in the North Telangana Districts opposing the opencast mining by the Singareni collieries in the coal belt, large scale submergence by the Polavaram project and illegal damming in the upper stretches of Godavari River by the Government of Maharashtra. The shutdown, also backed by the Janashakti faction of the Communist party of India-Marxist-Leninist (CPI-M-L Janashakti), however, evoked no response in the tribal pockets while life remained normal in the coal bet too. Superintendent of Police Anil Kumar said the elements who were involved in barricading the forest routes have been identified. He said some Maoists had come from across the inter-State border for creating the obstacles to the vehicular traffic in the forest pocket. By and large life was reportedly normal in Bhadrachalam, Palvancha and Kothagudem divisions.
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The People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) alleged that a large sum of money meant for cleaning Loktak Lake had been diverted in the name of the outfit by an apex body with a Legislator of Thanga Assembly Constituency T. Mangibabu as obs
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The People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) alleged that a large sum of money meant for cleaning Loktak Lake had been diverted in the name of the outfit by an apex body with a Legislator of Thanga Assembly Constituency T. Mangibabu as observer.
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The Union Government gave Black Widow (BW) an ultimatum to formally surrender after fulfilling all the pre-conditions till September 15, reports Assam Tribune. Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi, after attending a meeting chaired by Union Minister of Home Af
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The Union Government gave Black Widow (BW) an ultimatum to formally surrender after fulfilling all the pre-conditions till September 15, reports Assam Tribune. Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi, after attending a meeting chaired by Union Minister of Home Affairs P. Chidambaram, addressed the media and said the BW has been given time till middle of September to surrender. This is in response to their offer for unilateral cease-fire announced some three months ago. “If they surrender by September 15 and follow our pre-conditions, we are willing to accept their offer for ceasefire,” said Gogoi.
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Two militants belonging to the Manipur Defence Force group of the Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL), identified as Leishangthem Ngouba alias Cyprust and Oinam Dinachandra Singh alias Nagan, were arrested by the Imphal West District Police from North AOC
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Two militants belonging to the Manipur Defence Force group of the Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL), identified as Leishangthem Ngouba alias Cyprust and Oinam Dinachandra Singh alias Nagan, were arrested by the Imphal West District Police from North AOC area. One Chinese hand grenade with detonator, one .32 pistol along with Magazine and eight rounds of live ammunition, three demand letters of the group signed by its ‘finance secretary’ Khaba Mangang and one blank demand letter and one cell phone were recovered form Ngouba’s possession. Two Chinese hand grenades along with two detonators, one vehicle and its registration document belonging to one Oinam Inaobi and one driving license were seized from the possession of Dinachandra.
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Two PLA militants, identified as Gurumayum Milan Sharma alias Laingamba and Gurumayum Kiranbala Devi, were arrested by a combined force of the Imphal East District Police and the Assam Rifles from Kshetrigao area. Three demand letters of the outfit w
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Two PLA militants, identified as Gurumayum Milan Sharma alias Laingamba and Gurumayum Kiranbala Devi, were arrested by a combined force of the Imphal East District Police and the Assam Rifles from Kshetrigao area. Three demand letters of the outfit were recovered from their possession.
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September - 1 
Two PLFI cadres, identified as Narayan Oroan (32) and Bandhnu Oraon (36), were lynched by some youths of Patlo village in the Lohardaga District for attacking the headmaster of a local school.
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Two PLFI cadres, identified as Narayan Oroan (32) and Bandhnu Oraon (36), were lynched by some youths of Patlo village in the Lohardaga District for attacking the headmaster of a local school.
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September - 1 
Two suspected People's Liberation Army (PLA) militants were shot dead by the Assam Rifles personnel during an encounter at a village near Border Pillar No 99 along the India-Myanmar border under Moreh Police Station in Chandel District on August 31,
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Two suspected People's Liberation Army (PLA) militants were shot dead by the Assam Rifles personnel during an encounter at a village near Border Pillar No 99 along the India-Myanmar border under Moreh Police Station in Chandel District on August 31, reports Imphal Free Press. According to Sangai Express, the driver of a passenger bus was killed when two unidentified militants opened fire at the vehicle along the Imphal-Churachandpur Road at Phoubakchao Ikhai area in Bishnupur District on September 1.
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September - 1 
Two villagers were killed by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres in the Rajnandgaon District on September 1, accusing them of being Police informers, Police said, according to IANS. Some 50 extremists, including several women, cam
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Two villagers were killed by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres in the Rajnandgaon District on September 1, accusing them of being Police informers, Police said, according to IANS. Some 50 extremists, including several women, came to Bijepar village and killed the two villagers, in their late 20s, in front of the other people, Superintendent of Police Praveer Das said. Some villagers who tried to intervene were assaulted, he said, adding that Police have launched a drive in the forested stretches around the village to arrest the Maoists.
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September - 1 
Unidentified militants shot dead two persons, identified as Kamal Daimary and Gopi Das, near Alia Chowk under Borbori Police Station in the Baksa District around 3.30pm (IST) on September 1, according to Assam Tribune.
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Unidentified militants shot dead two persons, identified as Kamal Daimary and Gopi Das, near Alia Chowk under Borbori Police Station in the Baksa District around 3.30pm (IST) on September 1, according to Assam Tribune.
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September - 1 
Yet another infiltration attempt, backed by Pakistan troops, was made by a group of Pakistani militants from the Line of Control (LoC) at Sagra village in the Mendhar sector of Poonch district in the early hours of September 1. An Army trooper is rep
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Yet another infiltration attempt, backed by Pakistan troops, was made by a group of Pakistani militants from the Line of Control (LoC) at Sagra village in the Mendhar sector of Poonch district in the early hours of September 1. An Army trooper is reported to have died in the firing from across the LoC. "It was being ascertained as to whether the bullet was fired by Pakistan army or the militants trying to sneak-in. The bullet was fired from a sniper rifle which was available with top commanders of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Hizbul Mujahideen militants", official sources told the Daily Excelsior. The Indian Army is reported to have sought a flag meeting with Pakistan army commanders on the LoC to lodge a protest on both aspects – the cease-fire violation and infiltration attempt by the militants. According to sources, Pakistan army and Rangers have been using a new modus operandi on the LoC as well as the International Border (IB) to push militants. They first target forward Indian posts and then try to push the militants by diverting the attention of the Security Forces. However, the Pakistan army and Rangers have not succeeded in their plan so far, sources added.
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September - 2 
A People's Liberation Army (PLA) militant, Meihoubam Nimai Chand, was arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel during a search operation at Tekcham in the Thoubal District.
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A People's Liberation Army (PLA) militant, Meihoubam Nimai Chand, was arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel during a search operation at Tekcham in the Thoubal District.
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September - 2 
A People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) cadre, Wahengbam Kiran Singh alias Bicky alias Ingo, was arrested by the Thoubal District Police from Wangjing area on September 2, according to a delayed report.
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A People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) cadre, Wahengbam Kiran Singh alias Bicky alias Ingo, was arrested by the Thoubal District Police from Wangjing area on September 2, according to a delayed report.
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September - 2 
About 60-armed cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) attacked the base office of SPML Road Construction Company under Chandramandi outpost of Chakai Police station, about 40 kilometers from the headquarters of Jamui District, at
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About 60-armed cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) attacked the base office of SPML Road Construction Company under Chandramandi outpost of Chakai Police station, about 40 kilometers from the headquarters of Jamui District, at around 11.30 pm and abducted eight of its security guards in Jamui District in the night of September 2, reported Times of India. Two of the guards, however, managed to escape during an encounter that later took place between the extremists and Police. The Maoists raided the SPML plant at Hariondhi village and damaged pay loaders and three trucks, the Additional Director General (Headquarters) Neelmani said. The Maoists also set ablaze six vans and damaged the store where construction materials were kept. Neelmani said though Special Task Force personnel, assisted by district-armed policemen, engaged the Maoists in an encounter for some time, the extremists managed to escape into the thick forest lining the Jamui-Chakai Road. During the exchange of fire between Police and Maoists that went on for about half an hour, two of the abducted guards managed to slip away. The other six were taken away by the Maoists, who threatened the company with dire consequences if it did not pay levy. The non-payment of levy demanded by the Maoists from the private firm owner was allegedly the reason for the attack, the officer added. Meanwhile, sources said SPML has suffered losses worth INR 2 crore in the Maoist attack. PTI reports that over 400 Maoists were involved in the attack.
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September - 2 
According to Sangai Express, in protest against the reported killing of a passenger bus driver by unidentified militants at Phoubakchao Ikhai in the Bishnupur District along the Imphal-Churachandpur road, passenger services have been suspended in tha
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According to Sangai Express, in protest against the reported killing of a passenger bus driver by unidentified militants at Phoubakchao Ikhai in the Bishnupur District along the Imphal-Churachandpur road, passenger services have been suspended in that route.
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September - 2 
An unidentified National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) militant was shot dead in an encounter with the Police in the Narakasur Hill area of Rupnagar under Bhangagarh Police Station in Kamrup District in the morning of August 2, according to Ass
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An unidentified National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) militant was shot dead in an encounter with the Police in the Narakasur Hill area of Rupnagar under Bhangagarh Police Station in Kamrup District in the morning of August 2, according to Assam Tribune. Three other militants, however, managed to escape, adds Sentinel.
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September - 2 
Another group of Maoists raided the house of a ration dealer and CPI-M supporter Lakshmikanta Das at Memul village in Salboni, 10 kilometers from Lalgarh. Das had fled home a month ago following threats from the extremists. While ransacking his house
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Another group of Maoists raided the house of a ration dealer and CPI-M supporter Lakshmikanta Das at Memul village in Salboni, 10 kilometers from Lalgarh. Das had fled home a month ago following threats from the extremists. While ransacking his house in the night of September 2, the Maoists found many ration cards and distributed them among the villagers.
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September - 2 
Bihar is likely to become the fourth State to have its own anti-terrorist squad (ATS), the blueprint for which has already been prepared, reports Telegraph. “The Bihar ATS will be armed with modern and latest weapon system after the home department a
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Bihar is likely to become the fourth State to have its own anti-terrorist squad (ATS), the blueprint for which has already been prepared, reports Telegraph. “The Bihar ATS will be armed with modern and latest weapon system after the home department approves it,” said an unnamed senior official. The Bihar ATS — to be headed by an officer of inspector-general rank — will have two deputy inspectors-general and four superintendents of police, says the blueprint. The ATS will have more than two dozen “operational units” within itself to deal with emergency situations. The squad will be raised from the existing personnel of Bihar Military Police and be specially trained to deal with sudden strikes. Currently, Bihar has a Special Task Force which deals with cases of organised crime and Maoist insurgency. Only Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh have an ATS.
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Bodies of four villagers killed by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres were recovered from a forest in the Aaded village of Bijapur District on September 4, reports PTI. The extremists had attacked Kandulnar, Gudipal and Aaded vil
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Bodies of four villagers killed by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres were recovered from a forest in the Aaded village of Bijapur District on September 4, reports PTI. The extremists had attacked Kandulnar, Gudipal and Aaded villages in the District on September 2 and had abducted four villagers, Anganpally Lakshmayya, Vasamchandru, Anganpally Buccha and Anganpally Jeetu, the Superintendent of Police Avinash Mohanty said. Villagers found their bodies in the forest and later reportedly informed the Police. While Buccha and Jeetu were shot dead, other bodies were found with throats slit. “Police had arrested two top Maoists from this area two months ago. The rebels suspected that the four were responsible for tipping the police off which led to the arrests,” said Avinash Mohanty, adds Times of India.
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September - 2 
Five militants were killed in the Gurez sector of Bandipora District near the Line of Control on September 2 as Army foiled a major infiltration attempt by the militants to sneak into the Kashmir valley from Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK), Daily Exc
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Five militants were killed in the Gurez sector of Bandipora District near the Line of Control on September 2 as Army foiled a major infiltration attempt by the militants to sneak into the Kashmir valley from Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK), Daily Excelsior reported. "Army troops noticed some suspicious movement of people close to the Line of Control in Gurez sector in the wee hours. They were signaled by the troops to stop but opened indiscriminate firing," a Defence official said in capital Srinagar. The firing was retaliated by the Army troops, which triggered a encounter that lasted several hours. "Five heavily-armed militants were killed in the encounter while the search operations were going on in the area. Some arms and ammunition have been recovered from the scene of the incident," the official added.
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September - 2 
Imphal Free Press reports that unidentified militants hurled and exploded a bomb at the residence of an Executive Engineer of the Manipur Irrigation and Flood Control Department in Imphal West District on September 2.
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Imphal Free Press reports that unidentified militants hurled and exploded a bomb at the residence of an Executive Engineer of the Manipur Irrigation and Flood Control Department in Imphal West District on September 2.
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September - 2 
Meghalaya Police arrested an arms smuggler, Poli Jyndiang, from his residence under Nongstoin Police Station in the West Khasi Hills District on September 2, according to Shillong Times. A huge storage of ammunition, including 10 packets of gelatin s
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Meghalaya Police arrested an arms smuggler, Poli Jyndiang, from his residence under Nongstoin Police Station in the West Khasi Hills District on September 2, according to Shillong Times. A huge storage of ammunition, including 10 packets of gelatin stick, nine rolls of fuse wire and five packets of detonators was recovered from the incident site.
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September - 2 
The Chhattisgarh Government on September 2 placed a demand for grant of INR 94.22 crore from the Central Government to develop educational facilities in the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist)-affected areas, ANI reports. According to State
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The Chhattisgarh Government on September 2 placed a demand for grant of INR 94.22 crore from the Central Government to develop educational facilities in the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist)-affected areas, ANI reports. According to State Government sources, Chief Minister Raman Singh put the demand before the Union Tribal Affairs Minister Kantilal Bhuria. He also submitted details of assistance anticipated by the State Government to Bhuria, sources added. Singh informed Bhuria that Chhattisgarh needed central assistance mainly for construction of some 218 ashram schools (residential schools where all needs of the students will be looked after by the State Government), sources further added. Maoists have reportedly attacked many of the ashram schools in the Bastar region in the past claiming that they blow up the school complexes because they provided shelter to the forces involved in anti-Maoist operations. State Government is also reportedly looking for assistance to the programmes of job-oriented training to the unemployed tribal youths and constructing houses for the tribals.
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September - 2 
The Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio said on September 2 that around 1040 persons were killed in factional fighting among the Naga insurgent groups during the cease-fire period, according to Nagaland Page. He called upon the people to work for pea
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The Nagaland Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio said on September 2 that around 1040 persons were killed in factional fighting among the Naga insurgent groups during the cease-fire period, according to Nagaland Page. He called upon the people to work for peace and to stop factional killings and also reiterated that "We need Naga leaders and not only tribe or village leaders."
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September - 2 
The NDFB cadres of Barbari designated camp at Barbari in the Baksa District opened fire to disperse a group of protestors who were marching towards the camp, reports Assam Tribune. Sources said a protest rally was organised against the killing of Kam
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The NDFB cadres of Barbari designated camp at Barbari in the Baksa District opened fire to disperse a group of protestors who were marching towards the camp, reports Assam Tribune. Sources said a protest rally was organised against the killing of Kamal Daimary (Khatowa), an ex-BLT (Bodo Liberation Tigers) cadre, and Gopit Sarania (Das), a Bodo People Front activist, at Alia village under Barbari Police Station at 2.30pm (IST) on September 1. Security Force personnel who arrived at the spot also fired in the air to prevent any untoward incident.
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September - 2 
Times of India reports that the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres killed a village guard in the Pachmo village under the Mahuatand Police station in the Bokaro District in the morning of September 2. Police sources said the Maoists
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Times of India reports that the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres killed a village guard in the Pachmo village under the Mahuatand Police station in the Bokaro District in the morning of September 2. Police sources said the Maoists killed Ramdhani Ganju suspecting him to be a Police informer. The incident occurred when Ganju was attending a function in his village on the occasion of Karma Puja (religious worship). Approximately 100 armed Maoists held Ganju captive and took him to a nearby community building and later chopped off his neck. The Maoists also left behind pamphlets at the spot which said, "Jo mukhbiri karega, uska yehi halat hoga (Police informers would be dealt in a similar manner)." Police later recovered Ganju's body from the incident site.
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September - 2 
Times of India reports that villagers lynched a cadre of the People Liberation Front of India (PLFI), earlier known as Jharkhand Liberation Tigers (JLT), at Konatoli village in the Gumla District in the night of September 2. He was a resident of Atar
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Times of India reports that villagers lynched a cadre of the People Liberation Front of India (PLFI), earlier known as Jharkhand Liberation Tigers (JLT), at Konatoli village in the Gumla District in the night of September 2. He was a resident of Atariya village under Gumla town Police Station. Villagers attacked Dhoni with stone boulders and lynched him at Konatoli. No arms were found from the incident site, Police said. The identity of the deceased was ascertained in the afternoon of September 3 when two youths from his village identified him as Bhikhma Oraon alias Dhoni. The Police said his name figured in a number of cases, including that of murder, extortion and looting, in the Gumla and Ghaghra Police Station areas of the District.
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September - 2 
Two Muslim United Liberation Tigers of Assam (MULTA) militants, Abdul Malek (38) and Abdur Rahim (32), were arrested by Security Force Personnel at Kayethpara village in the Bongaigaon District at around 1am. A handmade bomb and 500 grams of RDX (Cyc
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Two Muslim United Liberation Tigers of Assam (MULTA) militants, Abdul Malek (38) and Abdur Rahim (32), were arrested by Security Force Personnel at Kayethpara village in the Bongaigaon District at around 1am. A handmade bomb and 500 grams of RDX (Cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine) were recovered from their possession.
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September - 2 
Two persons, identified as Shyam Chand and Bittu, both residents of Paonta Sahib in Himachal Pradesh, were arrested along with seven bags of explosive material carrying gelatin rods and detonators at Kalsi area in Dehradun, the Police said on Septemb
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Two persons, identified as Shyam Chand and Bittu, both residents of Paonta Sahib in Himachal Pradesh, were arrested along with seven bags of explosive material carrying gelatin rods and detonators at Kalsi area in Dehradun, the Police said on September 2, reports The Hindu.
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September - 2 
Two policemen - a Constable and a Special Police Officer (SPO) - were killed in an ambush laid by the militants at Tota Morha in the Thannamandi area of Rajouri District. A Police party is reported to have retaliated but there was no report of the ki
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Two policemen - a Constable and a Special Police Officer (SPO) - were killed in an ambush laid by the militants at Tota Morha in the Thannamandi area of Rajouri District. A Police party is reported to have retaliated but there was no report of the killing of any militant so far. The deceased Policemen have been identified as Constable Aijaz Ahmed and SPO Khan Mohammad.
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September - 3 
A ‘area commander’ of the breakaway faction of the erstwhile People's War Group (PWG), Binod Marandi, was arrested from a place under Sherghati Police Station in the Gaya District in the afternoon of September 3.
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A ‘area commander’ of the breakaway faction of the erstwhile People's War Group (PWG), Binod Marandi, was arrested from a place under Sherghati Police Station in the Gaya District in the afternoon of September 3.
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September - 3 
A farmer abducted by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) was killed at Gulambigha under Madanpur Police station of Aurangabad District on September 3, according to The Hindu. Armed Maoists had abducted two farmers, Yadunanandan Mehta and
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A farmer abducted by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) was killed at Gulambigha under Madanpur Police station of Aurangabad District on September 3, according to The Hindu. Armed Maoists had abducted two farmers, Yadunanandan Mehta and Balwant Mehta, from village Pagre under Madanpur Police station on September 1. Yadunandan’s body was recovered from a field from adjoining Gulambigha in the afternoon of September 3, sources said.
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September - 3 
A People's Liberation Army (PLA) militant, Nongthongbam Jiten Meitei alias Thambalngou (37), was arrested by a combined force of the Imphal East District Police and Assam Rifles along with US made .32 auto pistol and three live rounds. Jiten joined t
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A People's Liberation Army (PLA) militant, Nongthongbam Jiten Meitei alias Thambalngou (37), was arrested by a combined force of the Imphal East District Police and Assam Rifles along with US made .32 auto pistol and three live rounds. Jiten joined the outfit in August 2008 through one Inao of the PLA. On Jiten’s disclosure, another cadre of the same outfit, identified as Ng. Premeshwor alias Prema (33), was also arrested. The arrested militants were involved in extortion from general public, Government officials and traders.
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September - 3 
After a brief encounter near Khunkhu Naga area under Motbung Police Station in the Senapati District on September 3, the Assam Rifles personnel arrested seven militants of the Zeliangrong Youth Force along with arms, reports Imphal Free Press. Two of
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After a brief encounter near Khunkhu Naga area under Motbung Police Station in the Senapati District on September 3, the Assam Rifles personnel arrested seven militants of the Zeliangrong Youth Force along with arms, reports Imphal Free Press. Two of them were reportedly injured in the encounter. The arrestees revealed that the Zelianrong Youth Front is a breakaway faction of the Naga National Council led by ‘Lieutenant’ Chamwang hailing from Tamenglong District.
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September - 3 
Armed Maoists on September 3 exploded a landmine during an encounter with Police when the latter was trying to rescue the six abducted security guards of a private company in the Jamui District, reports PTI. As the Special Task Force and District Arm
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Armed Maoists on September 3 exploded a landmine during an encounter with Police when the latter was trying to rescue the six abducted security guards of a private company in the Jamui District, reports PTI. As the Special Task Force and District Armed Police continued search operations in the morning of September 3, the extremists hiding in dense forests fired on them and exploded a landmine at a place under Chakai Police station in the District, the Additional Director General of Police, Neelmani, said. A Police vehicle was partially damaged in the blast, he said, adding that three Maoists were arrested during the operation. As reported earlier, about 400-armed cadres of the CPI-Maoist attacked the base office of SPML Road Construction Company under Chandramandi outpost of Chakai Police station, about 40 kilometers from the headquarters of Jamui District, at around 11.30 pm and abducted eight of its security guards in Jamui District in the night of September 2. Two of the guards, however, managed to escape during an encounter that later took place between the extremists and Police.
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September - 3 
Police arrested one National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) militant, identified as Salim Sheikh, from Balajan in the Dhubri District.
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Police arrested one National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) militant, identified as Salim Sheikh, from Balajan in the Dhubri District.
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September - 3 
PTI reports that cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) have threatened to blow up block offices in the Sundergarh District if the authorities failed to pay compensation to families in the Subdega and Balishankara area who had los
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PTI reports that cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) have threatened to blow up block offices in the Sundergarh District if the authorities failed to pay compensation to families in the Subdega and Balishankara area who had lost lives and properties in elephant attacks. The block development officers of Subdega and Balishankara got the threat September 2 by post. Two letters written with red ink in English, Oriya and Sadri (local tribal language) have threatened the officials to pay compensation within September 5 to families in the blocks which lost their members, properties and crop in elephant attacks since 2006, officials said on September 3. The Maoists demanded INR 300,000 to families who lost their members in pachyderm attacks, INR 200,000 for those whose houses were completely damaged and INR 50,000 for half damaged and INR 30,000 for partially damaged houses.
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September - 3 
PTI reports that seven Naxalites (left-wing extremists) were arrested on September 3 after the Police overpowered them following an encounter at Matoli village in the Garwah District, Police said. "During the two-hour gun-battle with the Naxalites of
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PTI reports that seven Naxalites (left-wing extremists) were arrested on September 3 after the Police overpowered them following an encounter at Matoli village in the Garwah District, Police said. "During the two-hour gun-battle with the Naxalites of the Trititya Prastui Committee (TPC), 200 rounds were fired from both sides. There was no casualty on either side," said Superintendent of Police (SP) Saket Kumar Singh. Getting a tip-off that a group of TPC activists had congregated near the village, the Police team rushed to the spot around 4pm (IST), triggering the exchange of firing. 11 guns were recovered from their possession, the SP said. The TPC, a breakaway group of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), has been engaged in extortion and loot in the area, the SP said.
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September - 3 
The Security Force Personnel arrested a ‘second lieutenant’ of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), Devika Gohain, from Titlaghar in the Sivasagar District on September 3, according to Telegraph. Devika, the wife of ULFA leader Niren Sarma, wa
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The Security Force Personnel arrested a ‘second lieutenant’ of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), Devika Gohain, from Titlaghar in the Sivasagar District on September 3, according to Telegraph. Devika, the wife of ULFA leader Niren Sarma, was arrested from the residence of Ajit Bharali.
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September - 3 
The Security Force Personnel recovered a cache of explosives from the Hatiduar reserve forest of Lohit District on September 3, according to Telegraph. The seizure included five detonators, 26 kilograms of improvised explosive device and packets of e
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The Security Force Personnel recovered a cache of explosives from the Hatiduar reserve forest of Lohit District on September 3, according to Telegraph. The seizure included five detonators, 26 kilograms of improvised explosive device and packets of explosives.
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September - 4 
A ‘Sergeant Major’ of the 709th Battalion of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), Pranay Ray alias Prabin alias Manaranjan (32), was shot dead by the Security Force personnel in a search operation at Kalipukri under Kokrajhar Police Station of
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A ‘Sergeant Major’ of the 709th Battalion of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), Pranay Ray alias Prabin alias Manaranjan (32), was shot dead by the Security Force personnel in a search operation at Kalipukri under Kokrajhar Police Station of Kokrajhar District in the night of September 4, according to Sentinel. Police sources said that the slain militant was taking shelter in the house of one Biren Roy at Tilapara village. One 7.62 mm pistol with 19 live ammunition, one Chinese-made grenade, four mobile handsets, a satellite phone, one detonator, two empty cartridges and incriminating documents were recovered from the possession of the slain militant.
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September - 4 
A Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL) cadre, Brahmacharimayum Dhanachandra Sharma alias Deva, was arrested by the Thoubal District Police from Tentha Khunou area on September 4, reports Imphal Free Press. One HE hand grenade was recovered from his possess
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A Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL) cadre, Brahmacharimayum Dhanachandra Sharma alias Deva, was arrested by the Thoubal District Police from Tentha Khunou area on September 4, reports Imphal Free Press. One HE hand grenade was recovered from his possession.
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September - 4 
An over-ground worker (OGW) of the Harkat-ul-Jehad-al-Islami (HuJI) and Lashkar-e-Toiba was arrested from the Bus Stand area of Kishtwar town in the afternoon of September 4. A Police spokesman said that a joint team of Army and Police apprehended th
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An over-ground worker (OGW) of the Harkat-ul-Jehad-al-Islami (HuJI) and Lashkar-e-Toiba was arrested from the Bus Stand area of Kishtwar town in the afternoon of September 4. A Police spokesman said that a joint team of Army and Police apprehended the OGW when he was carrying some items for the militants to their destination. He was identified as Akhtar Hussain (19), a resident of Patti Mahal. Three I-cards, a mobile phone and some other items were recovered from his possession. The Police said he was a surrendered militant of the LeT outfit. He had surrendered before Rashtriya Rifles (11th battalion) in 2007.
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September - 4 
An unidentified militant hurled a hand grenade at the residence of an ex-speaker of the Manipur Legislative Assembly at Lilong Bazar area in the Thoubal District on September 4. The bomb, however, failed to explode.
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An unidentified militant hurled a hand grenade at the residence of an ex-speaker of the Manipur Legislative Assembly at Lilong Bazar area in the Thoubal District on September 4. The bomb, however, failed to explode.
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September - 4 
At least two Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres were killed in an encounter with the Police in the Ranchi District on September 4, reports Telegraph. A gun battle ensued between the two sides when the Maoists opened fire towards a Po
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At least two Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres were killed in an encounter with the Police in the Ranchi District on September 4, reports Telegraph. A gun battle ensued between the two sides when the Maoists opened fire towards a Police picket at Baruhatu forest in the Bundu Police Station area around 1.30am (IST). At least 700 rounds of bullets were fired from automatic and semi-automatic weapons during the encounter that continued for nearly three hours. Superintendent of Police (SP), Anup T. Mathew, confirmed the incident saying the Police forced the Maoists to retreat. “The rebels had opened fire from the hilly terrain side and wanted to damage the picket, which hinders their subversive activities. We killed at least two rebels,” Mathew said. He said the purpose of the attack was to divert the attention of the police who have intensified operations in other parts of Bundu.
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September - 4 
Cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoists (CPI-Maoist) damaged a mobile phone communication tower in MV 74 village and cut down trees to block some major roads in Malkangiri District in the night of September 4, reports The Hindu. According to s
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Cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoists (CPI-Maoist) damaged a mobile phone communication tower in MV 74 village and cut down trees to block some major roads in Malkangiri District in the night of September 4, reports The Hindu. According to sources, some armed CPI-Maoist cadres accompanied by their supporters attacked the communication tower. They also damaged the control room and generator room of the communication tower by a blast. The CPI-Maoist cadres did not injure any one during the attack, Police sources said. The CPI-Maoists and their supporters cut down trees at several places to block the Chitrakonda-Balimela road and the Chitrakonda-Sileru road.
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September - 4 
In another incident, an armed squad of the Maoists attacked an abandoned Police picket at Maniadih in the Tundi block (administrative unit), some 40 kilometers from the Dhanbad District headquarters. The insurgents planted two powerful can bombs arou
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In another incident, an armed squad of the Maoists attacked an abandoned Police picket at Maniadih in the Tundi block (administrative unit), some 40 kilometers from the Dhanbad District headquarters. The insurgents planted two powerful can bombs around 1am, destroying a major portion of the picket. They also opened fire and reportedly shouted slogans against the Police and the administration before leaving the spot. Talking to Telegraph, Deputy SP Burnwal said no one had sustained injuries in the incident.Returning from Maniadih, the extremists also attacked the Pokharia Police picket, engaging the Police in a 10-minute encounter before disappearing into the dense forests. Sources said losses incurred by the security establishment in the District are being pegged at INR 1500000.
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September - 4 
The Indian Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor said on September 4 that India would be forced to retaliate in case Pakistani army continues to violate the cease-fire and try to push in militants through the border under the cover of gunfire, Indian Expr
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The Indian Army Chief General Deepak Kapoor said on September 4 that India would be forced to retaliate in case Pakistani army continues to violate the cease-fire and try to push in militants through the border under the cover of gunfire, Indian Express reported. Reacting to queries on the increase in the number of infiltration bids in Jammu and Kashmir, General Kapoor said this was consistent with the trend observed through the years that more and more militants want to enter the Valley before the arrival of the winter season, with Pakistani soldiers trying to divert the attention by indulging in firing from across the border. “We understand their tactics and will take appropriate steps,” he said in New Delhi. “As far as possible, we exercise maximum restraint. But if such ceasefire violations occur, it is automatic that at some stage, we will have to retaliate,” he said. The CoAS also said India had been routinely taking up the issue of cease-fire violations during border meetings with Pakistan. “Our effort is to continue the cease-fire so that there are not many casualties and the two countries are able to maintain good relations,” he added. Earlier on September 2, General Deepak Kapoor said Pakistan's efforts of increasing its nuclear strength were a matter of concern and that Islamabad was going well beyond the degree of deterrence. "There is a difference between having a degree deterrence, which is required for protection, and going beyond that. If the news reports of (Pakistan) having 70 to 90 atomic bombs are correct, then I think they are going well beyond the requirement of deterrence," said Gen Kapoor, who was speaking during his visit to the army's Artificial Limb Centre at Wanowrie in Pune in Maharashtra, Times of India reported.
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September - 4 
The Inspector-General of the Assam Rifles (South), Major General A. K. Choudhary, on September 4 said that the Security Forces operating in Manipur require the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act to make their campaign against militants more effective,
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The Inspector-General of the Assam Rifles (South), Major General A. K. Choudhary, on September 4 said that the Security Forces operating in Manipur require the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act to make their campaign against militants more effective, according to Telegraph. “The militants are trained in foreign countries, they are equipped with sophisticated weapons and armed to the teeth. So the security forces require special provisions (like the army act) for meeting the challenges,” he said.
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September - 4 
The Punjab Police on September 4 claimed to have seized 2.5 kilograms of RDX, said to be a part of the consignment used in the attack on the convoy of Dera Sacha Sauda (a group regarded as 'heretic' by orthodox Sikhs) chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh on
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The Punjab Police on September 4 claimed to have seized 2.5 kilograms of RDX, said to be a part of the consignment used in the attack on the convoy of Dera Sacha Sauda (a group regarded as 'heretic' by orthodox Sikhs) chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh on February 2, 2008 near Pipli in Karnal District, reports Times of India. The Police also claimed to have seized two detonators and a pistol from two-murder accused brought to Patiala from Mansa for interrogation in another case. "We have seized 2.5 kg high-quality RDX, which is part of the same consignment as used in the attack on the Dera Sacha Sauda head in Karnal last year. The two murder accused were planning a big attack in Patiala and waiting for directions,'' the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Arpit Shukla said. The seizures were made after a preliminary interrogation of Makhan Singh and Raj Singh, accused in the murder of Dera follower Lily Kumar in Mansa and brought to Patiala in connection with the murder of Rashtriya Sikh Sangat (an organization of Sikhs) Rulda Singh, he said. The seized RDX was allegedly brought from Pakistan, he added, saying, "some terrorist outfits are planning big attacks in Punjab, but we are fully prepared.''
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September - 4 
The SFs also shot dead a militant of the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) outfit, who was allegedly involved in the killing of two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) troopers in a shoot out in the capital Srinagar earlier this week, during an encounter in th
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The SFs also shot dead a militant of the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) outfit, who was allegedly involved in the killing of two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) troopers in a shoot out in the capital Srinagar earlier this week, during an encounter in the Pattan area of Baramulla District. "Police and Army killed one Hizbul Mujahideen militant at Poshwani in Pattan area of Baramulla district," a Police spokesman said. The slain militant has been identified as Shamim Sada alias Rizwan, a resident of Sada Mohalla in Pattan. Initial investigation has revealed that he was involved in the killing of the CRPF troopers earlier this week. Shamim Sada was arrested by SFs in 2006 and had been released some time back after being detained under the Public Safety Act (PSA) for nearly two years. Official sources said he was "recycled" into militancy three months ago when he was motivated back into subversive activities by a top commander of the outfit.
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September - 4 
Two persons, identified as Daben Rabha and Simananda Rabha, were shot dead and a woman, Janaki Rabha, injured when unidentified militants opened fired at them at Kushutola village under Kajigaon Police Station in the Kokrajhar District in the night o
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Two persons, identified as Daben Rabha and Simananda Rabha, were shot dead and a woman, Janaki Rabha, injured when unidentified militants opened fired at them at Kushutola village under Kajigaon Police Station in the Kokrajhar District in the night of September 4, according to Telegraph.
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September - 5 
A People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) cadre, Huidrom Thoi Singh alias Deva, was arrested by the Imphal East District Police from Palace Gate area on September 5.
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A People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) cadre, Huidrom Thoi Singh alias Deva, was arrested by the Imphal East District Police from Palace Gate area on September 5.
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September - 5 
According to Telegraph, suspected militants hurled two Chinese-made hand grenades at the private residence of the Manipur State Legislator belonging to the Congress party, Kh. Ratankumar Singh, at Mayang Imphal Konchak in the Imphal West District on
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According to Telegraph, suspected militants hurled two Chinese-made hand grenades at the private residence of the Manipur State Legislator belonging to the Congress party, Kh. Ratankumar Singh, at Mayang Imphal Konchak in the Imphal West District on September 5. While one grenade exploded, the other failed to explode. The residence was partially damaged in the bomb blast
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September - 5 
For the first time through banners and posters, CPI-Maoist threatened the teachers working in schools in remote areas of Malkangiri District. They intimidated the teachers to face their wrath if the Paramilitary Forces involved in anti-Naxal operatio
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For the first time through banners and posters, CPI-Maoist threatened the teachers working in schools in remote areas of Malkangiri District. They intimidated the teachers to face their wrath if the Paramilitary Forces involved in anti-Naxal operations camped in their schools. Through their posters, the CPI-Maoist cadres also opposed the establishment of Cobra Battalion in Koraput District. To create a support base in remote areas of the District, Maoists also expressed their support to the demand of Konda Reddy community to be included in the Scheduled Tribe (ST) list of Orissa.
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September - 5 
On September 5, the Security Forces (SFs) shot dead a ‘commander’ of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) in the Bathoi Jagnan area of Mahore sub-division of Reasi District, Daily Excelsior reported. An official spokesman said that on the basis of specific in
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On September 5, the Security Forces (SFs) shot dead a ‘commander’ of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) in the Bathoi Jagnan area of Mahore sub-division of Reasi District, Daily Excelsior reported. An official spokesman said that on the basis of specific information about the presence of a hardcore LeT militant in the house of Mohammed Nazir in Bathoi Jagnan area, a joint operation of the Mahore Police and Rashtriya Rifles (61st battalion) was launched in the early hours. When the operation was going on, the hiding militant opened fire on the SFs. In the consequent encounter, the militant, identified as Mohammad Avais alias Abu Jindal, a resident of Kharian area in Pakistan, was killed. From the encounter site, the troops recovered one AK-47, three magazines, 60 rounds of AK, three mobile hand-sets, some SIM cards and diaries. The SFs continued the cordon in the area as another LeT militant, identified as Mohammed Rafiq, was believed to be hiding in the area, the spokesman said.
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September - 5 
Suspected militants triggered bomb blast targeting the residence of a trader, Haobam Bikramjit, at Uripok Mayai Leikai in the Imphal West District on September 5.
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Suspected militants triggered bomb blast targeting the residence of a trader, Haobam Bikramjit, at Uripok Mayai Leikai in the Imphal West District on September 5.
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September - 6 
According to The Hindu, India has never ruled out the involvement of state actors in Pakistan in the Mumbai terror attacks despite Islamabad’s contention to the contrary, Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram said. “We have never ruled out (involvement
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According to The Hindu, India has never ruled out the involvement of state actors in Pakistan in the Mumbai terror attacks despite Islamabad’s contention to the contrary, Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram said. “We have never ruled out (involvement of) State actors. Although Pakistan has maintained that only non-State actors were involved, we have never ruled out the involvement of state actors and we have never accepted this distinction between state actors and non-state actors because both operated from Pakistani soil,” he told NDTV. He was replying to a question on possible links of the Pakistan Army in the attacks as Jamaat-ud Dawa (JuD) chief and mastermind of November 26, 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks (also known 26/11), Hafiz Saeed, was accompanied by one ‘Major General Saab’ during a meeting with the lone arrested Mohammad Ajmal Amir ‘Kasab’ and other Mumbai terrorist attacks accused at a training camp. “Well that [involvement of Pakistan army] can only be revealed by investigation,” he said. Chidambaram termed as “atrocious” Pakistan’s decision to let off Saeed in the Mumbai case. “There is enough and more evidence to continue the investigation against Hafiz Saeed. On the face of this evidence, to let him off, I think, is atrocious,” the Union Home Minister said. “… So they know what we have but if there is an opportunity, I will certainly walk them through the dossier to point out that there is enough evidence [against the JuD chief],” the Home Minister said.
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September - 6 
According to the Police, an armed Maoist squad entered Chotopukuria village at around 3am (IST), called Satish outside of his home and took him to a desolate house before shooting him dead. Satish was a member of the Gana Pratirodh Committee (a group
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According to the Police, an armed Maoist squad entered Chotopukuria village at around 3am (IST), called Satish outside of his home and took him to a desolate house before shooting him dead. Satish was a member of the Gana Pratirodh Committee (a group formed by the CPI-M in the area to resist the Maoists). Meanwhile, another squad attacked Narendranath Mahato, another CPI-M in Jamboni. He was hit with sharp weapons.
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September - 6 September - 7
Five villagers were shot dead by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) at Pundigiri under Tamar block, 45 kilometers from Ranchi, Police said on September 7 (today), Hindustan Times reported. According to the Police, the Maoists raided Pun
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Five villagers were shot dead by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) at Pundigiri under Tamar block, 45 kilometers from Ranchi, Police said on September 7 (today), Hindustan Times reported. According to the Police, the Maoists raided Pundigiri village in the night of September 6 and abducted the five villagers and took them to a forest where they were shot dead. "Five people were abducted by the Maoist rebels late Sunday night and were shot dead," Jharkhand Police spokesperson S. N. Pradhan said. The bodies were recovered on September 7. "The killed people had Maoist background. The activists killed them on suspicion of passing information about their movement to police," added Pradhan. The victims include two students, adds PTI.
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September - 6 
Indian Express reports that cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) killed two supporters of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), Satish Singh Sardar and Narendranath Mahato, in the Belpahari and Jamboni areas of W
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Indian Express reports that cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) killed two supporters of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), Satish Singh Sardar and Narendranath Mahato, in the Belpahari and Jamboni areas of West Midnapore District in the morning of September 6. Meanwhile, two more unidentified bodies were found in the evening from Dherua in the same District.
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September - 6 
PTI reports that a suspected Naxalite (left wing extremist), identified as Raju alias Raj Mohan, who was operating in the State and adjoining Bihar, was arrested near Bewdar village in Sonbhadra District in the evening of September 6 with 20 gelatin
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PTI reports that a suspected Naxalite (left wing extremist), identified as Raju alias Raj Mohan, who was operating in the State and adjoining Bihar, was arrested near Bewdar village in Sonbhadra District in the evening of September 6 with 20 gelatin sticks, 10 detonators, a country-made revolver and cartridges. Police claimed that he confessed to have been an active member of Munna Vishwakarma group. Vishwakarma is a wanted Naxalite and he was allegedly going to meet the leader of his group at the time of his arrest.
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September - 6 
PTI reports that three cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) involved in two murder cases and other violence, were arrested at Topadihi village under K Balang Police station in Sundergarh District in the night of September 6.The
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PTI reports that three cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) involved in two murder cases and other violence, were arrested at Topadihi village under K Balang Police station in Sundergarh District in the night of September 6.The Maoists were captured by Security Force personnel when they were hiding in a forest near the village, the Police said, adding that all the three belonged to the village. They were reportedly involved in the killing of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions leader Rabi Oram and businessman Deonath Singh, sources said.
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September - 6 
The Black Widow (BW) outfit is likely to accept the Government’s deadline to surrender arms by September 15 to come overground to solve problems through talks, reports Assam Tribune. Official sources said that the outfit is in touch with the Governme
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The Black Widow (BW) outfit is likely to accept the Government’s deadline to surrender arms by September 15 to come overground to solve problems through talks, reports Assam Tribune. Official sources said that the outfit is in touch with the Government and the possibility of the outfit meeting the deadline of the Government is quite possible “if everything goes smoothly”. Meanwhile, confusion prevails among the Police and SFs over the lists of cadres and weapons submitted by the outfit. Sources revealed that the outfit has claimed that it has 600 cadres, whereas, according to reports available with the Police and SFs, the total number of cadres of the outfit would be around 300 to 350 at the most. There have been intelligence reports that the outfit launched a fresh recruitment drive to increase its strength and even school students are being recruited. The BW group has submitted a list of 137 weapons, but according to records available with the security agencies, the actual number of weapons with the disposal of the group would be at much more and efforts are on by the Government to mount pressure on the outfit to ensure that it surrenders all the weapons.
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September - 6 
The Hindu reports on September 6 that Singaboina Veerabhrahman alias Ramu, dalam (squad) ‘commander’ of the Communist party of India-Marxist Leninist- New Democracy (CPI-ML-New Democracy) operating in Tekulapalli area in the Khammam District was take
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The Hindu reports on September 6 that Singaboina Veerabhrahman alias Ramu, dalam (squad) ‘commander’ of the Communist party of India-Marxist Leninist- New Democracy (CPI-ML-New Democracy) operating in Tekulapalli area in the Khammam District was taken into Police custody, according to sources. They said that Ramu, who leads a dalam of some eight members, was involved in two murders and a number of cases related to extremist violence.
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September - 6 
The Police arrested two engineers of the Manipur University with INR 200, 000 at Thunbuthong in the Imphal East District when they were on their way to pay the amount to the Military Council faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP), according
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The Police arrested two engineers of the Manipur University with INR 200, 000 at Thunbuthong in the Imphal East District when they were on their way to pay the amount to the Military Council faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP), according to Telegraph. They were, identified as executive engineer Sanasam Rajen and assistant engineer Laimayum Meghachandra, of the engineering cell of the university. They confessed during their interrogation that they collected the sum from various contractors and handed it over to the outfit. The Police subsequently produced them before the court on September 6 and they were remanded in Police custody for two days.
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September - 6 
The Police arrested two National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) cadres and three others linkmen at a dhaba in the Kolazol area near Baihata Chariali of Kamrup District. One 9-mm USA-made pistol and six rounds of ammunition were recovered from th
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The Police arrested two National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) cadres and three others linkmen at a dhaba in the Kolazol area near Baihata Chariali of Kamrup District. One 9-mm USA-made pistol and six rounds of ammunition were recovered from their possession. While the arrested cadres were, identified as Dambaru Baro alias Manoranjan Baro and Padoram Basumatary, the linkmen were, identified as Jiaur Rahman, Man Kataki and Tankeswar Kalita.
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September - 6 
The Police shot dead a Pakistani militant of the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), Chota Saad alias Umair, and arrested a District commander of the outfit, Ishfaq Ahmad Sofi alias Ishfaq, during two related anti-militancy operations in the Sopore area of Baram
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The Police shot dead a Pakistani militant of the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), Chota Saad alias Umair, and arrested a District commander of the outfit, Ishfaq Ahmad Sofi alias Ishfaq, during two related anti-militancy operations in the Sopore area of Baramulla District on September 6, according to Daily Excelsior. Two AK-47 rifles, one hand grenade and some ammunition were recovered from the encounter site. Official sources the two militants were involved in carrying out series of grenade attacks in Sopore town, including one on August 12, 2009 on Central Reserve Police Force camp at Plaza Hotel Sopore in which one shopkeeper was killed. They were also involved in several grenade attacks in Srinagar City, besides killing Reshma Jan alias Zahida on June 16, 2009 in model town of Sopore.
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September - 6 
The SF personnel launched a massive operation in the Sonitpur District, which has become a stronghold of the NDFB, reports Telegraph. Arunachal Pradesh Government was also asked to seal its borders with the District as the militants use the jungles a
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The SF personnel launched a massive operation in the Sonitpur District, which has become a stronghold of the NDFB, reports Telegraph. Arunachal Pradesh Government was also asked to seal its borders with the District as the militants use the jungles along the inter-state boundary as their hideout. “We are already receiving indications that many who are now with Ranjan Daimary fraction may switch sides and join the pro-talks faction of the NDFB once the Centre starts formal political talks with the group,” the official said. The decks for parleys with the pro-talks faction have been cleared with the outfit dropping its initial demand for a sovereign Bodoland for statehood. The officials are hopeful that talks with the cease-fire group of the NDFB would begin within a month or two.
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September - 6 
Two persons from the Chasi Mulia Adivasi Sangh (CMAS)-Bandhugaon received serious injuries when the two factions of the CMAS – CMAS-Bandhugaon and CMAS-Narayanpatna blocks of Koraput District attacked each other on the road between Baunsput and Dasin
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Two persons from the Chasi Mulia Adivasi Sangh (CMAS)-Bandhugaon received serious injuries when the two factions of the CMAS – CMAS-Bandhugaon and CMAS-Narayanpatna blocks of Koraput District attacked each other on the road between Baunsput and Dasini in the Bandhugaon block (administrative unit) on September 6, reports The Hindu. According to sources, members from the CMAS-Bandhugaon were waiting with their traditional arms near Dasini, two kilometers from Bandhugaon, and people from CMAS Narayanpatna stood near Baunsput, five kilometers from Bandhugaon on the road towards Narayanpatna in the same block. The conflict between the two groups arose in connection with the attacks by members of CMAS-Bandhugaon on the houses of the supporters of CMAS,-Narayanpatna in the evening of September 5. Members of the CMAS-Bandhugaon had also abducted about 40 supporters of the CMAS Narayanpatna from Kabiribadi Panchayat (village level local self government institution) and kept them at Sarpali in Bandhugaon block as hostage so as to discuss the issue of limiting their activities across each other’s borders.Earlier, on September 3, the supporters of the Narayanpatna-CMAS had entered Bandhugaon and destroyed 14 lemon grass processing units. They had also forcefully taken over 400 acres of land on which lemon grass had been cultivated. But the CMAS-Bandhugaon activists had alleged that the land taken over by the CMAS-Narayanpatna activists was already taken over by them in the past. It had irked the Bandhugaon group.
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September - 6 
Vantala Jagannadh alias Naresh, 20, ‘deputy commander’ of the Gurthedu Local Guerrilla Squad (LGS) of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered before the Officer on Special Duty K.V. Mohana Rao at Narsipatnam in the Visakhapatnam
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Vantala Jagannadh alias Naresh, 20, ‘deputy commander’ of the Gurthedu Local Guerrilla Squad (LGS) of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered before the Officer on Special Duty K.V. Mohana Rao at Narsipatnam in the Visakhapatnam District on September 6. Naresh belongs to Valasapalli in Maredumillil mandal of East Godavari District. He was allegedly taken away by Maoists (then Naxalites) in 1993 from his village to help them find way. Since then he had not been sent back. After sometime, he had been trained as militia member and in the use of arms. A Police statement, quoting Naresh, said he was threatened that the Police would kill him if he went back to his village. In August 2005, he was promoted as dalam member and was given a .303 rifle. He was the security guard for the Andhra Orissa Border (AOB) East Division secretary Jagadish. He has been acting as ‘deputy commander’ of the Gurthedu LGS since February 2007 in which position he continued till July 2009. He was also East Division ‘A’ section ‘deputy commander’. Citing health reasons, he quit the dalam after informing the leaders.
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September - 7 
A group of armed Maoists, at least two of whom were carrying guns, was chased by nearly 40 villagers at Nepura village and three of them were caught. They were assaulted and handed over to Police. The Maoists reportedly came to target Durga Tudu (65)
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A group of armed Maoists, at least two of whom were carrying guns, was chased by nearly 40 villagers at Nepura village and three of them were caught. They were assaulted and handed over to Police. The Maoists reportedly came to target Durga Tudu (65), a former Legislator belonging to the CPI-M.
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September - 7 
A KYKL cadre, Thngjam Nadu Singh, was arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel from Wangoo Sabal.
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A KYKL cadre, Thngjam Nadu Singh, was arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel from Wangoo Sabal.
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September - 7 
An immediate grant of INR 150, 000, monthly stipends during training and even monetary incentives for surrender of weapons are all there for the asking for the banned Naxals (left wing extremists) under a surrender-cum-rehabilitation policy approved
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An immediate grant of INR 150, 000, monthly stipends during training and even monetary incentives for surrender of weapons are all there for the asking for the banned Naxals (left wing extremists) under a surrender-cum-rehabilitation policy approved by the Union Government on September 7, according to Times of India. An immediate grant of INR 150, 000 shall be kept in a bank in the name of surrendered extremist as a fixed deposit which may be withdrawn by him or her after completion of three years, subject to good behaviour to be certified by the authorities designated for this purpose by the States concerned. This money can also be utilised as collateral security/margin money against loans to be availed of by the surrendered extremist from any bank for self-employment. Persons eligible under the scheme may be imparted training in a trade/vocation of their liking or befitting their aptitude. They shall be paid a monthly stipend of INR 2,000 each for a maximum period of 36 months. However, if the surrendered extremist secures any employment in Government or any gainful self-employment, the monthly stipend will be discontinued. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has also offered money incentives for surrender of weapons which include INR 15,000 for depositing one AK 47 or AK 56 or AK 74 Rifle. INR 25,000 will be given for each RPG/Sniper rifle, INR 3,000 for one Pistol/Revolver, INR 1,000 for a rocket, INR 3,000 for a Remote Control Device, INR 1,000 for IED, INR 3,000 for one mine, INR 20,000 for a SAM Missile and INR 10,000 for a Satellite Phone. The guidelines are applicable to those Naxals who surrender with or without arms. The policy for the Naxal-hit States announced was evolved by the MHA as part of a multi-pronged strategy to bring the extremists back into the mainstream in the backdrop of rising Naxal violence.
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September - 7 
Cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) killed two persons, Sajjad Khan and Dinesh Dusadh at Chutwag village in Latehar District in the afternoon of September 7, reports Times of India.
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Cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) killed two persons, Sajjad Khan and Dinesh Dusadh at Chutwag village in Latehar District in the afternoon of September 7, reports Times of India.
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September - 7 September - 8
Economic Times reports that one person, identified as Suresh Pindi, who was injured in a violent clash between Narayanpatna and Bandhugaon group of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist)-backed Chasi Mulia Adivasi Sangh (CMAS) in Koraput Di
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Economic Times reports that one person, identified as Suresh Pindi, who was injured in a violent clash between Narayanpatna and Bandhugaon group of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist)-backed Chasi Mulia Adivasi Sangh (CMAS) in Koraput District on September 7, succumbed to injuries on September 8.
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September - 7 
Full and comprehensive security will be provided during the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games and none of the participating countries should brook any fear, Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram has said, reports Times of India. "I make this promise that t
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Full and comprehensive security will be provided during the 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games and none of the participating countries should brook any fear, Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram has said, reports Times of India. "I make this promise that the Commonwealth Games will be conducted under full and comprehensive security. Nobody needs to fear," he told a private news channel. Noting that threat faced by political leaders should not be underestimated, the Home Minister said, "If a political leader faces a threat, he has to be provided security and I think the Government is committed to providing security to every political leader who faces a threat." He also discounted reports that National Security Guard (NSG) cover provided to some of the politicians would be withdrawn.
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September - 7 
PTI reports that cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) shot dead a leader of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) and abducted two others at Salbani near Lalgarh in West Midnapore District on September 7. Superinte
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PTI reports that cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) shot dead a leader of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) and abducted two others at Salbani near Lalgarh in West Midnapore District on September 7. Superintendent of Police Manoj Verma said armed Maoists entered Shyam Chalak's home at Keudi village and shot him dead from close range. Chalak was secretary of CPI-M branch office at Keudi village which was recently cleared off Maoists by the Police and Paramilitary Forces in a flush-out operation. Verma said one armed Maoist guerilla was arrested in connection with Chalak's murder
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September - 7 
PTI reports that Raju, the ‘deputy commander’ of the Bhansi guerilla squad, was killed by the Police during an operation near Raja Bangla village in Dantewada District on September 7, Superintendent of Police Amresh Mishra said. Four other Maoists, i
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PTI reports that Raju, the ‘deputy commander’ of the Bhansi guerilla squad, was killed by the Police during an operation near Raja Bangla village in Dantewada District on September 7, Superintendent of Police Amresh Mishra said. Four other Maoists, including a school student, were also arrested during the operation. Police had received information about a Maoist camp near Raja Bangla. "However, when the Police squad reached near the village, the Naxals opened fire on us and we retaliated. Raju was killed in the encounter," Mishra said. "After Raju was killed, his accomplices tried to flee but we managed to arrest them," he said. Police arrested Deva, Bheema, Radhe and Vinod. According to Mishra, Vinod is a school student, who was allegedly abducted from Jangla village by the Naxals.
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September - 7 
Security Forces (SFs) brought 10 Black Widow (BW) cadres along with ‘deputy commander-in-chief’ Daniel Dimasa to Haflong from Lungting under tight Security. The group will surrender with arms on September 13. According to official sources, more cadre
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Security Forces (SFs) brought 10 Black Widow (BW) cadres along with ‘deputy commander-in-chief’ Daniel Dimasa to Haflong from Lungting under tight Security. The group will surrender with arms on September 13. According to official sources, more cadres are likely to surrender in the coming days. Meanwhile, the Asom Government has confirmed that the counter-insurgency operation in North Cachar Hills District will not stop until and unless the BW signs a ceasefire agreement.
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September - 7 
The apex community group of the Kuki tribe, Kuki Inpi Manipur, submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh demanding to settle Kuki problem before making any settlement with the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM)
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The apex community group of the Kuki tribe, Kuki Inpi Manipur, submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh demanding to settle Kuki problem before making any settlement with the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM), according to Sangai Express. The memorandum also demanded to restore all the 100,000 displaced Kuki villagers of 360 uprooted villages during Naga-Kuki violence at the cost of the Government. Failing to fulfill the demand, the memorandum added, it would be declared that the Indian law does not cover the Kuki people and their land.
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September - 7 
The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) will soon have its own intelligence wing, Hindustan Times reported on September 7. “We have started the process,” said A.S. Gill, the CRPF Director-General, confirming the decision. The force will have 10 intel
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The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) will soon have its own intelligence wing, Hindustan Times reported on September 7. “We have started the process,” said A.S. Gill, the CRPF Director-General, confirming the decision. The force will have 10 intelligence officers per battalion, attached to 150 of its battalions. The CRPF currently relies on State and Central agencies for intelligence inputs. The Home Ministry has also approved a proposal to add 38 new battalions to the force. In the revamp planned, the CRPF, which earlier worked to supplement the State Police and took directions from the latter, will now do so at an equal footing with the State Police in the Naxalite (left wing extremist) dominated States. “A coordinated offensive is needed to clear the areas where left wing extremists have built their bases,” said Gill.
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September - 7 
The Hindustan Times quoting the Director General of Police (DGP) of Jammu and Kashmir, Kuldeep Khoda on September 7, reports that Infiltration from across the border is on the increase because Pakistani troops are providing cover to militants. "Infil
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The Hindustan Times quoting the Director General of Police (DGP) of Jammu and Kashmir, Kuldeep Khoda on September 7, reports that Infiltration from across the border is on the increase because Pakistani troops are providing cover to militants. "Infiltration has increased in the past two months. Pakistani troops and rangers are providing cover to militants to help them infiltrate into the Indian side," he added. However, militancy-related violence has declined by about 28 per cent in the State in the year 2009 as compared to the 2008, he said, adding that around 15 dreaded militants had been killed recently, including top commanders like Abu Hamza and Abu Jindal. "Despite an increase in infiltration and militant activities, the situation is under control," Khoda added further.
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September - 7 
The Police arrested one suspected United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) cadre, Hemchandra Moran (30), son of Umesh Moran of Bormesai village of Kokopathar, on charges of extortion from Chabua area of Dibrugarh District on September 7, according to S
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The Police arrested one suspected United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) cadre, Hemchandra Moran (30), son of Umesh Moran of Bormesai village of Kokopathar, on charges of extortion from Chabua area of Dibrugarh District on September 7, according to Sentinel. The Police arrested Hemchandra when he along with another militant went to Dikam Sessa for collection of extortion money. However, the other militant managed to escape. Police recovered a two wheeler bearing registration no. AS23G-3712 used by the militant. It may be important to note that, a number of contractors engaged in Dibrugarh Air Force Station were served with extortion notice signed by self styled ‘Corporal’ of ULFA militant, Mical Deka Phukan and Niren Sarma.
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September - 7 
The Security Force (SF) personnel recovered a cache of arms and explosives during two separate search operations at Banihal in Ramban District and Mahore in Reasi District on September 7, according to Daily Excelsior. SFs launched a search operation
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The Security Force (SF) personnel recovered a cache of arms and explosives during two separate search operations at Banihal in Ramban District and Mahore in Reasi District on September 7, according to Daily Excelsior. SFs launched a search operation at Kunj Top in Armnak Khari area of Banihal and recovered seven kilograms of RDX, one country made gun, one pistol with four rounds, one binocular, one antenna set, 30 sniper rifle rounds, 238 rounds of 7.62 gun, 76 AK rounds, one HE 36 grenade and 60 detonators. Meanwhile, another consignment of explosive devices was seized by SFs from Bathui area of Mahore in Reasi District. Recoveries include two improvised explosive device (IEDs), six detonators, three magazines and 195 rounds of AK series, three China-made grenades, one radio set antenna and ration items.
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September - 7 
Three cadres belonging to Military Defense Force group of the Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL), including one suspected to be involved in the killing of a passenger bus driver, were shot dead by the Bishnupur District Police during an encounter atop th
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Three cadres belonging to Military Defense Force group of the Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL), including one suspected to be involved in the killing of a passenger bus driver, were shot dead by the Bishnupur District Police during an encounter atop the hillock near Ningthoukhong Khunou. One AK-56 Rifles, one magazine loaded with eight live rounds of ammunition, three fired cartridges, one M-16 Rifles, one magazine loaded with 13 live rounds, two missed fire cartridges, one Austrian made pistol, one magazine loaded with two bullets, three Chinese made hand grenades, one ICOM Radio set and one mobile hand set were recovered from the encounter site.
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September - 7 
Three Kuki Liberation Army (KLA) cadres along with driver of a passenger vehicle were killed during an encounter between militants and troops at Mokot Chepu village under Litan Police Station in Ukhrul District on September 7, according to Sangai Exp
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Three Kuki Liberation Army (KLA) cadres along with driver of a passenger vehicle were killed during an encounter between militants and troops at Mokot Chepu village under Litan Police Station in Ukhrul District on September 7, according to Sangai Express.
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September - 7 
Two cadres belonging to Omar Farooq faction of the People's United Liberation Front (PULF), identified as Madami (18) and Mohammed Rajouddin (19), were arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel from the general areas of Molnoi under Kakching Police Stat
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Two cadres belonging to Omar Farooq faction of the People's United Liberation Front (PULF), identified as Madami (18) and Mohammed Rajouddin (19), were arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel from the general areas of Molnoi under Kakching Police Station in Thoubal District, when they were moving towards Pallel for their extortion drive. They reportedly joined the PULF in July 2009, reports Imphal Free Press.
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September - 7 
Two hardcore Maoists involved in the rampage in the Similipal Tiger Reserve (STR) were arrested from an unspecified location and two locally-made guns were seized from them on September 7, reports Times of India. They were identified as Sushil Sanya
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Two hardcore Maoists involved in the rampage in the Similipal Tiger Reserve (STR) were arrested from an unspecified location and two locally-made guns were seized from them on September 7, reports Times of India. They were identified as Sushil Sanya of Jharkhand and based in Keonjhar District's Kailadapada village and Paoles Hembrom of Mayurbhanj District's Golamunda village, sources said. Sanya masterminded the rampages in Meghasan, Chahala UBK (Upper-Barha-Kamuda) range and Dhudruchampa. The duo was involved in at least 16 other cases. Sanya, believed to be a hardcore Maoist, was active in Mayurbhanj, Keonjhar, Jajpur, Dhenkanal and Angul Districts. Sanya and Tunu were arrested by one platoon of SOG, a group of District voluntary force and a team of 10 Police officers.
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September - 7 
Two other CPI-M leaders were abducted in retaliation by Maoists from Kadasole village near Lalgarh, hours after the arrest of a Maoist cadre, the Police said.
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Two other CPI-M leaders were abducted in retaliation by Maoists from Kadasole village near Lalgarh, hours after the arrest of a Maoist cadre, the Police said.
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September - 8 
According to Sangai Express, nine community leaders of Khamenlok and Nongshum area in Senapati District have agreed in a joint meeting on September 8 to appeal to militant groups not to harass any villager or disturb peace in the area. The meeting de
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According to Sangai Express, nine community leaders of Khamenlok and Nongshum area in Senapati District have agreed in a joint meeting on September 8 to appeal to militant groups not to harass any villager or disturb peace in the area. The meeting declared that all communities, Meitei, Kuki and Naga, would settle as before and there was no more misunderstanding between any communities.
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September - 8 
Four Police personnel were suspended after suspected militants of the Adivasi Cobra Force (ACF) outfit ransacked four arms, including two SLRs, one Insas rifle and a carbine from a Police camp at Sapkata in the Kokrajhar District in the evening of Se
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Four Police personnel were suspended after suspected militants of the Adivasi Cobra Force (ACF) outfit ransacked four arms, including two SLRs, one Insas rifle and a carbine from a Police camp at Sapkata in the Kokrajhar District in the evening of September 8, according to Telegraph. The suspended Police personnel were identified as Constables Arup Das, Jitumoni Talukdar, Tilak Bihari Nath and havildar Dinonath Singh. According to sources, the arms were ransacked from the Assam Police Task Force camp at Sapkata where the six Police personnel were posted. The camp is adjacent to Sapkata Police outpost. The Police went to the designated camp of the ACF militants and held discussions with their leaders. Two of the militants were taken into custody at Gossaigaon Police station for interrogation. The militants, after ransacking the weapons, are said to have gone towards West Bengal, crossing the Sankosh River, said a Police officer.
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September - 8 
Private security guards in Uttar Pradesh may soon starting looking more professional and confident as the State Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) is all set to train them to combat terror strikes, reports Times of India. "The move aims to engage private se
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Private security guards in Uttar Pradesh may soon starting looking more professional and confident as the State Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) is all set to train them to combat terror strikes, reports Times of India. "The move aims to engage private security agencies in our fight against terrorism," a senior official with the Uttar Pradesh ATS said. "Deployment of only those private security guards will be allowed at multiplexes, cinema halls, banks and other prominent private establishments, who have successfully completed the training programme," he added. According to an estimate, there are nearly 125,000 private security guards from about 300 security agencies operating in the State. Currently, there exists no rule that governs the deployment of security guards at private places. "The training programme primarily aims to equip private security guards in tackling crime," Additional Director General (Law and Order) A. K. Jain said. "It (training programme) would definitely enable them (private security personnel) to assist Police in tackling terror," Jain added. Meanwhile, highlighting the core contents of the training programme, the official said it would broadly comprise training the security guards on how to pick up early warning signs of terror strikes, how to handle a terror situation and how to act after terror strikes, officials said. Another important part of the training programme would focus on enabling security guards to engage terrorists before the arrival of Police and law enforcement agencies, they added. Most private security guards do not undergo any specific training to control terror activities and are deployed merely on the basis of their physical fitness, the official said. Even as no deadline has been fixed for launching the 60-hour training programme, sources in ATS said that the Home Department has directed them to initiate the programme "at the earliest". Sources said that the 60-hour training programme would be launched in a phased manner in parts of Uttar Pradesh. At the time of its launch, the training will cover security guards of Lucknow and several Districts of western Uttar Pradesh, they added.
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September - 8 
Six suspected militants were shot dead by a combined force of the Imphal West District Police and Army during an encounter near Awang Khunou Lamkhai under Patsoi Police Station in the night of September 8, reports Imphal Free Press. One M-16 Rifles w
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Six suspected militants were shot dead by a combined force of the Imphal West District Police and Army during an encounter near Awang Khunou Lamkhai under Patsoi Police Station in the night of September 8, reports Imphal Free Press. One M-16 Rifles with 63 ammunitions, two 9mm pistols with seven live rounds and one .38 revolver and several empty cases were recovered from the encounter site.
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September - 8 
Supporters of the Narayanpatna group of CMAS called off their rally at Laxmipur on September 8 to avoid any untoward situation, reports Express Buzz.
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Supporters of the Narayanpatna group of CMAS called off their rally at Laxmipur on September 8 to avoid any untoward situation, reports Express Buzz.
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September - 8 
The Border Security Force (BSF) personnel arrested two Nepalese nationals along with Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) worth INR 40,000 from Raxaul, near the Indo-Nepal border, on September 8, according to Indian Express. The arrestees, identified as
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The Border Security Force (BSF) personnel arrested two Nepalese nationals along with Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) worth INR 40,000 from Raxaul, near the Indo-Nepal border, on September 8, according to Indian Express. The arrestees, identified as Shyam Kumar Shah and Azad Alam, revealed that they had been given the money by a person called Zubaid in the Birganj town of Nepal just across the border to supply to somebody in Raxaul.
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September - 8 
The Narayanpatna group of the Maoist-backed Chasi Mulia Adivasi Sangh (CMAS) is organising a tribal rally at Laxmipur on September 8 (today), official sources said.
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The Narayanpatna group of the Maoist-backed Chasi Mulia Adivasi Sangh (CMAS) is organising a tribal rally at Laxmipur on September 8 (today), official sources said.
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September - 8 
The splinter faction of the Black Widow (BW), led by James Dimasa, has made it clear that they will not surrender, reports Sentinel. Jonadon Dimasa, spokesman of the splinter faction, has reportedly told the local media over telephone that they will
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The splinter faction of the Black Widow (BW), led by James Dimasa, has made it clear that they will not surrender, reports Sentinel. Jonadon Dimasa, spokesman of the splinter faction, has reportedly told the local media over telephone that they will not surrender. Jonadan has, however, hinted that they will keep in touch with their one-time comrades. Dinob Dimasa is also in this faction. Sources said the splinter faction has not been invited by the Government for talks and this has irked them. Meanwhile, sources close to the BW outfit told that at 90 per cent of the BW cadres would deposit their arms before the Government on September 15. The outfit’s ‘deputy c-in-c’ Daniel Dimasa will lead the parade as there is still uncertainty over ‘commander-in-chief’ Niranjan Hojai’s presence. Further, Dilip Nunisa, chairman of the pro-talk faction of the (DHD) expressed his doubt over the sincerity of the BW. While, talking to Sentinel, Nunisa said that Jewel Garlosa alias Niranjan Hojai, the Commander-in-chief of the BW, had earlier surrendered along with the pro-talk faction, but he formed the separate fraction. Nunisa said the Government should consider the past records of Garlosa before releasing him as he was directly involved with a number of heinous crimes.
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September - 8 
The third Additional Sessions Judge Jammu, R.S. Jain acquitted Mumtaz Ahmed, the son of Nazam Din of Gujjar Kothi Tehsil (revenue division) of Reasi District, who was facing trial in a case of a grenade attack on April 7, 2006 at Baradari Chowk tehsi
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The third Additional Sessions Judge Jammu, R.S. Jain acquitted Mumtaz Ahmed, the son of Nazam Din of Gujjar Kothi Tehsil (revenue division) of Reasi District, who was facing trial in a case of a grenade attack on April 7, 2006 at Baradari Chowk tehsil of Reasi District wherein one person was killed and several others sustained injuries. Mumtaz Ahmed and one Anwar, both real brothers with intention to kill people, exploded a grenade on a bus. The accused were members of banned militant outfit Hiz-bul-Mujahideen (HM) and used to provide shelter to terrorists belonging to the HM. The accused were charge-sheeted by the Court. While Mumtaz was arrested Anwar was declared absconding.
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September - 8 
The unidentified militants hurled a grenade on the residential quarter of a session’s judge in the Baramulla town of north Kashmir at around 3pm, in which the Police constable on duty got injured, reports The Hindu. The judge was not in the house at
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The unidentified militants hurled a grenade on the residential quarter of a session’s judge in the Baramulla town of north Kashmir at around 3pm, in which the Police constable on duty got injured, reports The Hindu. The judge was not in the house at the time of the attack. No militant outfit has owned responsibility for the attack so far. Meanwhile, Police and Security Forces have launched a combing operation in the area.
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September - 8 September - 9
Three militants and one Army officer were killed as the Army foiled an infiltration bid near Line of Control (LoC) in the Sona Gali area of Mendhar sector in the Poonch District, according to Times of India. On noticing movement of intruders near LoC
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Three militants and one Army officer were killed as the Army foiled an infiltration bid near Line of Control (LoC) in the Sona Gali area of Mendhar sector in the Poonch District, according to Times of India. On noticing movement of intruders near LoC, about 200 kilometres from Jammu, troops challenged them at around 11pm (IST) on September 8, defence officials said on September 9 (today). The infiltrators opened fire at the troops who retaliated and in the subsequent encounter two militants were killed and an officer, identified as Major Akash Singh, injured. Singh later succumbed to injuries. Another militant was killed at around 7am on September 9, they said, adding, some weapons and a wireless set were recovered from the slain militants. Search operations were still going on in the area when last reports came in.
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September - 8 
Three Naxalites (left wing extremists) of the Jharkhand Prastuti Committee (JPC), a breakaway faction of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), were arrested after an encounter with the Police at Churugarha, about 70 kilometers from Ranchi
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Three Naxalites (left wing extremists) of the Jharkhand Prastuti Committee (JPC), a breakaway faction of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), were arrested after an encounter with the Police at Churugarha, about 70 kilometers from Ranchi, the Police said on September 8, reported PTI. The Police reached the spot after getting a tip-off that a group of JPC cadres had assembled at Churugarha to plot a crime in the night of September 7. The JPC cadres started firing as soon as they spotted the Police, triggering a two-hour long gun-battle before the Naxalites tried to flee. The police, however, chased and arrested three of them. Three rifles and some ammunition were seized from their possession, Senior Superintendent of Police Praveen Kumar said. Over 150 bullets were fired by both the sides, he added and claimed that some of the Naxalites had suffered bullet wounds, but they managed to escape. “One of the three arrested Naxalites, identified as Raj Kumar Ganju, is a big catch for the police,” he added further. Ganju was allegedly involved in a number of cases.
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September - 8 
Two fund raisers of the United National Liberation Front (UNLF) were arrested by the Imphal West District Police from Chingmeirong area on September 8.
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Two fund raisers of the United National Liberation Front (UNLF) were arrested by the Imphal West District Police from Chingmeirong area on September 8.
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September - 9 September - 10
A consignment containing illegal arms, cartridges, explosive and equipment for making bombs were recovered in the Barmer District, Police sources said on September 10, reports The Hindu. Following a tip off, the consignment, which was sent from acros
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A consignment containing illegal arms, cartridges, explosive and equipment for making bombs were recovered in the Barmer District, Police sources said on September 10, reports The Hindu. Following a tip off, the consignment, which was sent from across the Indian border for an unidentified terrorist outfit, was recovered in the night of September 9 near Moradi village in the Barmer District before its delivery, the sources said. Eight foreign-made revolvers, over 400 cartridges and several detonators have been recovered, sources added.
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September - 9 
A Muslim United Liberation Tigers of Assam (MULTA) cadre, identified as Elahi Sheikh, was arrested by the Police from the Pipulbari village in Dhubri District, reports Telegraph.
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A Muslim United Liberation Tigers of Assam (MULTA) cadre, identified as Elahi Sheikh, was arrested by the Police from the Pipulbari village in Dhubri District, reports Telegraph.
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September - 9 
Around 200 militants destroyed a primary health centre at Nongpok Sekmai village of Thoubal District in the night of September 9, hours before an immunisation programme under the rural health mission was scheduled to start, according to Telegraph. “T
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Around 200 militants destroyed a primary health centre at Nongpok Sekmai village of Thoubal District in the night of September 9, hours before an immunisation programme under the rural health mission was scheduled to start, according to Telegraph. “They tried to pull down the concrete building with hammers and rods. But when it turned out to be a time-consuming process, some of the militants went to neighbouring Ingourok village, around 2.5km away, to get the excavator which was being used for road construction. They used it to pull down the building,” an unnamed Police official said, quoting a village elder. The Police said the militants’ motive was to prevent the setting up of a security post at the health centre. The report adds this is the first time that militants had targeted a health centre.
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September - 9 
Elsewhere in the State, both the Manipur based PULF and People’s Liberation Army (PLA) were on recruitment drive in Jiribam, Jirighat, Lakhipur and Sonai areas in Cachar District, located in close proximity to Manipur and North Cachar Hills with easy
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Elsewhere in the State, both the Manipur based PULF and People’s Liberation Army (PLA) were on recruitment drive in Jiribam, Jirighat, Lakhipur and Sonai areas in Cachar District, located in close proximity to Manipur and North Cachar Hills with easy access to the infamous extremist corridor of Myanmar, reports Sentinel. According to intelligence sources, both these outfits on technical ground with the objective of furthering the cause of disruptive and extraneous forces and financial backup from them have formed a nexus to help each other in gaining territorial hegemony and to extend their areas of influence. The intelligence inputs further said that PLA and PULF are exploiting the emotional bases of the grey areas on both sides of Asom-Manipur border. The latest information is that during the last week, six teenagers from different villages under Lakhipur, Jirighat and Jiribam Police Stations have been lured to join PLA. The recruitment drive is going on under the guidance of PLA ‘captain’ of the area, Jhang Singh. The sources said these youths have been taken for training at Khongtan located at Manipur-Myanmar border. Despite mounting vigilance as well as specific information of base operations by the SFs, PULF has also intensified its recruitment campaign by roping in youths and even middle aged persons from the minority dominated areas under Jiribam, Jirighat, Lakhipur, Sonai and Banskandi Police Stations. Anwar Hussain, resident of Labacpar under Lakhipur Police Station, used to induce and indoctrinate the recruits with money offers ranging from INR 80,000 to INR 100,000to join PULF. According to sources, during the last eight months, the outfit has been able to bolster up its strength by 20 new recruits.
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September - 9 
intelligence sources said that a large number of armed Naxalites (left wing extremists) have taken shelter in the Ghatshila sub-division. The Naxalites, reportedly from West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh, have assembled on the hills of Ghurabandha to att
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intelligence sources said that a large number of armed Naxalites (left wing extremists) have taken shelter in the Ghatshila sub-division. The Naxalites, reportedly from West Bengal and Andhra Pradesh, have assembled on the hills of Ghurabandha to attend a training camp in Jamshedpur. According to intelligence inputs, about 80 armed extremists were taking shelter at Pawadapahar, which is strategically located and is also considered a safe haven for Naxalites. Talking to Telegraph, the intelligence sources said that the Naxalite squads already have teams operating in Ghurabandha. “Two armed squads, led by Putu Munda and Kanhu Munda, operate in Ghurabandha. The strength of both squads is not more than 18. But those gathered at Pawadapahar are about 80 in number,” said a source. Intelligence reportedly alerted the District police about their presence. A week ago, the Police neutralised a training camp by conducting a special operation at Karlabera forest, under the jurisdiction of the Ghurabandha Police station. The Police team, led by East Singhbhum District Superintendent of Police Naveen Kumar Singh, had a fierce encounter with the extremists, who had set up five watch-towers and thatched houses to live in. The spot where the Naxalites have gathered is about two kilometres to the north-west of Karlabera. Some suspect that the extremists may have also sneaked into Pawadapahar from the Gorumahisani Police station area of bordering Mayurbhanj District in the State of Orissa. “Several maybe new recruits. But their frequent visits have made the area more sensitive,” said the intelligence source, who, claimed to have intimated the Police about heightened Naxalite activities in the Ghatshila sub-division and also in the Dalma region.
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September - 9 
Nine cadres belonging to different militant outfits were arrested by the Security Forces during counter insurgency operations in greater Imphal areas.
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Nine cadres belonging to different militant outfits were arrested by the Security Forces during counter insurgency operations in greater Imphal areas.
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September - 9 
Suspected Manipur Naga Revolutionary Front militants hurled a hand grenade at the residence of the Chief Executive Officer of the Autonomous Chandel District Council, S.N.G. Wurngam, at Lambung village.
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Suspected Manipur Naga Revolutionary Front militants hurled a hand grenade at the residence of the Chief Executive Officer of the Autonomous Chandel District Council, S.N.G. Wurngam, at Lambung village.
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September - 9 
The Army personnel arrested two suspected People’s United Liberation Front (PULF) militants, identified as Saidul (34), son of Abdul Ahmed and Samein Hussain (22), son of Hafiz Ali Laskar of Badabawure village, from their residents at Kachudaram in t
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The Army personnel arrested two suspected People’s United Liberation Front (PULF) militants, identified as Saidul (34), son of Abdul Ahmed and Samein Hussain (22), son of Hafiz Ali Laskar of Badabawure village, from their residents at Kachudaram in the Cachar District on September 9, according to Sentinel. However, no arms and ammunition were recovered from their possession except three pairs of combat dresses and a sharp weapon.
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September - 9 
The fast-track court II of Awdhesh Mal on September 9 found a Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) leader, Shyam Sinku, guilty in an arms case and sentenced him to five years’ rigorous imprisonment (RI), Telegraph reports. Sinku, an ‘area com
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The fast-track court II of Awdhesh Mal on September 9 found a Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) leader, Shyam Sinku, guilty in an arms case and sentenced him to five years’ rigorous imprisonment (RI), Telegraph reports. Sinku, an ‘area commander’ of the Ghurabandha region in the Ghatshila sub-division of the East Singhbhum District, was arrested from the same Police station area on June 26, 2006. On being interrogated, the Maoist revealed the address of a hideout in Dumaria. Police had raided the place and recovered two rifles, including a self-loading one. A case was registered against him under the arms act at the Dumaria Police station on the basis of an FIR lodged by then officer-in-charge Manoj Kumar Gupta. Sinku, a Kumardubi resident, had told the Police that he visited the steel city a number of times with his comrades. He also divulged secrets about the outfit’s operations in Ghatshila. Sinku, considered a hard-core extremist, was involved in many subversive activities in and around Ghatshila. In 2008, a Jamshedpur fast-track court had sentenced him to 10 years’ RI after he was found guilty of a murder attempt on the village headman of Kasiabera village. Sinku was the first extremist to be convicted in a court of law by the Jamshedpur civil court.
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September - 9 
The Hindu reports that Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) worth INR 209000 brought from Bangladesh were recovered from a youth in Raipur, Police said on September 9. “The notes with denominations of INR 1,000 and INR 500 with face worth over two lakh
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The Hindu reports that Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) worth INR 209000 brought from Bangladesh were recovered from a youth in Raipur, Police said on September 9. “The notes with denominations of INR 1,000 and INR 500 with face worth over two lakh rupees were seized during a raid conducted at a city hotel last night,” Additional Superintendent of Police Rajnesh Singh said. The accused, identified as Bor Jahan, was arrested when he was trying to circulate these counterfeit notes from Devendra Nagar locality, he said, adding another accused Ashfaq is still at large. Police suspect that the duo hailing from Malda District in West Bengal is allegedly involved in an inter-State fake currency racket operating from across the border.
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September - 9 
The Security Force (SF) personnel arrested two militants of an unidentified outfit at Kakojan under Doomdooma Police station in the Tinsukhia District, reports Assam Tribune. Later, they were identified as Binoy Barua of Kathalguri village under Peng
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The Security Force (SF) personnel arrested two militants of an unidentified outfit at Kakojan under Doomdooma Police station in the Tinsukhia District, reports Assam Tribune. Later, they were identified as Binoy Barua of Kathalguri village under Pengeree Police station and Tilanku Moran of Mamorani under Digboi Police station.
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September - 9 
The special cell of Delhi Police on September 9 filed the third supplementary charge sheet in the September 13, 2008 serial bomb blasts case, reports Times of India. Filing the charge sheet before chief Metropolitan Magistrate Kaveri Baweja, The Del
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The special cell of Delhi Police on September 9 filed the third supplementary charge sheet in the September 13, 2008 serial bomb blasts case, reports Times of India. Filing the charge sheet before chief Metropolitan Magistrate Kaveri Baweja, The Delhi Police alleged the involvement of Mohammad Akbar Ismail Choudhary, the cadre of media wing of Indian Mujahideen (IM), for helping in sending terror e-mails to the Television channels before and after the bomb blasts in Delhi, Jaipur, Surat, Ahmedabad and Bangalore. Choudhary has been charged under various sections including Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, the Explosive Substances Act and Information Technology Act. Choudhary remained in the custody of Mumbai Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS), Gujarat ATS, Hyderabad and Bangalore Police before coming to Delhi. Choudhary was arrested by Maharashtra ATS along with 14 other cadres of the IM between September 28 and October 5, 2008 from Pune, Mumbai and several places in Uttar Pradesh. However, this is the eighth charge sheet in the blasts. Five main charge sheets were already filed against members of Delhi IM module members Mohammad Saif, Zeeshan Ahmed, Zia-ur-Rehman, Saqib Nisar, Mohammad Shakeel, Mohammad Sadiq Sheikh, Qayamuddin Kapadia and Mohammad Hakim, in December, 2008 and February, 2009 while two previous supplementary chargesheets were filed against Mansoor Asghar Peerbhoy, Mobin Kader Sheikh, Asif Bashir Sheikh and Mohammad Hakim in April, 2009.
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September - 9 
Two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel and one Policeman got injured when the militants attempted to blow up a CRPF camp in Srinagar and a Police Station at Sopore in Baramulla District on September 9, according to Daily Excelsior. Unident
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Two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel and one Policeman got injured when the militants attempted to blow up a CRPF camp in Srinagar and a Police Station at Sopore in Baramulla District on September 9, according to Daily Excelsior. Unidentified militants hurled a grenade towards a building, housing the camp of CRPF (49th Battalion) at Balgarden in the Batamaloo area of Srinagar at around 12.00pm (IST). The sources said the grenade landed on the roadside and exploded but there was causality or injuries in the incident. In the afternoon, the militants lobbed a grenade at the Sopore Police Station which landed and exploded on the roof top. Two CRPF personnel and a constable of Police received injuries in the explosion. This is the third grenade attack on the Sopore Police Station in the past couple of months. Official sources said militants have carried out as many as 65 grenade attacks on Security Forces since the beginning of this year.
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September - 9 
Two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel were injured when they walked over a pressure bomb planted by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres in a thickly forested area of Bastar region on September 9, an unnamed official sa
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Two Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel were injured when they walked over a pressure bomb planted by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres in a thickly forested area of Bastar region on September 9, an unnamed official said, according to IANS. The blast took place in the Jagargunda area of Bijapur District, about 450 kilometers south of Raipur.
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September - 9 
Two Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) cadres, identified as Ton Singh (21) and Keisham James (19), were arrested by a combined force of the Army and Assam Rifles from Langjingat on September 9.
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Two Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) cadres, identified as Ton Singh (21) and Keisham James (19), were arrested by a combined force of the Army and Assam Rifles from Langjingat on September 9.
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September - 10 
A Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL) cadre, Yumnam Naocha Singh, was arrested by a combined force of the Imphal East District Police and Assam Rifles personnel from Lamphel.
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A Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL) cadre, Yumnam Naocha Singh, was arrested by a combined force of the Imphal East District Police and Assam Rifles personnel from Lamphel.
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September - 10 
A sympathiser belonging to the Military Dfence Force of the KYKL was arrested by a combined force of the Thoubal District Police and Assam Rifles during a search operation at Tokpaching.
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A sympathiser belonging to the Military Dfence Force of the KYKL was arrested by a combined force of the Thoubal District Police and Assam Rifles during a search operation at Tokpaching.
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September - 10 
Cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) triggered about a dozen explosions blowing up railway tracks and at least four Government buildings in the Sundargarh District in the early morning of September 10 (today), reports Times of I
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Cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) triggered about a dozen explosions blowing up railway tracks and at least four Government buildings in the Sundargarh District in the early morning of September 10 (today), reports Times of India. The Maoists have called for a 24-hour shut-down in the District to demand release of 30 people, who were arrested on August 29 on the suspicion that they were Maoists. The extremists blasted railway tracks at around seven places between Bimlagarh and Patangi, Police said. They also blew up an abandoned Police station building at Kalta, another building where a CRPF camp was functioning earlier, a community centre and office building of the CITU, Police said, adding they also set ablaze a truck. Train services between Rourkela and Barsuan have been completely disrupted due to the blasts. The route is used mainly for transportation of raw materials to Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP). Train services on the route had been disrupted for the last three days due to ongoing agitation by tribals demanding release of the 30 people branded as Maoists. So far there was no report about any casualty in the attacks carried out by the Maoists.
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September - 10 
Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) worth INR 350000 was seized and one person was arrested in the North District by the Security Force (SF) personnel, Police said on September 10, reports The Hindu. Acting on a tip-off, a joint team of the Tripura Pol
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Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) worth INR 350000 was seized and one person was arrested in the North District by the Security Force (SF) personnel, Police said on September 10, reports The Hindu. Acting on a tip-off, a joint team of the Tripura Police and Assam Rifles intercepted a vehicle at Kanchanpur town in the District and recovered the FICN in the denominations of INR 1000 and INR 500 and arrested the driver. On interrogation, the driver said a person gave a packet to him at Dharmanagar town to give it to a kerosene dealer. The dealer is absconding.
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September - 10 
Hindustan Times reports that around 20 cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) abducted five railway employees, including the stationmaster, from the Topadiha station in Sundergarh District early in the morning of September 10. It
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Hindustan Times reports that around 20 cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) abducted five railway employees, including the stationmaster, from the Topadiha station in Sundergarh District early in the morning of September 10. It was earlier reported that the Maoists had blown up railway tracks and triggered blasts at several places in the District.
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September - 10 
IANS reports that a local committee leader of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) was shot dead by cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-M) at Chingra locality under Sarenga Police station in the Bankura District in the e
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IANS reports that a local committee leader of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) was shot dead by cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-M) at Chingra locality under Sarenga Police station in the Bankura District in the evening of September 10, Police said. “Krishna Kundu, CPI-M’s Bikrampur local committee secretary, was killed by a group of Maoists ultras,” a senior officer of Sarenga Police station told IANS over phone. The incident took place when Kundu was returning to his home from a nearby market on his bicycle.
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September - 10 
PTI reports that the five railway employees, who were abducted by cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) from Topadihi railway station in Sundergarh District on September 10, were released on September 11. After being abducted dur
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PTI reports that the five railway employees, who were abducted by cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) from Topadihi railway station in Sundergarh District on September 10, were released on September 11. After being abducted during a series of attacks by Maoists in Bonai area of the District, they were believed to have been taken to a hideout in dense Saranda forest in the neighbouring State of Jharkhand, Police said.
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September - 10 
PTI reports that three Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including a woman, were killed in a Police encounter in the Dantewada District on September 10, Police said. A team of Central Reserve Police Force and District Force shot de
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PTI reports that three Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including a woman, were killed in a Police encounter in the Dantewada District on September 10, Police said. A team of Central Reserve Police Force and District Force shot dead the extremists in an encounter that took place in the forests of Banjepalli village, Dantewada Superintendent of Police Amresh Mishra said. The Maoists opened fire on Police Company when it was patrolling the area, he said, adding that the extremists were killed in the retaliatory action.
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September - 10 
Speaking at the passing out parade ceremony of first batch of Sub-Inspectors who undergone training at the Biju Patnaik State Police Academy Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik informed that the State Government will soon come up with a new Police Training
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Speaking at the passing out parade ceremony of first batch of Sub-Inspectors who undergone training at the Biju Patnaik State Police Academy Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik informed that the State Government will soon come up with a new Police Training Institute where one thousand personnel will be able to under go training every year, reports Orissadiary.com. The Chief Minister said five new India Reserve Battalions, four special security battalions are being established to take on Maoists.
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September - 10 
The Rashtriya Rifles personnel neutralised a hide-out of the militants at Bagga in the Rajouri District and recovered four AK magazines, 70 AK rounds, 30 SLR rounds and a radio set.
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The Rashtriya Rifles personnel neutralised a hide-out of the militants at Bagga in the Rajouri District and recovered four AK magazines, 70 AK rounds, 30 SLR rounds and a radio set.
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September - 10 
The Security Force (SF) personnel arrested two United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) militants, identified as Binoy Baruah alias Dibyajyoti Gohain (24), a resident of Kathalguri village and Tilanku Moran alias Satyajit Moran alias Sanakya (26), a re
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The Security Force (SF) personnel arrested two United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) militants, identified as Binoy Baruah alias Dibyajyoti Gohain (24), a resident of Kathalguri village and Tilanku Moran alias Satyajit Moran alias Sanakya (26), a resident of Mamaroni village, from Kakojan in the Tinsukhia District on September 10, according to Sentinel. The sources said that the SFs started operations based on reports about extortion demands being placed on small tea estates and businessmen in the area. Two 9-mm pistols, seven live rounds, extortion pads, mobile phones and other incriminating material were recovered from the possession of the arrested militants. Sources added that these two militants were absconders from the ULFA cease-fire group camp at Kakopathar.
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September - 10 
The Security Force personnel neutralised two hide-outs of militants in the Bari Behak forests at Falsa Top in the Mahore area of Reasi District and recovered a cache of ammunition and ration items on September 10, according to Daily excelsior. The De
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The Security Force personnel neutralised two hide-outs of militants in the Bari Behak forests at Falsa Top in the Mahore area of Reasi District and recovered a cache of ammunition and ration items on September 10, according to Daily excelsior. The Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Udhampur-Reasi range, Gulzar Singh Slathia said the hide-out belonged to Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) outfit. Recoveries made from the hide-out include 120 AK rifle bullets, three AK magazines, 10 Pika rounds, one wireless set with antenna, one binocular and several bags of ration. The ration was enough to feed half a dozen militants for two to three months.
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September - 10 
The Terrorist and Disrupted Activities Act (TADA) court in Guwahati sentenced Ronkur Dutta, a senior ULFA cadre, to life imprisonment, reports Assam Tribune. Dutta was accused of murdering a Police officer.
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The Terrorist and Disrupted Activities Act (TADA) court in Guwahati sentenced Ronkur Dutta, a senior ULFA cadre, to life imprisonment, reports Assam Tribune. Dutta was accused of murdering a Police officer.
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September - 10 
The vice-president of Madhesi Rashtra Janvadi Krantikari Party, Ramnarayan Yadav, its spokesman Rambriksha Mahto and three other party supporters were arrested on September 10 at Jainagar area in Madhubani District of Indian State of Bihar, reports T
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The vice-president of Madhesi Rashtra Janvadi Krantikari Party, Ramnarayan Yadav, its spokesman Rambriksha Mahto and three other party supporters were arrested on September 10 at Jainagar area in Madhubani District of Indian State of Bihar, reports The Hindu. Arms and ammunitions without valid documents were seized from them.
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September - 10 September - 11
Times of India reports that Security Forces exchanged fire with a group of 50-60 cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) near Bandih village at the foot of Ayodhya Hills near Kanthaljore forest in Purulia District in the early morn
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Times of India reports that Security Forces exchanged fire with a group of 50-60 cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) near Bandih village at the foot of Ayodhya Hills near Kanthaljore forest in Purulia District in the early morning of September 11. The exchange of fire started at 1.30 am (IST) and lasted around 15 minutes, after which the Maoists fled towards Jharkhand. However, there were no casualties in the encounter. Few hours earlier, around 11.30 pm (IST) on September 10, the same Maoist group in military fatigue raided the house of a local leader of ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), Badan Paramanik, in Burudih village in the same District. Badan, whose name figures on the Maoist hitlist, has been staying away from home for some time. Failing to find him, the Maoists assaulted his son Goutam and wife Sabitri outside their home and warned that all of them would be killed if Badan did not quit the party immediately. They set ablaze to a haystack in the house before leaving. Further, the Maoists then went to the house of Chunnu Gorai, a well-heeled farmer, at the other end of the village and asked him to hand over his licensed gun. "As I refused to do so, they threatened to blow up my house using landmines. My wife then urged me to hand over the gun and I did so. The Maoists left, but only after hurling a few bombs outside our house in a bid to create panic among villagers," Gorai recalled.
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September - 10 
Two United National Liberation Front (UNLF) cadres, identified as Baidta Nath Samongo (31) and Lourembam Sanjoy (29), were arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel from Top Chingtha area on September 10, reports Telegraph.
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Two United National Liberation Front (UNLF) cadres, identified as Baidta Nath Samongo (31) and Lourembam Sanjoy (29), were arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel from Top Chingtha area on September 10, reports Telegraph.
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September - 11 
A cadre belonging to the Manipur Naga Revolutionary Front outfit, identified as Singhai Yongchengam alias Angon (35), was arrested by the Imphal East District Police from Sangakpham Bazar area on September 11. He confessed during his interrogation th
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A cadre belonging to the Manipur Naga Revolutionary Front outfit, identified as Singhai Yongchengam alias Angon (35), was arrested by the Imphal East District Police from Sangakpham Bazar area on September 11. He confessed during his interrogation that he joined the outfit in July 2009 through one Demson of the outfit.
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September - 11 
A National Socialist Council of Nagaland – Khaplang (NSCN-K) militant was shot dead and three other militants were arrested in an encounter with Security Forces (SFs) at Lungsem village near Haflong in the North Cachar Hills District on September 11,
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A National Socialist Council of Nagaland – Khaplang (NSCN-K) militant was shot dead and three other militants were arrested in an encounter with Security Forces (SFs) at Lungsem village near Haflong in the North Cachar Hills District on September 11, according to Assam Tribune.
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September - 11 
Express Buzz reports that the Police are on an alert along the coastal areas following an intelligence input of possible infiltration by the Liberation tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) militants. The Police have verified several Tamil-speaking people alo
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Express Buzz reports that the Police are on an alert along the coastal areas following an intelligence input of possible infiltration by the Liberation tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) militants. The Police have verified several Tamil-speaking people along the Kovalam - Vizhinjam belt. Hotels in the coastal areas are also alerted. The Coast Guard has also intensified patrolling in the sea off the Kovalam and Vizhinjam coast in view of the alert from the Intelligence Bureau.
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September - 11 September - 12
India for the time is said to have struck back with machine guns when Pakistan in the night of September 11 reportedly fired two rockets into border villages of Punjab near Wagah sector, the second such provocation in two months, reports Times of Ind
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India for the time is said to have struck back with machine guns when Pakistan in the night of September 11 reportedly fired two rockets into border villages of Punjab near Wagah sector, the second such provocation in two months, reports Times of India. The unsettling attack from a belligerent neighbour came on a day when the Border Security Force (BSF) had deployed its first batch of women along the border. However, no causality was reported till news last came in at 11.45 pm, (IST) stating that Pakistan had fired three more rockets which were yet to be traced. “Earlier, two rockets were fired from the Pakistani side, one falling in Dhanoae Khurd and the other is yet to be traced,” said BSF, Inspector General (IG), Frontier, Himmat Singh. As India opened fire from Pul Kanjari end, losing patience over repeated violations during peace times between the two nations, the IG confirmed, “During my tenure, this is the first time that BSF has retaliated.” Swinging into action, Police laid down barricades on roads leading up to the border, disallowing even the media to cover the incident. Calling for an emergency flag meeting with Pakistan Rangers, sources said, BSF strongly protested the unwarranted firing. The last time Pakistan had breached border rules was in the night of July 5, when three rockets landed on the Indian side — one each in Dhandae, Baherwal and Konake — while another failed to make it and fell in the attacker’s territory near Pul Kanjari. However, Pakistan's Border Security Forces on September 12 (today) rejected a contention by their Indian counterparts that several rockets were fired into Indian Territory from across the border in the Wagah sector. A meeting between the sector commanders of Pakistan Rangers and Indian BSF over the issue remained "inconclusive", a spokesman for Pakistan Rangers said. The BSF officials had maintained that some rockets were fired from Pakistani said early this morning but the Rangers official had denied this, he said. The sector commanders met a little after 1 am (IST) following reports of three major explosions in the Wagah sector.
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September - 11 
Security threats to India from militant groups operating from Pakistani soil have not diminished, Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram said in Washington on September 11, reports The Hindu. He also said that there was an increase in infiltration from P
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Security threats to India from militant groups operating from Pakistani soil have not diminished, Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram said in Washington on September 11, reports The Hindu. He also said that there was an increase in infiltration from Pakistan in the last four months. He conveyed New Delhi’s concerns during meetings with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and top security officials of the U.S President Barack Obama administration. Completing his four-day U.S. visit, Chidambaram told journalists in Washington that he was going back to India with a “lot of ideas.” One of these was establishing something on the lines of the National Counter-Terrorism Centre of the U.S. Set up in 2004 under a presidential executive order, the centre, staffed by over 500 personnel drawn from 16 departments and agencies, spearheads U.S. efforts to combat terrorism at home and abroad by analysing threat perceptions and sharing information with friendly countries. Chidambaram reportedly met National Security Adviser James Jones, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Robert Mueller, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and U.S. Attorney-General Eric H. Holder Jr. Early. Chidambaram said that he had told the U.S. officials about Pakistan not prosecuting perpetrators of the Mumbai terror attacks, including the mastermind Hafiz Mohammad Saeed, founder of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), who was roaming free in that country despite evidence provided by India. “I did brief them on the state of the trial of Amir Ajmal ‘Kasab’ [the lone surviving LeT militant in 26/11 Mumbai attack] in India and I also did mention about no progress in Pakistan in respect of the five or six people they have arrested. And Hafiz Sayeed remains a free man. I think that is enough. They know to draw the lessons from that statement,” Chidambaram added. In addition, the Union Home Minister has given to U.S. officials a list of 60 Pakistani terrorists killed by Indian Security Forces (SFs) in various encounters in different parts of the country and 10 others arrested in the last one year, adds Times of India. A top Government official on September 11 said that Chidambaram had compiled the list before leaving for the U.S. for a four-day visit and shared it with the U.S. officials. "Their names and addresses in Pakistan were given in the list," the official said.
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September - 11 
The Jharkhand Government will undertake a pilot project to construct helipads at Police stations in two Districts worst affected by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) violence, an official spokesperson said on September 11. "Under the p
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The Jharkhand Government will undertake a pilot project to construct helipads at Police stations in two Districts worst affected by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) violence, an official spokesperson said on September 11. "Under the project, helipads will be constructed at police stations in Palamau and Chatra Districts. These will be used for anti-Maoist operations," S.N. Pradhan, Jharkhand Police spokesperson, told IANS. An unnamed senior Police official, involved in anti-Maoist operations, said, "In Palamau and Chatra Districts, it is difficult to move in deep jungle areas as the Maoist rebels have planted landmines. The geographical terrain of both the districts favour the rebels. The construction of helipads will help in the movement of security forces." According to sources, Jharkhand Government could plan such helipads in other Districts also.
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September - 11 
The Union Government is contemplating launching a publicity blitzkrieg in Pakistani media about the activities of the terrorists belonging to that country in India. The campaign could be in the form of advertisement.
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The Union Government is contemplating launching a publicity blitzkrieg in Pakistani media about the activities of the terrorists belonging to that country in India. The campaign could be in the form of advertisement.
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September - 11 
The United People’s Democratic Solidarity (UPDS), which is in a ceasefire with the Government since 2002, agreed to surrender all its arms, reports Telegraph. The breakthrough came during a joint monitoring group meeting held to review the ceasefire
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The United People’s Democratic Solidarity (UPDS), which is in a ceasefire with the Government since 2002, agreed to surrender all its arms, reports Telegraph. The breakthrough came during a joint monitoring group meeting held to review the ceasefire ground rules, revised early 2009. On August 12, 2009, the suspension of operation agreement between the UPDS and the Union Government was extended for another six months on the condition that they would abide by the revised ground rules. An eight-member team of the UPDS, led by its ‘joint secretary’, W. Mukrang, participated in the meeting held at the Special Branch headquarters in Kahilipara. The Joint Secretary of the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, (in charge of Northeast), Navin Verma, State Principal Secretary (Home) S.C. Das, Additional Director-General of Police (Special Branch) Khagen Sarma, senior officers of the Army, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Border Security Force (BSF), Special Brach, Subsidiary Intelligence Bureau and the Superintendent of Police of Karbi Anglong District, K.K. Sharma, represented the Government.
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September - 11 
Three cadres belonging to the Vice Chairman faction of the People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK), identified as Imphal East District ‘commander’ Lietanthem Samananda Chingnunghut alias Naoba alias Yoongba Singh (31), Khumanthem Sanamach
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Three cadres belonging to the Vice Chairman faction of the People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK), identified as Imphal East District ‘commander’ Lietanthem Samananda Chingnunghut alias Naoba alias Yoongba Singh (31), Khumanthem Sanamacha Singh (30) and Khangjrakpam Jiten Singh (44), were arrested by a combined force of the Imphal East District Police and Assam Rifles personnel from Ayangpalli crossing area on September 11, reports Imphal Free Press. One 9-mm pistol loaded with three live rounds was recovered from the possession of Samananda. Samanda confessed during his interrogation that Samananda joined the outfit in 2007 through one Kangba and he was involved in firing of some rounds to the residence of one Waikhom Ibotombi of Wangkhei Tokpam Leikai and two other arrested militants were operating under Samananda.
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September - 11 
Two more cadres of the same faction, identified as Imphal West District ‘commanders’ Soubam Rajeshor Singh (43) and Nongmaithem Romi alias Ibungthoi (23), were arrested by a combined force of the Imphal East District Police and Assam Rifles personne
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Two more cadres of the same faction, identified as Imphal West District ‘commanders’ Soubam Rajeshor Singh (43) and Nongmaithem Romi alias Ibungthoi (23), were arrested by a combined force of the Imphal East District Police and Assam Rifles personnel from Bomn Kampu areas. Police recovered one megazine of AK-47 rilfes with 10 live rounds, one demand letter of PREPAK from Saobam Rajeshwore’s possession. Soubam disclosed that he joined the outfit in September, 2007 and he was operating under one Punba.
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September - 12 September - 13
A People's Liberation Army (PLA) cadre, Heisnam Rajesh alias Thoiba (21), who was injured in the encounter with the India Reserve Battalion (IRB) convoy along the Ningthemcha Ngakha Ching hill range under Lamlai Police Station in Imphal East District
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A People's Liberation Army (PLA) cadre, Heisnam Rajesh alias Thoiba (21), who was injured in the encounter with the India Reserve Battalion (IRB) convoy along the Ningthemcha Ngakha Ching hill range under Lamlai Police Station in Imphal East District on September 12, was arrested by the Police from Imphal Hospital at RIMS Road in Imphal West District on September 13, reports Imphal Free Press.
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September - 12 
A youth was killed by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres in the Tunder village on September 12 after refusing to go along with them, ANI reported. “Maoists went to Tunder village and forced the village boys to go with them. They
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A youth was killed by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres in the Tunder village on September 12 after refusing to go along with them, ANI reported. “Maoists went to Tunder village and forced the village boys to go with them. They could take two boys with them but the third one, Manglu, resisted. He did not want to go with them. In retaliation, the Maoists punished him by shooting at him. They took the rest of the boys for training,” said Bastar Superintendent of Police P. Sundar Raj. He further said that following a spate of incidents being reported from the area, the Police would initiate a campaign urging villagers to stand up against Maoists efforts to recruit village boys. “We appeal to villagers that if Maoists forcefully take their boys with them, the villagers must resist this collectively. We are starting a campaign to create awareness on this,” Raj added.
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September - 12 
Another Injured cadre of the PLA, who was involved in the same September 12 ambush on a convoy of the IRB, was arrested from Shija Hospital. He was identified as Naorem Ingo.
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Another Injured cadre of the PLA, who was involved in the same September 12 ambush on a convoy of the IRB, was arrested from Shija Hospital. He was identified as Naorem Ingo.
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September - 12 
Four India Reserve Battalion (IRB) personnel were killed and four wounded in an ambush on a hilly road of Ngakha hill in the Imphal East District in the morning of September 12, reports Telegraph. The SFs deployed at Maphou dam on the tri-junction of
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Four India Reserve Battalion (IRB) personnel were killed and four wounded in an ambush on a hilly road of Ngakha hill in the Imphal East District in the morning of September 12, reports Telegraph. The SFs deployed at Maphou dam on the tri-junction of Imphal East, Thoubal and Ukhrul Districts, were moving in a Gypsy and a bullet-proof truck when they came under heavy fire from militants sitting atop Ngakha hill. The attack came as the vehicles were negotiating a corner, 10 kilometres from the dam site, around 10.30am (IST). The militants used rocket launchers, lethod guns and other sophisticated weapons to target the vehicles. The militants snatched an Insas rifle, an AK-47 rifle and a self-loading rifle before retreating into the hills. Rifleman Yumnam Sanayaima, who survived the attack, said, "About 100 militants occupying the upper portion of the hills fired at us. We retaliated and the exchange of fire continued for an hour. But we were far outnumbered." He said the militants first fired two rocket launchers. The first one exploded after hitting the rear portion of the truck, which was following the Gypsy. The second rocket failed to explode. The deceased IRB personnel were identified as riflemen Khangembam Nanda, Amuchou Singh, Vicky Singh and Ashing. The Police suspect the Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) was behind the ambush.
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September - 12 
The militants blew up a Police vehicle by triggering a massive car bomb, killing two Police personnel and a woman and injuring 10 others outside the Central jail in the Rainawari area of the Srinagar on September 12, according to Daily Excelsior. Sou
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The militants blew up a Police vehicle by triggering a massive car bomb, killing two Police personnel and a woman and injuring 10 others outside the Central jail in the Rainawari area of the Srinagar on September 12, according to Daily Excelsior. Sources said the militants parked an explosive laden Maruti car at a short distance away from the Central jail at Kathidarwaza in the old city area and used a remote control device to blow up the car as a police bus was passing by. The blast took place around 6.30pm (IST) when the Police personnel aboard the bus were returning to their District headquarters after dropping detenues at the Central jail. "It was a car bomb used by militants … so far, three persons have been killed while another 10 are injured," Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir Farooq Ahmad Dar said. One of the deceased was identified as Assistant Sub Inspector Sagar Singh while the identity of another Policeman and the woman were yet to be identified till the reports last came in. 10 other Policemen, including the driver of the bus, constable Ali Mohammad, have been injured critically in the explosion. The woman, killed in the blast, was thrown under the tyres of the damaged Police bus and was removed more than an hour later. Initial investigations have revealed that the militants had used nearly 50 kilograms of highly explosive material, suspected to be RDX, to carry out the deadliest attack of the year so far. "The mangled remains of the bus and bits and pieces of the car used in carrying out the attack suggest that a large quantity of explosives was used," an intelligence official said. The residents of the area said the sound of the blast was deafening and glass panes of most of the houses in nearly 100 meters radius were smashed. Meanwhile, Police has announced a reward of INR 1 million to anyone providing information about the militants involved in the car bomb attack.
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A civilian, who happened to be father of a surrendered militant, made a daring attempt to capture two militants alive in his house in the night of September 13 but was shot dead after half an hour long clash with the militants at Sigdi Bhatta at Chat
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A civilian, who happened to be father of a surrendered militant, made a daring attempt to capture two militants alive in his house in the night of September 13 but was shot dead after half an hour long clash with the militants at Sigdi Bhatta at Chatroo in the Kishtwar District, according to Daily Excelsior. The victim, who was shot dead by the militants, was identified as Ghulam Ahmed Chowhan father of Saifullah alias Raqeeb, a surrendered militant of the Hiz-bul-Mujahideen (HM). According to official sources, two militants identified as Amin Bhat and Nissar Ahmed, both of whom had re-joined militancy after their surrender, came to the house of Ghulam Ahmed Chowhan at Sigdi Bhata. Amin Bhat is on hit list of Police and Security Forces after he had snatched AK-47 rifle and 60 rounds from a surrendered militant turned Special Police Officer (SPO) Iqbal Kabli about a couple of months back and fled to forests. Amin had used same AK-47 rifle in the killing of Chowhan.
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A girl was injured, when members of the Village Defence Committee (VDC) foiled a militant attack in the Kashtigarh area of Doda District. According to official sources, militants barged into Kashtigarh and fired on a house. However, the VDC members t
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A girl was injured, when members of the Village Defence Committee (VDC) foiled a militant attack in the Kashtigarh area of Doda District. According to official sources, militants barged into Kashtigarh and fired on a house. However, the VDC members took positions and returned fire. There was an exchange of firing for about 15 minutes and later militants fled from the spot. During the cross fire a 17-year old girl got injured.
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September - 13 
A group of people living right on the Line of Control (LoC) overpowered a suspected Pakistani militant at forward village of Dehot in the Balakote area of Mendhar sector in the Poonch District. The Pakistani national identified himself as Pappu Hussa
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A group of people living right on the Line of Control (LoC) overpowered a suspected Pakistani militant at forward village of Dehot in the Balakote area of Mendhar sector in the Poonch District. The Pakistani national identified himself as Pappu Hussain.
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September - 13 
According to Telegraph, around 193 Black Widow (BW) militants surrendered their arms before the Security Forces (SFs) on September 13. The cadres first gathered at Thanalambra, about 35 kilometres from Haflong, District headquarters of North Cachar H
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According to Telegraph, around 193 Black Widow (BW) militants surrendered their arms before the Security Forces (SFs) on September 13. The cadres first gathered at Thanalambra, about 35 kilometres from Haflong, District headquarters of North Cachar Hills, before proceeding to the 5th Assam Police Battalion headquarters at Sontilla to deposit their weapons. They laid down over 70 weapons in the presence of Police officials, a source said. Among the cadres who came on board were BW leaders Daniel Dimasa, Maurang and Daku Dimasa. “The cadres will be moved into designated camps,” the source said. Five designated camps in different parts of the District are ready for their arrival. The Director-General of Police of South Assam zone, Dipak Kumar, said 358 rebels were expected to deposit their arms by tomorrow. The formal surrender ceremony is expected on September 24 in the presence of the Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi. A source said the outfit wants the Chief Minister to be present at the ceremonial surrender. Apart from the need for Chief Minister presence, the absence of the outfit’s ‘commander-in-chief’, Niranjan Hojai, is also delaying the surrender ceremony. The Union Government has, however, already indicated that talks could begin with the BW even if Hojai did not come.
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September - 13 
Daijiworld reports that a group of cadres of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) led by B. G. Krishamurty, comprising Mundagaru Lata, Hosagadde Prabha, Srimati and four other women cadres, threatened the villagers of Sheerlu village of S
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Daijiworld reports that a group of cadres of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) led by B. G. Krishamurty, comprising Mundagaru Lata, Hosagadde Prabha, Srimati and four other women cadres, threatened the villagers of Sheerlu village of Sringeri taluk (revenue division) in Chikmagalur District with dire consequences when the Maoists had to retreat from the village due to stiff resistance offered by the villagers on September 13.
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September - 13 
Intelligence agencies and SOG in Rajasthan have come across facts which indicate that ISI was using the India-Pakistan border in Rajasthan to push in lethal materials into India. Investigations into the recent haul of arms and ammunitions, including
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Intelligence agencies and SOG in Rajasthan have come across facts which indicate that ISI was using the India-Pakistan border in Rajasthan to push in lethal materials into India. Investigations into the recent haul of arms and ammunitions, including about 14.7 kilograms of RDX from two locations in Barmer District, have revealed that the entire operation was the handiwork of ISI, which is now using cadres of the BKI and a few absconding smugglers. Intelligence sources said that it was a week-long operation by the ISI, but preparations for it had begun almost two months ago. It is believed that after getting a green light from the local ISI area commander, the consignment weighing 45 kilograms was sent from Karachi on August 24. Two carriers, Fotia and Alia, belonging to Pakistan, were entrusted with the task of pushing the consignment containing 14.7 kilograms of ready-to-use RDX and other deadly items into Barmer border. "They had attempted to smuggle the consignment through Jaisalmer border in the second week of August, trying to take advantage of the fact that the security forces would focus on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's visit to Barmer,'' said a senior Police officer. The Police had already come to know that there were 20 packets in all. "Eight packets had been recovered on September 8. When Lunia was arrested, he kept insisting that there were just eight packets, but as the investigators already knew about the consignment, they confronted him with the information and succeed in recovering the rest of ammunition on Sunday,'' the officer added.
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Police recovered a cache of arms and ammunition from a banana farm at Kheroni under Kheroni Police Station in the Karbi Anglong District, reports Assam Tribune. Nine extortion notes belonging to Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF
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Police recovered a cache of arms and ammunition from a banana farm at Kheroni under Kheroni Police Station in the Karbi Anglong District, reports Assam Tribune. Nine extortion notes belonging to Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF) and some documents related to Hindu Liberation Army were also recovered. The recovered arms include two pistols, 102 rounds of ammunition and four grenades, adds Telegraph.
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September - 13 
The Army personnel arrested one Abdul Rakib (26), a People’s United Liberation Front (PULF) militant, from Longkhow (Chiripar) area in the Cachar District. The militant is a resident of Khergao at Mamang Leikai in Imphal. A 7.62 mm revolver, five ext
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The Army personnel arrested one Abdul Rakib (26), a People’s United Liberation Front (PULF) militant, from Longkhow (Chiripar) area in the Cachar District. The militant is a resident of Khergao at Mamang Leikai in Imphal. A 7.62 mm revolver, five extortion notes of PULF (Azad fraction) and one rubber stamp of the PULF Finance Secretary were recovered from the possession of the militant. According to sources from the Army, Abdul underwent training from the terrorist outfit PULF in 2006. He came to Cachar District to collect taxes from the local residents.
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September - 13 
The Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF) expressed its willingness to get their demands met through talks with the Government, reports Sentinel. According to sources, two top-level KLNLF leaders met top Police officials, including
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The Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF) expressed its willingness to get their demands met through talks with the Government, reports Sentinel. According to sources, two top-level KLNLF leaders met top Police officials, including Additional Director General of Police (ADGP), Khagen Sarma, at Guwahati on September 13, 2009. This development came close of the heels of the laying down of arms by the Black Widow following a green signal from the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA). If everything goes well, the outfit may lay down arms by the end of September, 2009, sources added.
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The local Police and the Special Operations Group (SOG) on September 13 seized another consignment of explosives and firearms from a village in the Barmer District, reports Times of India. The seizure items include 8.7 kilograms of RDX, eight detona
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The local Police and the Special Operations Group (SOG) on September 13 seized another consignment of explosives and firearms from a village in the Barmer District, reports Times of India. The seizure items include 8.7 kilograms of RDX, eight detonators, eight magazines, 596 bullets, 500-feet long safety wires, four batteries and four foreign-made pistols. With the latest seizure, the Police have effectively thwarted attempts by the Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) to execute fresh attacks in the country, said sources. Earlier on September 8, Police had seized several arms and ammunitions including six Kilograms of RDX, eight foreign-made pistols, 16 magazines, 12 detonators and wires. The consignments were smuggled to Barmer from Pakistan with the help of Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), Pakistan’s external intelligence. The September 13 seizure occurred following the interrogation of Sodha Khan (28), who was arrested on September 12.
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The Maoists, too, organized a rally comprising villagers from Chilgora to Dherua. Superintendent of Police (SP) Manoj Verma said, "We know about the rally. We recovered two suspected landmines, but they turned out to be fake." Further, suspected Maoi
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The Maoists, too, organized a rally comprising villagers from Chilgora to Dherua. Superintendent of Police (SP) Manoj Verma said, "We know about the rally. We recovered two suspected landmines, but they turned out to be fake." Further, suspected Maoists also dug up a road at Baita, around 15 kilometres from Lalgarh affecting bus service between Jhargram and Midnapore via Dherua.
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September - 13 
Times of India reports that cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) shot dead a supporter of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), identified as Nazrul Hasan (35), in the Binpur area of West Midnapore District on Sep
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Times of India reports that cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) shot dead a supporter of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), identified as Nazrul Hasan (35), in the Binpur area of West Midnapore District on September 13. Around 10 Maoists came on three two-wheelers and shot Hasan dead from close range about 8.30pm (IST) while he was having tea at a local tea stall.
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September - 14 
A suspected cadre of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) slashed his throat with a shaving blade while in Police custody in Keonjhar District on September 14, reports Times of India. Police said the man, Anandi Juanga (32), tried to comm
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A suspected cadre of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) slashed his throat with a shaving blade while in Police custody in Keonjhar District on September 14, reports Times of India. Police said the man, Anandi Juanga (32), tried to commit suicide around noon while he was lodged with four other accused at the Police reserve in Keonjhar. Police, however, refused to divulge the reason behind the attempted suicide.
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According to Telegraph, the Achik National Volunteers Council (ANVC) demanded autonomous status for the Garo hills with “less or no interference” from the Meghalaya Government. The ‘publicity secretary’ of the ANVC, Arist Sengsrang Sangma, on Septemb
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According to Telegraph, the Achik National Volunteers Council (ANVC) demanded autonomous status for the Garo hills with “less or no interference” from the Meghalaya Government. The ‘publicity secretary’ of the ANVC, Arist Sengsrang Sangma, on September 14 suggested the creation of an autonomous body like “Garoland Territorial Council”, which can govern itself without any interference from the State Government. According to Sangma, the idea of formation of a “Garoland Territorial Council” for Garo hills, in line with the Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC), was welcome, but there should be less interference from the State Government and more autonomy to the body, unlike the BTC. “We are yet to suggest any name for the autonomous body, which can politically safeguard the interests of the people of Garo hills with more powers, wider functions and without the interference of the state government,” Sangma said. “By autonomy to Garo hills, we do not mean the one prevailing in the existing Garo Hills Autonomous District Council, which is still under the direct supervision of the state government,” Sangma said. He said once the dream of autonomy for Garo hills was realised, the militant group would demand direct funding from the Centre, unlike the present District Councils in the State, which get funds from the State Government.
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September - 14 
According to Times of India, a day after former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf's confession about US aid being diverted against India, Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor on September 14 asked Washington (US) to monitor its aid
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According to Times of India, a day after former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf's confession about US aid being diverted against India, Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor on September 14 asked Washington (US) to monitor its aid to Islamabad (Pakistan). "We support countries helping Pakistan fighting against terrorism, but we do not expect the aid turned against us," Tharoor told. The US should monitor its aid to Pakistan, he said, adding that Musharraf's disclosure did not surprise India. Musharraf's revelation confirms India's stand on misuse of US aid by Pakistan, he further added. He was reacting to a question on Musharraf's admission in an interview that Pakistan had used the aid provided by the US for the war against terror during his regime to strengthen defences against India. As reported earlier, Musharraf had admitted that he had violated rules governing the use of the military aid, and justified his actions by saying he had "acted in the best interest of Pakistan". Musharraf said he "did not care" whether the US would be angered by his disclosure as he did not want to compromise on Pakistan's interests. India has long voiced its concerns about the misuse of huge aid that the US gave to Islamabad during the so-called war on terror, expected to be over $10 billion, but this is the first public admission by a top Pakistani leader. The current Pakistan Government has, however, denied any misuse of US aid.
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At least four National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) militants surrendered in three separate places in the Dhalai District on September 14, according to Sentinel. Sources said that the NLFT militant Birchandra Jamatia (36) of Kalyanpur in West D
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At least four National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) militants surrendered in three separate places in the Dhalai District on September 14, according to Sentinel. Sources said that the NLFT militant Birchandra Jamatia (36) of Kalyanpur in West District surrendered before the Deputy Police Superintendent at Raishyabari along with his wife Sampari Debbarma (20) and a three-month-old child. He also deposited some documents of the outfit.
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September - 14 
Expressing concern over cross-border terrorism, the Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram on September 14 cautioned that terrorist groups, including the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), were persisting in their attempts to launch te
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Expressing concern over cross-border terrorism, the Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram on September 14 cautioned that terrorist groups, including the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), were persisting in their attempts to launch terror attacks against India with the support they found among disgruntled elements within India, The Hindu reported. “They [LeT and JeM] continue to innovate new ways and means of deniability. Cells and modules within India lend an Indian character to these activities. Through community policing and other innovative measures we must detect and deny any opportunity to our adversaries. Intelligence is the key. We were able to bust 12 terrorist modules in 2008 and, in the first half of the current year, we have been able to neutralise 13 modules.” Chidambaram said while delivering the inaugural address at the three-day annual conference of State Police chiefs and Inspectors-General (IG), organised by the Intelligence Bureau (IB) in New Delhi. He said that there were attempts from across the border to forge unity among separatists in Jammu and Kashmir and escalate violence. Chidambaram spoke about his goals in internal security and policing over the next five years. He described the November 26, 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks (also known as 26/11) as a “game changer,” saying “we can no longer afford to do business as usual.” “Let me state our position clearly. On terrorism, our stance is zero tolerance. We shall raise our level of preparedness to fight any terror attack and, in the case of threat or attack, our response will be swift and decisive,” he said, adding that Policing in India was always a challenge and after 26/11, it became graver. He pointed out that the large scale diversion of development funds to militants gives them easy access to critical resources which helps them recruit new cadres as well as procure arms, adds Times of India. "This conference should dwell on finding workable ways and means to curb illegal diversion of funds to the militants." Chidambaram urged.
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September - 14 
Maoist leaders Jambri and Lambayya escaped when Police surrounded them at Mettaguda in the G.K. Veedhi mandal.
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Maoist leaders Jambri and Lambayya escaped when Police surrounded them at Mettaguda in the G.K. Veedhi mandal.
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September - 14 
Responding to the suggestion made by the Joint Secretary (in charge of Northeast) of the Union Ministry of Home Affairs to abandon the outfit’s demand for a separate State, Sangma said that though there was no change of stand on the statehood demand
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Responding to the suggestion made by the Joint Secretary (in charge of Northeast) of the Union Ministry of Home Affairs to abandon the outfit’s demand for a separate State, Sangma said that though there was no change of stand on the statehood demand, the outfit was open to talks for the autonomous status to Garo hills. “The joint secretary, home, in charge of Northeast, told us that the Centre does not want to divide the Northeast further,” he added. To some extent, the ANVC agreed to this, but the militant group would negotiate with the Centre on what arrangement it would provide to the Garo hills for the outfit to give up its demand for a separate Garo State, he further mentioned.
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September - 14 
Riyaz Bhatkal, the elusive co-founder of the Indian Mujahideen (IM) outfit and one of the country’s most wanted terrorist for his alleged role in the bomb blasts in Jaipur, Bangalore, Ahmedabad and Delhi in 2008, is believed to have slipped out of In
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Riyaz Bhatkal, the elusive co-founder of the Indian Mujahideen (IM) outfit and one of the country’s most wanted terrorist for his alleged role in the bomb blasts in Jaipur, Bangalore, Ahmedabad and Delhi in 2008, is believed to have slipped out of India and found safe haven in Pakistan, reports Indian Express. Riyaz’s presence in Pakistan was discovered nearly two months ago when he called an associate in India, top security sources said. Phones of some of Riyaz’s associates in India were being monitored by central intelligence agencies and Riyaz’s call was detected and the location traced to Pakistan, they said. His identity was confirmed after voice samples with the agencies were matched with that of the voice on the call, they added. “The call from Pakistan was made around two months ago, and we worked on it for a while to confirm whether it was actually Riyaz Bhatkal’s voice. Samples of his voice from previous intercepts collected while he was still in the country were found to match with this call,” said an official. His elder brother Iqbal, another IM fugitive wanted in connection with the same terrorist attacks, is still at large within India. Riyaz is last known to have lived in India in Mangalore in Karnataka. Officials believe that shortly after May 13, 2008 Jaipur and July 26, 2008 Ahmedabad serial bomb blasts accused Qayamuddin Kapadia was arrested from Ujjain, Riyaz fled to Bangladesh and then reached Pakistan via Nepal.
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September - 14 
Suspected cadres of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) set ablaze the houses of three leaders of ruling Communist party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) in Chainpur and Kundalboni villages in West Midnapore District in the night of September 14
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Suspected cadres of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) set ablaze the houses of three leaders of ruling Communist party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) in Chainpur and Kundalboni villages in West Midnapore District in the night of September 14, reports Times of India. The houses of Nitai Pal CPI-M's Dherua local committee member and teacher at Chandra High School and DYFI leader Manoj Pal in Chainpur were set ablaze. The Maoists had taken out a huge rally and attacked the CPI-M members' houses. There were no casualties. Maoists also set ablaze the house of CPI-M's Chandra local committee member Manik Mahapatra in Kundalboni. Manik had left the house two months ago.
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Suspected Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres on September 14 looted a branch of the State Bank of Hyderabad (SBH) in the Khammam District and decamped with about INR 10 lakh, Police said. About 40 people stormed into the SBH's Satyan
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Suspected Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres on September 14 looted a branch of the State Bank of Hyderabad (SBH) in the Khammam District and decamped with about INR 10 lakh, Police said. About 40 people stormed into the SBH's Satyanarayanpuram branch in the Cherla mandal (administrative division) of the District at about 2.30pm (IST) and took away INR 10 lakh in cash by threatening the cashier at gun point, Khammam District Superintendent of Police Anil Kumar told PTI over phone. We suspect that the robbers were Maoists who came from neighboring Chhattisgarh, he added. A group of nine Maoists barged into the bank and threatened the cashier to hand over the cash even as a group of another 30 waited outside the bank, the officer added. It was exactly not known how they fled away, he said, and added that the branch is located near a forest area bordering Chhattisgarh.
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The ‘section commandant’ of the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) of Chirang District, Samayee Narzarry, and three other militants were arrested in a joint operation by the Chirang Police and the Army personnel from Amteka in Chirang Distr
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The ‘section commandant’ of the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) of Chirang District, Samayee Narzarry, and three other militants were arrested in a joint operation by the Chirang Police and the Army personnel from Amteka in Chirang District.
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September - 14 
The Border Security Force (BSF) personnel arrested three All Adivasi National Liberation Army (AANLA) cadres in the Gelabeel area under Borpathar Police Station of Golaghat District, reports Sentinel. The arrested cadres were identified as Issak Bag
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The Border Security Force (BSF) personnel arrested three All Adivasi National Liberation Army (AANLA) cadres in the Gelabeel area under Borpathar Police Station of Golaghat District, reports Sentinel. The arrested cadres were identified as Issak Bag (29), Anil Hau (25) and Diganta Munda (24). Two hand-made pistols, some ammunition and three extortion notes were recovered from their possession.
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The Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) is forging ties with insurgents in the northeast to increase their sphere of influence, Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram said on September 14 while underlining that Maoist violence in the country was
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The Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) is forging ties with insurgents in the northeast to increase their sphere of influence, Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram said on September 14 while underlining that Maoist violence in the country was on the rise, reports IANS. "In a bid to expand its influence it (Communist Party of India-Maoist) has been seeking alliance with secessionists and northeast insurgents... it is also lending support to their secessionist demands," Chidambaram said while inaugurating a three-day conference of Directors General and Inspectors General of Police organised by the Intelligence Bureau in New Delhi. Besides a marked increase in the violence spurred by the Maoists, the "greater sophistication" in the attacks to inflict greater damage was also of concern. "(The) Communist Party of India-Maoist besides targeting police, police informers and inimical forces is laying greater emphasis on targeting infrastructure like roads, bridges," Chidambaram said. The Home Minister spelt out the priority areas in the next five years -- a modern police act, mega city policing, upgradation of forensic science laboratory and prison reforms. The Telegraph quoted Chidambaram as saying, “The CPI (Maoist) has been keenly seeking ideological resonance and tactical understanding with Northeast insurgents and have begun to lend support to their secessionist ideology and demands.” The Home Minister said that the left wing extremism purports to be a radical form of communism and today, various groups adhering to this outdated ideology have their pockets of influence in 20 states across the country, adds Indian Express. "Over 2,000 Police station areas in 223 Districts in these States are partially or substantially affected by the menace," he added. Chidambaram said violence, the most visible aspect of Naxal menace, has been consistently witnessed in about 200 Police station areas of around 90 Districts in 13 States of these States. "Last year, a total of 1,591 incidents of Naxalite violence resulting in 721 killings were reported from 299 Police station areas of 87 Districts of 13 States," the Home Minister said adding this year 1,405 incidents of Naxal violence resulting in 580 killings have already been reported (upto August 27) from 355 Police stations in 78 districts in 11 states. He said the CPI-Maoist has also improved upon its military wares and operational tactics. Besides targeting the Police, alleged Police informers and so-called class enemies, it is laying greater emphasis on attacking economic and development infrastructure such as roads, bridges, railways, power and telecommunication networks, he said. "With increasing sophistication in fabrication and deployment of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), it has inflicted more casualties on the Security Forces," he said. As many as 80 Security Force personnel were killed in 53 landmine-based attacks by the CPI-Maoists in 2008, 123 Security Force personnel have lost their lives so far in 61 landmine-based Maoist actions this year. Altogether, 231 Security Force personnel were killed in Naxal violence in 2008 while 250 Security Force personnel have lost their lives this year, he said.
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The Hindu reports that Police unearthed an arms dump of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) at Cheekupanasa village in G. Madugula mandal (administrative unit) of the Visakhapatnam District on Orissa border. Two land mines, 3 pressure mi
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The Hindu reports that Police unearthed an arms dump of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) at Cheekupanasa village in G. Madugula mandal (administrative unit) of the Visakhapatnam District on Orissa border. Two land mines, 3 pressure mines, an AK 57 magazine, 4 gelatine sticks, 16 pins and 17 parts of grenades, etc. were found, according to Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Kartikeya.
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The second batch of 180 Black Widow (BW) militants surrendered arms on September 14, taking the total number of cadres to 373, 15 more rebels than the Security Forces (SFs) had expected, according to Telegraph. A Police source said the militants set
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The second batch of 180 Black Widow (BW) militants surrendered arms on September 14, taking the total number of cadres to 373, 15 more rebels than the Security Forces (SFs) had expected, according to Telegraph. A Police source said the militants set out from Dihangi, about 30 kilometres from Haflong, escorted by a few senior Police officials to Sontilla, the headquarters of the 5th Assam Police Battalion, where they deposited their arms. The weapons surrendered are yet to be counted but it is a “significant number”, the source said. The extremists will now be shifted to their designated camp in Kapurtalla near Harangajao in the North Cachar Hills District. As reported earlier, the first batch of 193 rebels who surrendered their arms on September 13, are living in a camp in Jatinga village, about 10 kilometers from Haflong. Four camps have been set up at various locations to house the militants during the peace talks. Among those who stepped into Sontilla are frontline leaders Mindao Dimasa and Prakash Dimasa. With the duo’s arrival, all field-level leaders of the outfit have joined the peace process. The outfit’s ‘chief’, Jewel Gorlosa, and its ‘deputy commander-in-chief’ Partha Warisa, are now in judicial custody after being arrested from Bangalore on June 3, 2009. Niranjan Hojai, the ‘commander-in-chief’, has agreed to be present at the formal surrender ceremony of the Jewel Gorlosa followers, expected to be held on September 24, 2009 in the presence of Assam chief minister Tarun Gogoi at Haflong. Hojai (38), a resident of Adra village under Deogbra Police outpost in Maibong subdivision, in his pre-guerrilla days was a Grade IV employee in the State’s public health engineering department. He figured as a key negotiator in the furtive dialogues between Assam Police officials and BW militants in the month of August.
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Three CPI-Maoist cadres, identified as Nandu Ganju, Suresh Ganju and Mukesh Paswan, were arrested by the Jharkhand Police on September 14 from the Konka forest of Mccluskieganj, reported Ranchi Express. Police also recovered a single barrel country m
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Three CPI-Maoist cadres, identified as Nandu Ganju, Suresh Ganju and Mukesh Paswan, were arrested by the Jharkhand Police on September 14 from the Konka forest of Mccluskieganj, reported Ranchi Express. Police also recovered a single barrel country made rifle, a country made pistol, Naxal (left wing extremism) literature, mobile phones and few live cartridges from the arrested Maoists. The arrestees were involved in several cases of loots, extortion, murder and many more reported at different Police stations in the State.
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September - 14 
Three workers of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), including a school teacher, were killed by cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in the Lalgarh area of West Midnapore District on September 14, reports PTI.
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Three workers of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), including a school teacher, were killed by cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in the Lalgarh area of West Midnapore District on September 14, reports PTI. Kartick Mahato (38), a temporary-teacher in Jamda High School at Belatikri in Lalgrah, was shot dead in the morning by six to seven motorcycle-borne Maoists after barging into the classroom when he was taking a class. They even took away his motorbike. A few minutes later, the CPI-M's Salbani Branch office local committee Secretary Sambhu Mahato was shot dead along with one of his associate Anadi Mahato while they were sitting in a roadside tea-stall at Burikarli by the Maoists, the Police said. While Sambhu, a resident of remote Guripal village, died on the spot, his associate died in a local hospital.
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September - 14 
Three workers of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), including a school teacher, were killed by cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in the Lalgarh area of West Midnapore District on September 14, reports PTI.Ka
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Three workers of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), including a school teacher, were killed by cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in the Lalgarh area of West Midnapore District on September 14, reports PTI.Kartick Mahato (38), a temporary-teacher in Jamda High School at Belatikri in Lalgrah, was shot dead in the morning by six to seven motorcycle-borne Maoists after barging into the classroom when he was taking a class. They even took away his motorbike. A few minutes later, the CPI-M's Salbani Branch office local committee Secretary Sambhu Mahato was shot dead along with one of his associate Anadi Mahato while they were sitting in a roadside tea-stall at Burikarli by the Maoists, the Police said. While Sambhu, a resident of remote Guripal village, died on the spot, his associate died in a local hospital.
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September - 15 
A hardcore Maoist who faces 30 murder cases was arrested along with four others from an area under Lalgarh Police station in the same District on September 15, reports Zee News. Sundar Mandi, the Maoist, was also allegedly involved in several abducti
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A hardcore Maoist who faces 30 murder cases was arrested along with four others from an area under Lalgarh Police station in the same District on September 15, reports Zee News. Sundar Mandi, the Maoist, was also allegedly involved in several abduction cases, including that of two Police constables from Lalgarh area on July 30. Superintendent of Police Manoj Verma said Mandi is a member of the People's Guerrilla Association (PGA) of the Maoists and also a leader of the Maoist-backed People's Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA).
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September - 15 
A suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militant, Aslam Kashmiri, was produced before a Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court, which sent him to Police custody till September 29, reports Times of India. Kashmiri is suspected to have sent
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A suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militant, Aslam Kashmiri, was produced before a Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court, which sent him to Police custody till September 29, reports Times of India. Kashmiri is suspected to have sent at least four youths to Pakistan for training in terror, a senior Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) official said. "Preliminary inquiries revealed Kashmiri sent four youths to Pakistan for training in terror,'' ATS chief Krish Pal Raghuvanshi said. Kashmiri was first arrested by the Delhi Police's special cell on August 25, 2009 was brought to Mumbai on September 13 in connection with the 2006 Aurangabad arms haul case. The ATS confirmed Kashmiri alias Yusuf alias Saleem's role in the arms haul case.
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September - 15 
According to The Hindu, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on September 15 sounding a note of caution against certain “worrisome developments”, having an impact on internal security, said that infiltration from across the Line of Control and also via Nep
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According to The Hindu, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on September 15 sounding a note of caution against certain “worrisome developments”, having an impact on internal security, said that infiltration from across the Line of Control and also via Nepal, Bangladesh and the sea was going up. “Encounters with armed militants have become more frequent in recent weeks and months. Secessionist and militant groups within the State are again attempting to make common cause with outside elements and have embarked on a series of protest movements”, Manmohan Singh said. He was addressing the annual conference of Directors-General and Inspectors-General of Police on the second day of the three-day event in New Delhi. “We also need to understand better why many more local youth are being inveigled into participating in terrorist activities and how they are being recruited, indoctrinated and trained. The factors that cause social disharmony and alienation should be clearly known so that we can work to eliminate them.” Prime Minister added.
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September - 15 
Addressing the State Police Chiefs on the second day of their three-day conclave, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that the situation in the north eastern part of the country is far from comfortable, according to Sentinel. “In two of the States — M
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Addressing the State Police Chiefs on the second day of their three-day conclave, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said that the situation in the north eastern part of the country is far from comfortable, according to Sentinel. “In two of the States — Manipur and Assam — current levels of violence give us cause for concern. In addition, extortion and intimidation have become a menace across most of the States in the region. It should be possible, I believe, to bring about a substantial improvement in the situation if there can be better security management,” he said. The State is back on Union Government map of most troubled State, adds Assam Tribune. The Prime Minister’s observation at the conference of Director Generals of Police (DGPs) and Inspector General of Police (IGPs) comes close on the heels of Union Home Minister, P Chidambaram’s critical remarks about the prevailing situation in the Northeast.
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September - 15 
Admitting that the Government had "not achieved much success" in containing left wing extremism, which he described as the "gravest internal security threat", Prime Minister (PM) Manmohan Singh pointed to the increasing influence of the Naxalites (le
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Admitting that the Government had "not achieved much success" in containing left wing extremism, which he described as the "gravest internal security threat", Prime Minister (PM) Manmohan Singh pointed to the increasing influence of the Naxalites (left wing extremists) in vast swathes of India, reports Times of India. Addressing the annual conference of Directors-General and Inspectors-General of Police on the second day of the three-day event in New Delhi on September 15 he said, "I have consistently held that left wing extremism is, perhaps, the gravest internal security threat we face. We have not achieved as much success as we would have liked in containing it. It is a matter of concern that despite our efforts, the level of violence in the affected states continues to rise." "As I have stated before, dealing with left wing extremism requires a nuanced strategy - it cannot be treated simply as a law and order problem. Despite its sanguinary nature, the movement manages to retain the support of a section of the tribals and the poorest of the poor in many areas. It has influence among sizeable sections of civil society, the intelligentsia and the youth. It still retains a certain elan. All this adds to the complexity of the problem. I expect you to keep this in mind as you devise newer and better strategies to deal with the problem," the PM added. Unveiling his vision of a “new-age” Policeman who was more professional, better-motivated, suitably empowered and well-trained, the PM said such a Policeman would place greater emphasis on technology for investigation and other tasks, adds The Hindu. “Emphasis should be on capacity building from the Police station level itself, so that the Police is better equipped.” The Central and State Governments should take quick action to strengthen policing at the grass roots. The country needed a far higher number of Policemen to improve the present low ratio of 145 Policemen per lakh people. As a first move, urgent steps should be taken to fill the large number of vacancies at various levels, he said. “Each police station should aim at being self-sufficient and needs to be given the required resources in terms of anti-riot gear, better weapons, the nucleus of a mobile forensic unit and be connected to a networked criminal database management system.” The Prime Minister wanted every city to have a modern Police control room with digitised maps and said this could be done only by modernising the force. Emphasising the critical importance of training for policemen, he said that on average an officer was retrained only once in about 20 years. This was totally inadequate and must be rectified.
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September - 15 
An NDFB cadre, identified as Bakul Rabha (26), was arrested at Dhuliara village under Baihata Chariali Police station in Kamrup District. According to sources, Rabha was actively associated with collecting extortion money for the 3rd battalion of NDF
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An NDFB cadre, identified as Bakul Rabha (26), was arrested at Dhuliara village under Baihata Chariali Police station in Kamrup District. According to sources, Rabha was actively associated with collecting extortion money for the 3rd battalion of NDFB. A motor bike, a mobile phone handset and INR 10,000 was recovered from his possession.
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September - 15 
Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao said in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal on September 15 that she raised India’s security concerns with the Nepal Government, reports The Hindu. “I reiterated India’s security concerns and the use of Nepalese territ
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Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao said in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal on September 15 that she raised India’s security concerns with the Nepal Government, reports The Hindu. “I reiterated India’s security concerns and the use of Nepalese territory for anti-India activities,” she said. “The Nepalese side unequivocally reiterated its commitment that such activities will not be allowed.” Rao, who also met Nepal’s Home Minister Bhim Rawal, said she was assured by the Nepal Government that cases of counterfeit currency would be investigated.
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September - 15 
In a sudden development across the Line of Control, Pakistan army and the militant commanders of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Hizbul Mujahideen have called back all local militants of this part of the State, who had for the past several months, abandone
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In a sudden development across the Line of Control, Pakistan army and the militant commanders of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Hizbul Mujahideen have called back all local militants of this part of the State, who had for the past several months, abandoned the training camps in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) and started working in shops and other business concerns within PoK and Pakistan. While exact number of the militants from Jammu and Kashmir, held up in PoK after training, was not available, intelligence inputs revealed that nearly 1000 of them had left the training camps of militants with the consent of LeT and HM commanders during last about a year and started working in shops and business houses. Many of them got engaged by the militant ‘commanders’ themselves at that time. Reports, however, suggested that the LeT and HM ‘commanders’ have sent messages to all these militants asking them to immediately report back to the training camps or face consequences. The messages to these militants were sent through over ground network of the militants as well as Police. The militants, majority of whom hailed from Kashmir valley besides Doda belt, Rajouri and Poonch Districts of Jammu region, have responded to the ‘dictates’ of militants and returned to the camps of militant outfits. The cadres, who have not returned so far, are being searched by the militants themselves to bring them back to the camps.
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September - 15 
In the same District, an unidentified People's Liberation Army (PLA) cadre was arrested by the AR personnel from Top Chingtha area under Yairipok Police Station.
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In the same District, an unidentified People's Liberation Army (PLA) cadre was arrested by the AR personnel from Top Chingtha area under Yairipok Police Station.
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September - 15 
PTI reports that armed Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres on September 15 severely assaulted five farmers for cultivating their land at Kada village in the Palamau District, Police said. The extremists also destroyed paddy and pulse
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PTI reports that armed Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres on September 15 severely assaulted five farmers for cultivating their land at Kada village in the Palamau District, Police said. The extremists also destroyed paddy and pulse which the farmers had planted. The Maoists had branded the five farmers as Police informers two years ago and ordered them not to cultivate the land located near the Sone river, Superintendent of Police Saket Kumar Singh said. Since then, the farmers, who together own about 10 acres of land, did not dare to visit their land for fear of Maoist attack, sources in the Husseinabad Police station said. However, they could not resist resuming ploughing following last week's rains in the face of severe drought in Jharkhand, the sources added.
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September - 15 
The Central Government is considering an amendment to the Land Acquisition Act to stop State Governments from acquiring land for private projects in the country’s 90 Districts worst hit by Naxal (left wing extremism) violence, according to South Asia
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The Central Government is considering an amendment to the Land Acquisition Act to stop State Governments from acquiring land for private projects in the country’s 90 Districts worst hit by Naxal (left wing extremism) violence, according to South Asian Observer. Violent backlashes in Singur, Nandigram and Lalgarh areas of West Bengal since 2007 over land acquisition by the State Government for private sector projects apparently led to the change in Government thinking. An expert group, headed by Chief Secretary K. M. Chandrasekhar, made it clear that land in the Naxal-affected areas could be acquired by the Government only for public welfare and national security. “The proposals need to be further revised to minimise displacement of people and secure the rights of the displaced,” the group said in its report. Although most of Naxal-affected districts are tribal-dominated areas, the present law does not restrict the Government from acquiring land for private investment.
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September - 15 
The Hindu reports that a militia member of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) was killed in an encounter with the Police near Jaggaram village in the Kunavaram forest in Khammam District on September 15. Police said that special parties
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The Hindu reports that a militia member of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) was killed in an encounter with the Police near Jaggaram village in the Kunavaram forest in Khammam District on September 15. Police said that special parties took up combing operations in the pocket following information about Maoist activities. While the dalam (squad) managed to escape, Madakam Bheemili, a Gothikoya youth from Chhattisgarh, was killed in the exchange of fire.
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September - 15 
The Manipur Governor Gurbachan Jagat stated that insurgency and ethnic strife amongst the different communities have blemished the long history of peaceful coexistence, unity and brother hood amongst the myriad groups inhabiting in Manipur.
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The Manipur Governor Gurbachan Jagat stated that insurgency and ethnic strife amongst the different communities have blemished the long history of peaceful coexistence, unity and brother hood amongst the myriad groups inhabiting in Manipur.
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September - 15 
The Police arrested three Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) militants working for Amin Bhat, involved in the killing of a civilian, Ghulam Ahmed Chowhan, in his house at Sigdi Bhata, in Chatroo area of Kishtwar District, according to Daily Excelsior. The arrest
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The Police arrested three Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) militants working for Amin Bhat, involved in the killing of a civilian, Ghulam Ahmed Chowhan, in his house at Sigdi Bhata, in Chatroo area of Kishtwar District, according to Daily Excelsior. The arrested militants were identified as Abdul Gani Chopan, Munir Hussain Khatana and Noor Din Khatana, all residents of Sigdi Bhata. Police sources said the militants were arrested after confirmed inputs that they were working as Over Ground Workers for Amin Bhat for past few months. They were instrumental in supplying ration and transporting ammunition for Amin Bhat from one place to another. Amin Bhat had earlier surrendered as a militant only to resume his activities few months back by snatching AK rifle and ammunition from a Special Police Officer.
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September - 15 
The self-styled ‘sergeant major’ of 28th battalion of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), Niren Sharma alias Tarun Gogoi, surrendered before the Security Forces (SFs) during a surrender ceremony held at Dinjan Military Station in Dibrugarh Distri
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The self-styled ‘sergeant major’ of 28th battalion of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), Niren Sharma alias Tarun Gogoi, surrendered before the Security Forces (SFs) during a surrender ceremony held at Dinjan Military Station in Dibrugarh District. The ULFA cadre deposited one AK 56 rifle and a hand grenade. Niren, who hailed from Sivasagar District, had been with the outfit since 1987 and had received military training in Bhutan in 1997. His wife self-styled second lieutenant of the 28th battalion of ULFA, Devika Gohain, was arrested by the Army personnel on September 3.
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September - 15 
The State Government alleged that the Centre had never provided it with adequate Central Para-Military Force (CPMF) and other logistics to fight insurgency. The State Government’s requests for more Central Force to tackle Naxal violence and other pro
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The State Government alleged that the Centre had never provided it with adequate Central Para-Military Force (CPMF) and other logistics to fight insurgency. The State Government’s requests for more Central Force to tackle Naxal violence and other problems were never met, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik told media persons in Bhubaneswar while reacting to allegation of inaction in meaningfully tackling Maoist menace.
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September - 15 
Two cadres of the pro-talk fraction of National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) were arrested in a joint operation by the Police and Army personnel at Digli under Bismuri Police outpost in Kokrajhar District at 2.30 am (IST) on September 15, acco
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Two cadres of the pro-talk fraction of National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) were arrested in a joint operation by the Police and Army personnel at Digli under Bismuri Police outpost in Kokrajhar District at 2.30 am (IST) on September 15, according to Sentinel. The arrested cadres were identified as Barga Mashahary (26) and Mithinga Basumatary (22), both hailing from Bashbari designated camp in Kokrajhar District.
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September - 15 
Two People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) cadres were arrested by the Assam Rifles (AR) personnel in two separate search operations at general area of Kakching Turel Wangma in Thoubal District on September 15, reports Imphal Free Press.
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Two People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) cadres were arrested by the Assam Rifles (AR) personnel in two separate search operations at general area of Kakching Turel Wangma in Thoubal District on September 15, reports Imphal Free Press. They were identified as Santosh (19) and Indrajeet Singh.
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September - 15 
Two suspected militants abducted Block Development Officer of Saikot T.D. Block, Mohammed Asraf Ali, for ransom when he was returning home at Muolvaiphei village in Churachandpur District on September 15.
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Two suspected militants abducted Block Development Officer of Saikot T.D. Block, Mohammed Asraf Ali, for ransom when he was returning home at Muolvaiphei village in Churachandpur District on September 15.
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September - 16 
A Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadre was lynched when he and a colleague went to a village to extort money and threaten the residents in THE Segaisai village of West Singhbhum District, Police said, according to IANS. The incident occ
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A Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadre was lynched when he and a colleague went to a village to extort money and threaten the residents in THE Segaisai village of West Singhbhum District, Police said, according to IANS. The incident occurred when the duo went there to collect money and threaten the villagers against helping the Police, officials said. Members of the Village Defence Committee (VDC) caught both the extremists and started assaulting them. While one of them managed to escape, the other was lynched, Police added. VDCs have been formed by Police to help in the fight against the extremists and to prevent them from spreading their ideology and terror.
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September - 16 
A Grenade blast took place at Kamalabari road in Lakhimpur District at around 7:20 pm (IST) on September 16, according to Sentinel. Sources said that two unidentified youths threw a grenade inside a grocery shop and managed to escape from the inciden
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A Grenade blast took place at Kamalabari road in Lakhimpur District at around 7:20 pm (IST) on September 16, according to Sentinel. Sources said that two unidentified youths threw a grenade inside a grocery shop and managed to escape from the incident site on their bike. However, no casualty was reported, sources added.
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September - 16 
A militant was shot dead in an encounter while three others are still holed up in border area of Chajla in Mendhar District after their infiltration bid was foiled by Security Forces (SFs) on September 16, according to Times of India. Sources said a
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A militant was shot dead in an encounter while three others are still holed up in border area of Chajla in Mendhar District after their infiltration bid was foiled by Security Forces (SFs) on September 16, according to Times of India. Sources said a joint team of Army and Police launched combing operation in Chajla area of Mendhar soon after receiving inputs that a group of four militants had sneaked into the Indian side from across the Line of Control (LoC). The encounter was continuing when the last reports came in, the sources added.
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September - 16 
A trooper of the India Reserve Battalion, in full uniform, was arrested along with two others, including a woman, while they were on their to collect money, the demand for which was served earlier in the name of a militant outfit at Nongmeikapam Leir
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A trooper of the India Reserve Battalion, in full uniform, was arrested along with two others, including a woman, while they were on their to collect money, the demand for which was served earlier in the name of a militant outfit at Nongmeikapam Leirak in Lilando Lampak area. He was identified as Mulkhohao.
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September - 16 
According to Times of India, Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militant Aslam Kashmiri (27) had undergone training in Pakistan much before lone arrested terrorist Mohammad Ajmal alias Kasab and his nine other cadres were trained to carry out the November 26, 20
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According to Times of India, Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militant Aslam Kashmiri (27) had undergone training in Pakistan much before lone arrested terrorist Mohammad Ajmal alias Kasab and his nine other cadres were trained to carry out the November 26, 2008 (also known as 26/11) Mumbai terrorist attacks, says Mumbai Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS). Kashmiri was first arrested by the Delhi Police's special cell on August 25, and brought to the custody of the ATS of Mumbai Police on September 14. Kashmiri underwent training in the Pakistan's Muridke in 2006 and the handlers for him as well as the Kasab group were the same, the Police said. Kashmiri, who studied at Lucknow University in 2003-2005, had obtained a bachelor's degree in Persian. "I met Zarar Shah and Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakvhi, (LeT operatives in Pakistan) during the training. They had come to oversee the training programme,'' Kashmiri told the Police. Shah and Lakhvi were accused in the 26/11 attack. However, the Police are yet to establish if Kashmiri knew any of the 10 LeT militants who terrorised Mumbai for three days. "We are questioning him and trying to establish his role in the arms haul case. It’s too early to comment on it,'' said ATS Additional Commissioner Sukhvindar Singh. Kashmiri is suspected to have played a key role in 2006 Aurangbad arms haul case where the ATS claimed to have seized State's second biggest consignment- 43 Kilograms RDX. Besides, 16 AK-47 rifles, hand grenades and over 3,200 live bullets were also seized. Kashmiri was booked in this case under the stringent sections of the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA). "Preliminary inquiries revealed Kashmiri sent four youths to Pakistan for training in terror. Our teams are continuously working on the case and trying to get more information,'' ATS Chief Krish Pal Raghuvanshi said. Kashmiri is suspected to have arranged the trip of youth to Pakistan via Nepal and Bangladesh to Pakistan for training, said Police. The youth would be imparted with 21-day training in assembling bombs and operating fire arms, they added.
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September - 16 
Elsewhere in the State, Assam Government’s Principal Secretary (Home) Subhas Das would visit the Kakopathar designated camp of the pro-talks fraction of ULFA in Tinsukia District on September 16 (today), where he would hold a discussion with its lea
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Elsewhere in the State, Assam Government’s Principal Secretary (Home) Subhas Das would visit the Kakopathar designated camp of the pro-talks fraction of ULFA in Tinsukia District on September 16 (today), where he would hold a discussion with its leaders, reports Telegraph.
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September - 16 
Imphal Free Press reports that suspected militants hurled a bomb at the residence of one Local Area Development executive engineer, Asem Kumarjit (50), at Lewa Lambi Naorem Leikai under Singjamei Police Station in Imphal West District on September 16
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Imphal Free Press reports that suspected militants hurled a bomb at the residence of one Local Area Development executive engineer, Asem Kumarjit (50), at Lewa Lambi Naorem Leikai under Singjamei Police Station in Imphal West District on September 16. Asem’s daughter in-law, A. Bilandyia (18), was wounded in the attack.
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September - 16 
On September 16, two Naxalites (left wing extremists) were lynched by villagers at Itki situated on the outskirts of State capital Ranchi, The Hindu reports. Amit Gope and Aryan, cadres of the People's Liberation Front of India earlier known as Jhark
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On September 16, two Naxalites (left wing extremists) were lynched by villagers at Itki situated on the outskirts of State capital Ranchi, The Hindu reports. Amit Gope and Aryan, cadres of the People's Liberation Front of India earlier known as Jharkhand Liberation Tigers had been demanding extortion from a postmaster, the Deputy Inspector General of Police, R. K. Mullick, said. When the duo again demanded extortion money from him on September 16, a group of villagers collected at the spot and lynched them.
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September - 16 
One Derhasat Basumatary (22), a cadre of the Ranjan Daimary faction of National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB), surrendered before Kokrajhar Superintendent of Police, P.K. Dutta.
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One Derhasat Basumatary (22), a cadre of the Ranjan Daimary faction of National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB), surrendered before Kokrajhar Superintendent of Police, P.K. Dutta.
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September - 16 
The left wing extremists are calling the shots in 40,000 square kilometres area in Naxal (left wing extremist) affected States where the Government has no control, a Parliamentary panel was informed by the Government on September 16, reports PTI. Hom
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The left wing extremists are calling the shots in 40,000 square kilometres area in Naxal (left wing extremist) affected States where the Government has no control, a Parliamentary panel was informed by the Government on September 16, reports PTI. Home secretary G. K. Pillai told the first meeting of Parliament's Standing Committee on Home Affairs that the Naxal problem is growing rapidly and needed urgent action. At the three-hour meeting the panel, headed by main opposition Bharatiya Janta Party leader M. Venkaiah Naidu, was briefed by the ministry officials about the overall internal security situation with particular focus on the Naxal menace.
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September - 16 
The Police arrested two ULFA linkmen who demanded extortion money of INR four hundred thousand from a school teacher of Mulabari area in Baihata Chariali, reports Assam Tribune. The arrested linkmen were identified as Bhabajyoti Choudhury and Kalyan
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The Police arrested two ULFA linkmen who demanded extortion money of INR four hundred thousand from a school teacher of Mulabari area in Baihata Chariali, reports Assam Tribune. The arrested linkmen were identified as Bhabajyoti Choudhury and Kalyan Nath of Baihata Chariali.
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September - 16 
The Police arrested two United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) militants at Panitema and Dhirenpra respectively in Kamrup District. According to Police sources, Police arrested one ULFA militant, Hemanta Deka (30), at Panitema Village under Kamalpur
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The Police arrested two United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) militants at Panitema and Dhirenpra respectively in Kamrup District. According to Police sources, Police arrested one ULFA militant, Hemanta Deka (30), at Panitema Village under Kamalpur Police station. Following the confession of Hemanta Deka, another ULFA militant, Bakul Boro, was arrested at Dhirenpara in Guwahati. Some writing pads of ULFA and a number of mobile SIM cards were recovered from their possession. The arrested ULFA cadres belonged to the ‘709th battalion’ of the ULFA.
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September - 16 
The Police recovered three firearms from one Siva Das (16) in the State capital of Agartala on September 16, according to Telegraph.
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The Police recovered three firearms from one Siva Das (16) in the State capital of Agartala on September 16, according to Telegraph.
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September - 16 
Unidentified militants exploded bomb on the roof of the residence of the Director of Manipur Sericulture Department at Top Khongangkhong in Imphal East District.
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Unidentified militants exploded bomb on the roof of the residence of the Director of Manipur Sericulture Department at Top Khongangkhong in Imphal East District.
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September - 17 
A combined team of Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA) and the Chhattisgarh Police killed at least 24 Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in the Dantewada District, reports Telegraph. An assistant commandant of CoBRA), Manoranjan
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A combined team of Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (CoBRA) and the Chhattisgarh Police killed at least 24 Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in the Dantewada District, reports Telegraph. An assistant commandant of CoBRA), Manoranjan Singh, was also killed in the attack launched by the Security Force (SF) personnel since September 17-night. 10 dead bodies of the Maoists have been recovered so far, the report said. While four SF personnel sustained injuries, five others were said to be missing and a combing operation has been launched to search for them.
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September - 17 
Suspected militants attacked the residence of Haojakhup Luphao, vice-president of the Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM), apex Kuki tribal body, at New Lambulane area in Imphal East District on September 17. According to Sangai Express, the Military Council fac
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Suspected militants attacked the residence of Haojakhup Luphao, vice-president of the Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM), apex Kuki tribal body, at New Lambulane area in Imphal East District on September 17. According to Sangai Express, the Military Council faction of the United Kuki Liberation Army had served a monetary demand of INR 500, 000 to Haojakhup. Since he failed to meet unreasonable monetary demand, militants opened fire at his residence.
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September - 18 
A United National Liberation Front (UNLF) cadre, Hijam Iboyaima (44), was arrested by the Thoubal District Police during a search operation at Elangkhangpokpi area on September 18.
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A United National Liberation Front (UNLF) cadre, Hijam Iboyaima (44), was arrested by the Thoubal District Police during a search operation at Elangkhangpokpi area on September 18.
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September - 18 
A United National Liberation Front (UNLF) fund raiser, Irom Priyobarta alias Naocha Singh (41), was arrested by the Imphal West District Police from his residence at Kwakeithel Laishram Leikai area. He collected huge amount of money from contractors
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A United National Liberation Front (UNLF) fund raiser, Irom Priyobarta alias Naocha Singh (41), was arrested by the Imphal West District Police from his residence at Kwakeithel Laishram Leikai area. He collected huge amount of money from contractors and engineers of the Manipur Public Health Engineering Department for the outfit.
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September - 18 
According to the report, the SF personnel raided a Maoist camp located at Palachalam, 600 kilometres south of State capital Raipur, under Kisteram Police station area in the evening of September 17. Additional Director General of Police Girdhari Naya
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According to the report, the SF personnel raided a Maoist camp located at Palachalam, 600 kilometres south of State capital Raipur, under Kisteram Police station area in the evening of September 17. Additional Director General of Police Girdhari Nayak said that the SF personnel surrounded the area from all corners and then attacked the camp. The extremists retaliated and a gun battle ensued. Nayak added that 10 dead bodies of the extremist were recovered and the SF personnel destroyed an arms factory being run at the hideout. During the gunfire, the CoBRA assistant commandant was killed on the spot, while four personnel were injured. This was CoBRA’S, the elite anti-Naxal (left wing extremist) wing of the Central Reserve Police Force, maiden operation in Chhattisgarh and it involved some 600 personnel, so far the biggest movement of forces in any operation against the Naxalites in the State. Denying that the operation was a part of the Union Government’s larger plan of launching a massive anti-Naxalite operation across States, the Inspector General of Police (headquarters), R.K. Vij, told The Telegraph, “It was part of the State’s ongoing offensive against insurgency.”
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September - 18 
Eight persons, including suspected cadres of Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), were detained for interrogation after arms and ammunition seized from them during anti-Maoist operations in the District, Police said. "Eight persons from Ghur
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Eight persons, including suspected cadres of Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), were detained for interrogation after arms and ammunition seized from them during anti-Maoist operations in the District, Police said. "Eight persons from Ghuri village in Belatikri area in Lalgarh have been detained. We are interrogating them and if necessary, arrest some of them," West Midnapore Superintendent of Police Manoj Verma said.
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September - 18 
Four National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) militants surrendered before the Assam Rifles in two different incidents in Tripura on September 18, according to Assam Tribune. The Police sources said two militants, identified as Annaram Reang and R
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Four National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) militants surrendered before the Assam Rifles in two different incidents in Tripura on September 18, according to Assam Tribune. The Police sources said two militants, identified as Annaram Reang and Ratanjoy Reang, surrendered at Chhamanu area in Dhalai District before the Assam Rifles personnel who were patrolling there. The surrendered militants deposited 500 Bangladeshi currency and some documents.
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September - 18 
Hindustan Times quoted Bastar region Inspector General of Police T. J. Longkumer as saying, “It is difficult to give the exact figure. But the casualties among Maoists are much higher than we initially believed.” The reports said that the SF personne
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Hindustan Times quoted Bastar region Inspector General of Police T. J. Longkumer as saying, “It is difficult to give the exact figure. But the casualties among Maoists are much higher than we initially believed.” The reports said that the SF personnel, comprising around 650 Policemen, on September 17 found and destroyed an arms manufacturing base of the Maoists as part of its Operation ‘Red Hunt’ in the Palachalma forests near the State’s border with Andhra Pradesh. On its way back on September 18, the team found and attacked another Maoist base. Two helicopters were used in the four-hour-long encounter. The assault was taken up on September 16 when the State Police and the CoBRA units moved into the forests on actionable inputs about a weapon-making unit set up by the Maoists near Botatang, a village north-east of Karigundam, adds The Hindu.
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September - 18 
In the morning of September 18, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel involved in combing operation had an exchange of fire with cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) inside forest near MV90 village under Kalimela Pol
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In the morning of September 18, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel involved in combing operation had an exchange of fire with cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) inside forest near MV90 village under Kalimela Police station of Malkangiri District, reports The Hindu. Meanwhile, security in the District was tightened in the wake of anti-Maoist operation going on in Chhattisgarh.
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September - 18 
Manipur Police recovered 25 kilograms of explosives, including three HE grenades, nails, bolts and two mobile handsets, from a vehicle found parking inside the premise of Governor’s House in capital Imphal on September 18, reports Imphal Free Press
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Manipur Police recovered 25 kilograms of explosives, including three HE grenades, nails, bolts and two mobile handsets, from a vehicle found parking inside the premise of Governor’s House in capital Imphal on September 18, reports Imphal Free Press. Subsequently, the Lanheiba Meitei group belonging to the Military Council faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) claimed responsibility for planting the car bomb.
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September - 18 
SFs arrested two persons at Hamrey National Highway under Pattan Baramulla Police station in Baramulla District and recovered one AK magazine, 510 rounds of AK ammunition, three hand grenades and one UBGL from a vehicle. The vehicle was driven by Jav
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SFs arrested two persons at Hamrey National Highway under Pattan Baramulla Police station in Baramulla District and recovered one AK magazine, 510 rounds of AK ammunition, three hand grenades and one UBGL from a vehicle. The vehicle was driven by Javid Ahmad Najar son of Ghulam Ahmad, resident of Kitpora Palhalan, who was arrested along with the another person, Mohammad Shafi, the son of Mohammad Akbar, resident of Shah Mohalla Palhalan.
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September - 18 
Telegraph reports that militant groups in the State are employing young housewives and other women as couriers of demand letters and even weapons.
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Telegraph reports that militant groups in the State are employing young housewives and other women as couriers of demand letters and even weapons.
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September - 18 
The Army personnel arrested an arms dealer, Abul Hussain Barbhuiya (30), from Pangram area under Udharband Police station near Silchar in Cachar District. Five improvised explosive devises (IEDs) with electronic detonators and flexible wires were rec
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The Army personnel arrested an arms dealer, Abul Hussain Barbhuiya (30), from Pangram area under Udharband Police station near Silchar in Cachar District. Five improvised explosive devises (IEDs) with electronic detonators and flexible wires were recovered from his possession. Sources said that he had been supplying arms and ammunitions to different militant outfits of North east.
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September - 18 
The Black Widow (BW) sought a camp at Mahur in North Cachar Hills District to deny any conflict to Naga militant outfits in the wake of the Dimasa outfit laying down arms, reports Telegraph. The BW feels that Naga outfits would try to expand their ar
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The Black Widow (BW) sought a camp at Mahur in North Cachar Hills District to deny any conflict to Naga militant outfits in the wake of the Dimasa outfit laying down arms, reports Telegraph. The BW feels that Naga outfits would try to expand their area of influence in the District, taking advantage of the ceasefire by Dimasa outfits. The DHD is already under a ceasefire since 2003 and cadres of the Jewel faction laid down arms this week. The National Socialist Council of Nagaland - Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) faction has been demanding integration of the Naga-inhabited areas of North Cachar Hills, contiguous to Nagaland, in its proposed Naga homeland. Mahur is one such stretch. The DHD already has a camp in another Naga-populated area of Maibong. The 373 BW militants who came overground, on September 13 and September 14, are now housed in two camps at Jatinga and Kapucherra. The non-Dimasa population in Jatinga is objecting to the camp, fearing that it would give an upper hand to the Dimasas in the area although it cited a “sense of insecurity” as its reason. Sources said that the BW, while seeking a camp at Mahur, pointed out to State Government that the Naga militant outfit, which has a strong presence in the Naga-dominated areas, might target Dimasa villages in these areas.
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The Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (Cobra) suffered its first biggest casualty after Security Force (SF) personnel recovered the bodies of five of its missing personnel on September 19, the days after the COBRA sneaked into a Communist Party
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The Commando Battalion for Resolute Action (Cobra) suffered its first biggest casualty after Security Force (SF) personnel recovered the bodies of five of its missing personnel on September 19, the days after the COBRA sneaked into a Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) hideout in Dantewada District and destroyed an arms factory, besides killing as many as 24 militants, according to Telegraph. Operation Green Hunt, on for the last 48 hours, has so far claimed six COBRA personnel, including Assistant Commandant Manoranjan Singh whose body was recovered on September 18. “After a massive search operation, Security personnel spotted the bodies of five missing COBRA personnel in the dense forests of Palachalam,” Inspector-General of Police (headquarters) R. K. Vij told. Among those killed were Assistant Commandant Rakesh Chaurasia, Sub-Inspector, a Head Constable and two Constables. With the death of six of its personnel in Operation Green Hunt, this would be first time that the Central Reserve Police Forces’s (CRPF) COBRA had suffered casualties while combing the forests of Chhattisgarh ever since the special unit was raised in August 2008 to fight CPI-Maoist militants. Along with the State Police, the COBRA personnel had launched a major offensive against Maoists by storming their hideout in Palachalam forests under Kisteram Police Station of Dantewada District. In the operation that was launched on September 18, at least 24 CPI-Maoist militants were shot dead by the SF personnel. The Police have recovered 10 dead bodies so far. An arms factory being run by the CPI-Maoist militants was also destroyed.
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September - 18 
The militants shot dead two Special Police Officers (SPOs) and managed to decamp with their weapons at Shikri Top in Marmat area of Doda District in the evening of September 18, according to Daily Excelsior. Senior Superintendent of Police of Doda Di
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The militants shot dead two Special Police Officers (SPOs) and managed to decamp with their weapons at Shikri Top in Marmat area of Doda District in the evening of September 18, according to Daily Excelsior. Senior Superintendent of Police of Doda District said that three SPOs, who were on way back home at Gajot from Sadak post in hilly Marmat area of Doda District, were intercepted by a group of five to seven militants at Shikri Top at 5 pm (IST). The militants had laid a ‘C’ type ambush for the SPOs from thick growth of vegetation. Two SPOs were killed on spot while third one managed to survive taking cover behind the crops. As Police personnel from their Sadak post and Security Forces (SFs) rushed to the spot, the militants managed to escape. SFs have launched a massive search operation in the area to arrest the militants suspected to be cadres of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) outfit. The SPOs killed in the firing were identified as Abdul Gani and Riaz Ahmad, residents of Gajot. Another SPO, Mohammad Yaqoob, managed to survive with minor bruises and later informed Police and SFs about the ambush. The militants also took away one Insas rifle, a pistol and three mobile telephones from slain SPOs while Yaqoob saved his AK-47 rifle. According to sources, the killing of SPOs was a possible retaliation by the militants to the elimination of their over 20 top associates in Doda District during last three months.
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September - 18 
The personnel of 10th battalion of Border Security Force (BSF) arrested an All Adivasi National Liberation Army (AANLA) militant, identified as Arjun Gorh alias Sanjay Gorh (27), from Naharbari village under Golaghat Police station of Golaghat Distri
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The personnel of 10th battalion of Border Security Force (BSF) arrested an All Adivasi National Liberation Army (AANLA) militant, identified as Arjun Gorh alias Sanjay Gorh (27), from Naharbari village under Golaghat Police station of Golaghat District. According to BSF sources, Arjun Gorh is the son of late Shree Dukanur Gorh of No. 2 Panjan village under Sarupathar Police station in Golaghat District. Preliminary investigation said that the militant had gone to Quwani Mor area to extort money from a Kariyana (general store) shopkeeper, Gopal Narotia, when he was arrested by the troops of BSF. A demand note of the AANLA of INR three hundred thousand was also recovered from the shopkeeper, Gopal Narotia.
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September - 18 
The Police arrested three LeT militants from Bhaderwah town in Doda District and recovered arms, ammunition and explosive devices from their possession. The arrested militants were identified as Dawood Ahmad Khan son of Abdul Rashid Khan, Nazir Ahmad
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The Police arrested three LeT militants from Bhaderwah town in Doda District and recovered arms, ammunition and explosive devices from their possession. The arrested militants were identified as Dawood Ahmad Khan son of Abdul Rashid Khan, Nazir Ahmad son of Abdullah Khan and Abdul Majeed Khan, son of Ghulam Hassan Khan, all residents of Sungli, Bhaderwah. one cigarette packet of a Pakistan made company ‘Ruili River’ fitted with a detonator, 17 electronic detonators, one Alinco wireless set, one 12 bore gun, a letter head of LeT and some ammunition were recovered from their possession.
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September - 18 
The Police arrested two militants of the ‘27th battalion’ of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), identified as Satya Baishya and Abdul Mazan Bora, from Baihata Chariali in Kamrup District on September 18, according to Sentinel. A revolver and thr
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The Police arrested two militants of the ‘27th battalion’ of United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), identified as Satya Baishya and Abdul Mazan Bora, from Baihata Chariali in Kamrup District on September 18, according to Sentinel. A revolver and three rounds of ammunition, a motorcycle, ULFA’s pad and some extortion notes were recovered from their possession, adds Assam Tribune.
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September - 18 
The Security Forces (SFs) arrested an ULFA linkman, Jaiprakash Rai (27) of Khudra Derugaon Suterpara village in Kokrajhar District, reports Sentinel.
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The Security Forces (SFs) arrested an ULFA linkman, Jaiprakash Rai (27) of Khudra Derugaon Suterpara village in Kokrajhar District, reports Sentinel.
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September - 18 
The SF personnel recovered two pistols, one carbine, three 12 bore guns, 73 Pika rounds, 183 AK rounds, four AK magazine, 98 AK cartridges, one wireless set, one IED, one binocular, one safety fuse and a large quantity of medicines, utensils and edib
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The SF personnel recovered two pistols, one carbine, three 12 bore guns, 73 Pika rounds, 183 AK rounds, four AK magazine, 98 AK cartridges, one wireless set, one IED, one binocular, one safety fuse and a large quantity of medicines, utensils and edible items during a search operation at Koti Dashnan in Doda District.
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September - 18 
The State Government has now decided to impart special training to the special task force (STF) created to take action against the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), reports Times of India. The decision was taken to counter the increase in
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The State Government has now decided to impart special training to the special task force (STF) created to take action against the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), reports Times of India. The decision was taken to counter the increase in Naxal attacks at Gadchiroli, Chandrapur, Bhandara, Yavatmal and Nanded Districts. Additional Secretary (Home) Kailash Bilonikar issued a notification directing the Force One battalion (created speciallly to tackle terror attacks), to impart rigorous training to the STF at Wadachiwadi in Pune from September 1. The training centre would use the resources of the Unconventional Operation Training Centre.
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September - 18 
The two employees of a central public sector undertaking, Mineral Exploration Corporation Limited, were abducted from Mulabheti site in Jiajuri hills under Howraghat Police Station, bordering Karbi Anglong and Nagaon District in the night of Septembe
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The two employees of a central public sector undertaking, Mineral Exploration Corporation Limited, were abducted from Mulabheti site in Jiajuri hills under Howraghat Police Station, bordering Karbi Anglong and Nagaon District in the night of September 18, according to Telegraph. They were identified as Gopal Mandal and Motilal Dey. The Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF) claimed responsibility for the abduction of two persons and demanded INR five millions for their release. “This morning (September 19) we received a telephone call from a person who claimed to be a KLNLF cadre. He told us that Mandal and Dey were being held as hostages and demanded INR five millions ransom from us,” a company source said. The Mineral Exploration Corporation Limited is involved in exploration of silica in Jiajuri hills bordering Karbi Anglong. “Our team, comprising 20 members, started exploration in March this year and we were to leave the District just after Durga Puja (Dushhera),” the source said. “We received no extortion letter from any organisation before the kidnapping of the two officials,” the source added.
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September - 18 
Thousands of people took out a rally at Dasmantpur in Koraput District, submitting a memorandum to the District Administration with a demand to take action against Chasi Mulia Adivasi Sangh (CMAS, the Peasants, Labourers and Tribals Association) for
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Thousands of people took out a rally at Dasmantpur in Koraput District, submitting a memorandum to the District Administration with a demand to take action against Chasi Mulia Adivasi Sangh (CMAS, the Peasants, Labourers and Tribals Association) for their alleged violent activities in the region.
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September - 18 
Times Now quoted Intelligence Bureau (IB) sources as saying that all coastal State Director Generals of Police (DGPs) have been sent alert mails to increase patrolling in the wake of terrorist threat from sea. IB sources also warned that the attacks
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Times Now quoted Intelligence Bureau (IB) sources as saying that all coastal State Director Generals of Police (DGPs) have been sent alert mails to increase patrolling in the wake of terrorist threat from sea. IB sources also warned that the attacks vessels would be launched from an Iranian port and a Gulf financier is believed to be behind the terror plans. The development has came barely hours after Israel warning India that a Pakistan-based terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), affiliated to al-Qaeda, is planning to carry out a string of terror attacks across India. However, taking note of Israel's warning, the Union Government on September 18 said that it was fully prepared to deal with any situation, adds Times of India. "We are fully prepared and we will take care of whatever situation arises," a Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) spokesperson said.
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September - 18 
Times of India quoted an unnamed official as saying, "It is for the first time that the security forces could reach the Chinta Gufa forest area, considered to be a major Naxal hideout." Police sources in Chhattisgarh claimed that nearly 200 armed Nax
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Times of India quoted an unnamed official as saying, "It is for the first time that the security forces could reach the Chinta Gufa forest area, considered to be a major Naxal hideout." Police sources in Chhattisgarh claimed that nearly 200 armed Naxalites have been surrounded and combined Police forces are fast approaching a key Naxal hideout in the area.
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September - 18 
Times of India reports that Maoist-backed People’s Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA) leader Swadesh Hembram (28), a resident of Ramgarh in Lalgarh in West Midnapore District, was allegedly lynched by activists of ruling Communist Party of In
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Times of India reports that Maoist-backed People’s Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA) leader Swadesh Hembram (28), a resident of Ramgarh in Lalgarh in West Midnapore District, was allegedly lynched by activists of ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) on September 18. Local CPM leaders, though, denied that their men were involved in the lynching. Swadesh's relative, Subhas Hembram, was seriously injured in the beating when he tried to rescue.
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September - 18 
To strengthen its security apparatus along the 1600 kilometre long coast line in the State, Gujarat Government has decided to create a marine commando unit and recruit 600 commandos. A senior official in the State Home Department said that the marine
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To strengthen its security apparatus along the 1600 kilometre long coast line in the State, Gujarat Government has decided to create a marine commando unit and recruit 600 commandos. A senior official in the State Home Department said that the marine commando unit would be created and its headquarters would be located in Jamnagar District in Saurashtra. "We have finalised the details of the project and also framed the criteria for recruitment of the commandos," he said. In addition, the State Home Department has also sent a proposal to the Union Government for setting up 12 Coastal Police Stations in the State.
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September - 18 
Two NLFT militants, identified as Gouranga Hari Jamatiya, a self-styled ‘corporal’ of the outfit, and Annababu Jamatiya, surrendered before the Assam Rifles at Gamaku Bari in South District. The surrendered militants deposited a few live cartridges.
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Two NLFT militants, identified as Gouranga Hari Jamatiya, a self-styled ‘corporal’ of the outfit, and Annababu Jamatiya, surrendered before the Assam Rifles at Gamaku Bari in South District. The surrendered militants deposited a few live cartridges.
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September - 19 
A Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militant was killed in an encounter with the Police in the Dessa area of Doda District on September 19, The Hindu reported. On a tip-off, the Special Task Force of Police launched an operation at Kandi Dhar area of Dessa tehsi
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A Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militant was killed in an encounter with the Police in the Dessa area of Doda District on September 19, The Hindu reported. On a tip-off, the Special Task Force of Police launched an operation at Kandi Dhar area of Dessa tehsil (revenue unit), 220 kilometres from Jammu. The militant opened fire on the Police. In the retaliatory action, the LeT militant, identified as Noor Hussain alias Chota Hamza was killed, Police said. Police also recovered a 303 rifle and a Chinese grenade from the possession of the slain militant.
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September - 19 
A National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang (NSCN-K) cadre was killed while three others, including a civilian, were injured when three armed men traveling in a vehicle came to a hotel at Burma Camp bazaar in Dimapur, and opened fire on three N
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A National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang (NSCN-K) cadre was killed while three others, including a civilian, were injured when three armed men traveling in a vehicle came to a hotel at Burma Camp bazaar in Dimapur, and opened fire on three NSCN-K cadres who were inside the hotel on September 19, according to Nagaland Post. The slain NSCN-K cadre was identified as Mughaho (26).
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September - 19 
Cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) killed two supporters of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), identified as Manik Mandi and Ashok Mandi, residents of Tarafena village in Belpaharai near Lalgarh in West Midna
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Cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) killed two supporters of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), identified as Manik Mandi and Ashok Mandi, residents of Tarafena village in Belpaharai near Lalgarh in West Midnapore District in the night of September 19, reports Indian Express. The victims were members of Gana Pratirodh Manch, a mass organisation set up by the CPI-M to combat Maoists. According to the Police, armed Maoist squads called the duo out of their homes and beat them up. They dragged them to the centre of the village and slit their throats. Later, they shot in their heads. In a message to media persons, Maoist leader Bikash took the responsibility of the killings and said the duo was acting as Police informers.
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September - 19 
Four Maoists, who were suspected to have shot dead a school teacher, Kartick Mahato, in his classroom on September 14, were arrested in Lalgarh on September 19. Of the four, Lakshman Baskey, from whose house the other three were also arrested, is a m
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Four Maoists, who were suspected to have shot dead a school teacher, Kartick Mahato, in his classroom on September 14, were arrested in Lalgarh on September 19. Of the four, Lakshman Baskey, from whose house the other three were also arrested, is a member of the Maoist-backed People’s Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA). The three others arrested were Baskey’s son Rajendranath (18), his brother Ranjit (30), and Baburam Mandi (18), who is from Raipur in Bankura.
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September - 19 
Imphal Free Press reports that suspected militants hurled a grenade at the residence of an Assistant Engineer of the Manipur Public Health Engineering Department, Pangambam Sarachandra, at Uripok Khoisnam Leikaim area in Imphal West District on Septe
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Imphal Free Press reports that suspected militants hurled a grenade at the residence of an Assistant Engineer of the Manipur Public Health Engineering Department, Pangambam Sarachandra, at Uripok Khoisnam Leikaim area in Imphal West District on September 19.
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September - 19 
In the night of September 19, the house of a local Rashtriya Janta Dal party leader was blown up at Chatra and a passenger jeep was set ablaze by the extremists in the Khunti District. Reports said five PLFI cadres intercepted a jeep near Chamri vill
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In the night of September 19, the house of a local Rashtriya Janta Dal party leader was blown up at Chatra and a passenger jeep was set ablaze by the extremists in the Khunti District. Reports said five PLFI cadres intercepted a jeep near Chamri village, forced the passengers to alight and set ablaze the vehicle.
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September - 19 
The Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) militants blew up a major portion of a community hall in the Burger Bazar locality of Bhandaria block in Garhwa District on September 19, according to Telegraph. However, no casualty was reported. Acc
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The Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) militants blew up a major portion of a community hall in the Burger Bazar locality of Bhandaria block in Garhwa District on September 19, according to Telegraph. However, no casualty was reported. According to Garhwa District Police Chief Saket Kumar Singh, the incident occurred around 2am (IST).
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September - 19 
The Naxalites (left wing extremists) released six security guards of a private construction firm after holding them captive for more than 15 days in the Jamui District, Police said on September 19, according to Zeenews.com. The extremists freed the e
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The Naxalites (left wing extremists) released six security guards of a private construction firm after holding them captive for more than 15 days in the Jamui District, Police said on September 19, according to Zeenews.com. The extremists freed the employees of Subhash Project Marketing Limited (SPML) from different places in Patna, Jamui and Bhagalpur, on September 18, Deputy Inspector General of Police (Munger range) Amit Kumar said adding no arrests have been made so far. According to sources, the abducted employees were released after the Kolkata-based firm SPML met the extortion demand of the Naxalites. Kumar, however, denied such reports. As reported earlier, six security guards, D. N. Pandey, Sarvadeo Roy, Manish Kumar, Manbharan Singh, Hirman Paswan and Narayan Prasad, were abducted by over 400 extremists from SPML's plant at Hariondhi village in Jamui District on September 1. The Special Task Force and the District Armed Police had failed to rescue them in search operations in the forests of Jamui, official sources said.
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September - 19 
Three Achik Tiger Force militants, including their ‘commander-in-chief’ Durich D. Sangma, managed to escape during an encounter with the Police in a place between Monbari and Sukaranbari villages in West Garo Hills District on September 19, according
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Three Achik Tiger Force militants, including their ‘commander-in-chief’ Durich D. Sangma, managed to escape during an encounter with the Police in a place between Monbari and Sukaranbari villages in West Garo Hills District on September 19, according to Shillong Times.
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September - 19 
Troops neutralised a militant hideout in general area of Lower Panch Gabbar in Rajouri District on September 19, reports Times of India. The recovery included five pistols with magazines and 13 rounds, three AK magazines, 90 rounds of AK ammunition,
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Troops neutralised a militant hideout in general area of Lower Panch Gabbar in Rajouri District on September 19, reports Times of India. The recovery included five pistols with magazines and 13 rounds, three AK magazines, 90 rounds of AK ammunition, 10 hand grenades, one radio set and miscellaneous items.
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September - 20 
A suspected Bangladeshi intelligence official, Habibur Rahman, was arrested by the Village Defence Party (VDP) of Dawki on September 20. A mobile phone, a notebook, a Grameen mobile SIM card and Bangladeshi currency notes were seized from his possess
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A suspected Bangladeshi intelligence official, Habibur Rahman, was arrested by the Village Defence Party (VDP) of Dawki on September 20. A mobile phone, a notebook, a Grameen mobile SIM card and Bangladeshi currency notes were seized from his possession. The report adds that the Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) reportedly helped Habibur in entering the Indian territory through the Umngot River. According to sources, Habibur was a former employee of the Islami Bank's Amin Bazar Branch in capital Dhaka.
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September - 20 
A United National Liberation Front (UNLF) cadre, Elangbam Premjit alias Nagakpa (31), was arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel during a search operation at Keirao Walkhem under Irilbung Police Station in Imphal East District on September 20, report
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A United National Liberation Front (UNLF) cadre, Elangbam Premjit alias Nagakpa (31), was arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel during a search operation at Keirao Walkhem under Irilbung Police Station in Imphal East District on September 20, reports Imphal Free Press.
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September - 20 
A woman, suspected of having links with the Pakistan’s Inter Services Intelligence (ISI, was arrested by the Police on September 20 after her arrival at the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport in Kolkata, capital city of West Bengal, fro
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A woman, suspected of having links with the Pakistan’s Inter Services Intelligence (ISI, was arrested by the Police on September 20 after her arrival at the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport in Kolkata, capital city of West Bengal, from Bangkok on an Air India Express flight, reports The Hindu. The arrestee identified as Jyoti Rana, a resident of Nawada village in New Delhi, was carrying three passports and a mobile phone that had several Pakistan numbers and certain documents. The woman, however, denied having any connection with the ISI. She claimed that she was working as a housemaid in Bangkok.
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September - 20 
According to Daily Excelsior, unidentified militants shot dead a woman and injured her sister in Kangan area of Ganderbal District in the night of September 20. "Some unidentified militants barged into the house of Abdul Ahad Khan at Batpora-Akhaal i
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According to Daily Excelsior, unidentified militants shot dead a woman and injured her sister in Kangan area of Ganderbal District in the night of September 20. "Some unidentified militants barged into the house of Abdul Ahad Khan at Batpora-Akhaal in Kangan area of Ganderbal district and fired upon her daughter Dilshada," a Police spokesman said. Dilshada was killed on the spot while Abdul’s another daughter Rohee sustained injury in the gun attack.
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September - 20 
According to Nagaland Post, 24 cadres of the Naga National Council (NNC), including its Sumi region president and vice president, defected to the Adino faction of the outfit. “At this juncture of free movement of National workers, the gullible and th
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According to Nagaland Post, 24 cadres of the Naga National Council (NNC), including its Sumi region president and vice president, defected to the Adino faction of the outfit. “At this juncture of free movement of National workers, the gullible and the opportunists will join this group or that group,” said information & publicity wing of the NNC.
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September - 20 
Four trucks were set ablaze by the cadres of the People’s Liberation Front of India (PLFI), earlier known Jharkhand Liberations Tiger (JLT), at Aara Ghati in Khunti District on September 20, reports Times of India. The PLFI cadres stopped the trucks
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Four trucks were set ablaze by the cadres of the People’s Liberation Front of India (PLFI), earlier known Jharkhand Liberations Tiger (JLT), at Aara Ghati in Khunti District on September 20, reports Times of India. The PLFI cadres stopped the trucks carrying coal tar and iron equipment and set them ablaze, Superintendent of Police (SP) Jatin Narwal said. The extremists set ablaze the trucks for ‘violating’ the outfit's 24-hour shut down call in Palamu division beginning August 19-midnight demanding the release of their ‘sub-zonal commander’ Laxmanji. Police sources said the PLFI cadres had stopped the truck drivers at midnight and asked them to follow their diktat. Jharkhand Police spokesman Inspector General of Police S. N. Pradhan said the drivers didn't listen and hence their trucks were set on fire. "According to our information, the PLFI members had warned the drivers not to ply their vehicles on Saturday night. As the drivers did not follow the outfit's diktat the vehicles were set ablaze at 7 am on Sunday," said Pradhan. The drivers and helpers were chased away.
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September - 20 
In another incident in the same night in the same District, a local Maoist leader Asit Sarkar (52) was killed by four unidentified persons at Sandhipur area under Garbeta Police Station, reports The Hindu. Asit Sarkar, a founder member of the Distric
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In another incident in the same night in the same District, a local Maoist leader Asit Sarkar (52) was killed by four unidentified persons at Sandhipur area under Garbeta Police Station, reports The Hindu. Asit Sarkar, a founder member of the District unit of the erstwhile People’s War Group (PWG) became a senior District leader of the CPI-Maoist after the outfit was formed following the merger of the PWG with the Maoist Communist Centre (MCC) in September 2004.
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September - 20 
Personnel of the Government Railway Police (GRP) escorting the Silchar-Agartala special train recovered 320 gelatin sticks and 80 metres of fuse wire from two persons on September 20, reports Assam Tribune. According to Brajenjit Singha of the GRP, t
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Personnel of the Government Railway Police (GRP) escorting the Silchar-Agartala special train recovered 320 gelatin sticks and 80 metres of fuse wire from two persons on September 20, reports Assam Tribune. According to Brajenjit Singha of the GRP, the seizure was made between Badarpur and Karimganj railway stations. The arrested persons were identified as Henry Vanlalnghaka (25) and Lalthasanga (24).
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September - 20 
PTI reports that a ‘sub-zonal commander’ of the PLFI, Shankar Yadav, who was the prime accused in the August 31 abduction of Alok Kumar, circle officer of Panki in the Latehar District, was arrested during a search operation in the District on Septem
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PTI reports that a ‘sub-zonal commander’ of the PLFI, Shankar Yadav, who was the prime accused in the August 31 abduction of Alok Kumar, circle officer of Panki in the Latehar District, was arrested during a search operation in the District on September 20, the SP Kuldip Dwedi told reporters. He said that Kumar was later set free by the extremists on September 2. Dwedi added that a semi-automatic 9-mm pistol, magazines and live cartridges, two mobile sets and one motorcycle were seized from his possession. The Police official said Yadav was wanted in at least eight other cases including murder and arson.
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September - 20 
Taking the fight against left wing extremism to a new frontier, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has sought to actively involve the print media directly by issuing advertisements depicting “cold-blooded killings” of innocent citizens by Naxalites (
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Taking the fight against left wing extremism to a new frontier, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has sought to actively involve the print media directly by issuing advertisements depicting “cold-blooded killings” of innocent citizens by Naxalites (left wing extremists), The Hindu reports. The first in a series of advertisements appeared in all national dailies on September 20 which carried seven photographs of innocent women, men and children who were killed by Naxals over the past three years. In a bid to silence criticism regarding the authenticity and credibility of these photographs, all the victims have been identified and their villages and dates of killings have also been mentioned. The advertisements carry the tagline “Naxals are nothing, but cold-blooded murderers.” “These ads are an attempt to show to the newspaper readers who are more aware than others that Naxals are not wedded to any lofty ideology but carry out such killings in a routine manner to instil fear among people and terrorise them,” Home Ministry spokesperson Onkar Kedia said. “More such advertisements will be issued in all regional newspapers in the days to come. Senior officials of the Home Ministry have also previewed 25-minute-long films made on Naxalism and tribals and as part of the new strategy, these will be exhibited by the national network of Doordarshan and other electronic media,” the spokesperson said. The advertisements also mark a departure from the Government’s stand that Naxals were “misguided elements” who needed to be lured back into national mainstream. The advertisements were issued after Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram had a series of discussions with senior officials of his Ministry on thrashing out a new “media policy” to deal with the gravest danger to internal security.
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September - 20 
The formal surrender ceremony of the Black Widow (BW) outfit, earlier tentatively scheduled for September 24, is likely to be delayed by a few more days.
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The formal surrender ceremony of the Black Widow (BW) outfit, earlier tentatively scheduled for September 24, is likely to be delayed by a few more days.
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September - 20 
The Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF) on September 20 stated it would never surrender weapons for the sake of any political dialogue though it would wait for a response from the Government till the end of September 2009, accord
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The Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF) on September 20 stated it would never surrender weapons for the sake of any political dialogue though it would wait for a response from the Government till the end of September 2009, according to Telegraph. The outfit also denied any hand in the abduction of two officials of a mineral exploration company. The KLNLF ‘publicity secretary’, Rezek Dera, said over phone from an undisclosed location that the outfit’s stand on arms surrender had been intimated to Dispur at an informal meeting with representatives from the State Government on September 10.
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September - 20 
The Maoists killed Buddheswar Mandi (50), a resident of Kalapathar village in the Belpahari block, adjacent to Lalgarh on September 20. The victim was a member of the Gana Pratirodh Committee (People's Resistance Committee) set up with the support of
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The Maoists killed Buddheswar Mandi (50), a resident of Kalapathar village in the Belpahari block, adjacent to Lalgarh on September 20. The victim was a member of the Gana Pratirodh Committee (People's Resistance Committee) set up with the support of the CPI-M in December 2008 to resist Maoist activities in the region. Several Maoist leaflets were also found at the spot, the Police said. Maoist leader Bikas claimed responsibility for the killing.
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September - 20 
The Pakistan Army violated cease-fire by resorting to firing at seven places in Krishna Ghati and Mendhar sectors in Poonch District in the mid-night of September 20 with a clear aim to facilitate infiltration of militants into Indian territory.
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The Pakistan Army violated cease-fire by resorting to firing at seven places in Krishna Ghati and Mendhar sectors in Poonch District in the mid-night of September 20 with a clear aim to facilitate infiltration of militants into Indian territory.
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September - 20 
The Police arrested one of the suspects, in connection with car bomb planted at the premises of Governor’s Houuse, from Wabagai Lamkhai under Kakching Police Station in Thoubal District. He was identified as Yumnam Boy (27).
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The Police arrested one of the suspects, in connection with car bomb planted at the premises of Governor’s Houuse, from Wabagai Lamkhai under Kakching Police Station in Thoubal District. He was identified as Yumnam Boy (27).
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September - 20 September - 21
Times of India reports a rural reporter of Gajapati District Laxman Choudhury was arrested by the Police in the evening of September 20, for his links with the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist). Subsequently, members of the Berhampur Press
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Times of India reports a rural reporter of Gajapati District Laxman Choudhury was arrested by the Police in the evening of September 20, for his links with the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist). Subsequently, members of the Berhampur Press Club blocked the road on September 21, in protest against Laxman’s arrest. They also handed over a memorandum to the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Southern Range, demanding his unconditional release. Meanwhile, the District Superintendent of Police (SP) Sanjeev Arora defending the Police action said, "According to a preliminary probe, report there was enough evidence against Chowdhury about his nexus with Maoists."
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September - 20 
Times of India reports that Police exchanged fire with Praja Pratighatana faction of the Communist Party of India-Marxist Leninist (CPI-ML-Praja Pratighatana) at Voddugudem village under Govindaraopet mandal (administrative unit) in Warangal District
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Times of India reports that Police exchanged fire with Praja Pratighatana faction of the Communist Party of India-Marxist Leninist (CPI-ML-Praja Pratighatana) at Voddugudem village under Govindaraopet mandal (administrative unit) in Warangal District on September 20. The incident happened when the Police went to the spot where some dalam (squad) members of the outfit were holding a meeting and asked them to surrender but the latter hurled a bomb at the Police. In retaliation, the Police fired at them, but the Naxalites, including Mohananna, State secretary of the outfit, managed to escape. Though nobody was injured, Police recovered nine kit bags and one locally-made revolver from the encounter site.
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September - 20 
Two unidentified militants were killed in an encounter with the Security Forces (SFs) in the Kupwara District on September 20, Daily Excelsior reported. "Police and Army today killed two militants in Kachihama-Douban area in the frontier district of
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Two unidentified militants were killed in an encounter with the Security Forces (SFs) in the Kupwara District on September 20, Daily Excelsior reported. "Police and Army today killed two militants in Kachihama-Douban area in the frontier district of Kupwara," a Police spokesman said. He said an encounter broke out between militants and the SFs following an anti-militancy operation in the area. The operation was still in progress when report last came in from the area, which is close to the Line of Control (LoC). The spokesman did not elaborate whether the slain militants were infiltrators from across the LoC. The areas close to the LoC in Kupwara District have witnessed a sharp increase in number of infiltration bids from across the border over the past three to four months.
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September - 21 
According to Telegraph, 28 militants from various outfits surrendered at Assam Rifles battalion headquarters in Khonsa of Tirap District on September 21. The militants deposited a large cache of arms and ammunition.
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According to Telegraph, 28 militants from various outfits surrendered at Assam Rifles battalion headquarters in Khonsa of Tirap District on September 21. The militants deposited a large cache of arms and ammunition.
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September - 21 
According to Times of India, scores of armed cadres and militia of Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) attacked a party office of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) at Enayetpur, 15 kilometres from Midnapore near Lalgarh in
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According to Times of India, scores of armed cadres and militia of Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) attacked a party office of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) at Enayetpur, 15 kilometres from Midnapore near Lalgarh in West Midnapore District in the afternoon of September 21 triggering a gun battle that has so far left at least 15 people dead. Most of the dead are believed to be CPI-M workers. The Maoist gunmen are reportedly led by Koteswar Rao alias Kishan and Bikash. According to sources, about 200 CPI-M supporters had assembled at the Enayetpur party office over the last three weeks, apparently to stop the Maoist advance towards Midnapore town. Many of them had also taken shelter there, with the Maoists killing CPM men almost every day. On September 21, many of them had left to celebrate Eid festival. Only 50-odd CPI-M cadres held fort at the party office. In the afternoon, a 10,000-strong group of tribals, many of them carrying firearms, started marching towards the office, led by Kishan and Bikash. At 5pm (IST), the Maoist assault party started surrounding the building.
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September - 21 
An Army trooper, Naik Thongpa Radha Krishna of 7-Madrass Regiment, was found dead at Gati post near Line of Control in Uri Sector of Baramulla District.
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An Army trooper, Naik Thongpa Radha Krishna of 7-Madrass Regiment, was found dead at Gati post near Line of Control in Uri Sector of Baramulla District.
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September - 21 
Another militant hideout was neutralised in general area of Badani Nala near Seoj Gali in Udhampur District. One Rifle 12 Bore, three kilograms of RDX, one IED and 17 detonators were recovered from the hide out.
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Another militant hideout was neutralised in general area of Badani Nala near Seoj Gali in Udhampur District. One Rifle 12 Bore, three kilograms of RDX, one IED and 17 detonators were recovered from the hide out.
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September - 21 
The Military Council (MC) faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) claimed responsibility for the killing of two caretakers of a church, N.K. Joyson (33) and S. Benchur (36) of Happyland village, and accused the duo of killing self-styled ‘fie
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The Military Council (MC) faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) claimed responsibility for the killing of two caretakers of a church, N.K. Joyson (33) and S. Benchur (36) of Happyland village, and accused the duo of killing self-styled ‘field captain’ of the Lalheiba faction of the KCP along with another cadre of the same outfit, identified as Laithangbam Rigan alias Boiyai alias Tompok (30) and Sareisang Tangkhul (26), on September 21, according to Sangai Express.
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September - 21 
The proposed unique multi-purpose national identity cards would be issued to all citizens by 2010-2011, the Union Mister for Home Affairs P. Chidambaram said in Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu on September 21, reports Times of India. In the f
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The proposed unique multi-purpose national identity cards would be issued to all citizens by 2010-2011, the Union Mister for Home Affairs P. Chidambaram said in Chennai, the capital city of Tamil Nadu on September 21, reports Times of India. In the first phase ion 2009, 12 million people in about 3,331 coastal villages and cities would receive the cards, the Union Minister said. The card would be given to 1.1 billion people by 2010-2011. Government has set up a Unique Identification Authority of India to implement the project aimed at obviating the need for multiple proofs of identity for citizens while availing any Government service or for personal needs like opening bank accounts or seeking telephone connections.
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September - 21 
The Union Government warned West Bengal of the possibility of terrorists planning a strike in which car bombs could be used during the forthcoming Durga Puja festival. The railways have been alerted. “We will have to be cautious to ensure that there
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The Union Government warned West Bengal of the possibility of terrorists planning a strike in which car bombs could be used during the forthcoming Durga Puja festival. The railways have been alerted. “We will have to be cautious to ensure that there is no untoward incident during the Durga Puja period,” said the State’s Chief Secretary Ashok Mohan Chakraborty in Kolkata on September 21. The threat could come not only from bombs concealed in a car but also in bags and there is a need to be on the alert, he added. The railways are taking all precautionary and preventive measures to ensure security during the festival period, Additional Director General of Police (Railways) Dilip Mitra told The Hindu. Security is being tightened at major railway installations and stations and a special vigil will be maintained in trains, a senior railway official said. “There is a general alert during Durga Puja against such a possibility,” said Chief Security Commissioner, Eastern Railway, B. Mohan. Surveillance along the State’s border with Nepal and Bangladesh has been stepped up in the wake of intelligence reports of possible attempts to smuggle in explosives from Nepal, sources added. According to information reaching the railway authorities, a hired or stolen car may be used to carry out an explosion.
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September - 21 
Three persons were arrested with explosives, including 250 kilograms of ammonium nitrate and 400 detonators and 20 meter fuse wire, from Sarsedi village in Bara area of Allahabad District, State Home Department said, reports The Hindu. They were iden
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Three persons were arrested with explosives, including 250 kilograms of ammonium nitrate and 400 detonators and 20 meter fuse wire, from Sarsedi village in Bara area of Allahabad District, State Home Department said, reports The Hindu. They were identified as Sandeep Kumar, Akhilesh Kumar and Arjun Kori.
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September - 21 
Times of India reports that the former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) official, Bruce Riedel, whom the US President Barack Obama had entrusted with the responsibility of giving shape to his Afghanistan strategy, said that there is no foolproof gua
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Times of India reports that the former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) official, Bruce Riedel, whom the US President Barack Obama had entrusted with the responsibility of giving shape to his Afghanistan strategy, said that there is no foolproof guarantee against Pakistan transferring US technology to its advantage against India. Riedel warned India in an interview that military assistance provided for one purpose can be “inherently” used for another purpose or adversary because it is “fungible” in nature. Riedel made the statement even as he added that Washington will look into all allegations of transfer of American technology provided to Pakistan. “It should be borne in mind, however, that military assistance is always fungible, that is equipment provided for one purpose can inherently be used for other purposes. As a consequence, US military aid and sales to south Asia should always be carefully calculated for their impact on the India-Pakistan balance of conventional military power,” he added.
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September - 21 
Times of India reports that the special cell of Delhi Police arrested Kobad Gandhi, a politburo member of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) from Bhikaji Cama area of Delhi on September 21. Kobad Gandhi was reportedly looking after the
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Times of India reports that the special cell of Delhi Police arrested Kobad Gandhi, a politburo member of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) from Bhikaji Cama area of Delhi on September 21. Kobad Gandhi was reportedly looking after the central propaganda committee of the outfit. However, the Police refused to divulge more regarding the arrest. Kobad was produced before a duty magistrate at the Tis Hazari court who sent him to 14 days judicial custody.
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September - 22 
A Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL) cadre, Shengjam Ingocha Meitei (28), was arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel in general area of Kakching Lamkhai in Thoubal District on September 22.
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A Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL) cadre, Shengjam Ingocha Meitei (28), was arrested by the Assam Rifles personnel in general area of Kakching Lamkhai in Thoubal District on September 22.
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September - 22 
Another KYKL cadre, Irengbam Gitchandra Singh (41), was arrested by the Thoubal District Police from Kakching Khunou Lam-Khai, according to Sangai Express. He confessed during his interrogation that he was operating in ‘finance section’ of the outfit
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Another KYKL cadre, Irengbam Gitchandra Singh (41), was arrested by the Thoubal District Police from Kakching Khunou Lam-Khai, according to Sangai Express. He confessed during his interrogation that he was operating in ‘finance section’ of the outfit.
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September - 22 September - 23
Four militants, including one ‘District Commander’ of the Hiz-bul-Mujahideen (HM) and Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) each, an Army Major and a Marine commando were killed during two separate encounters in the Baramulla and Bandipora Districts, taking the deat
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Four militants, including one ‘District Commander’ of the Hiz-bul-Mujahideen (HM) and Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) each, an Army Major and a Marine commando were killed during two separate encounters in the Baramulla and Bandipora Districts, taking the death toll in the two-days gun battle to eight, official sources said on September 23, Daily Excelsior reported. In the encounter at Banyari village in the Bandipora District which started in the evening of September 22 and ended at 5pm on September 23 the Army eliminated HM ‘District Commander’ Pasha and the LeT ‘District Commander’ Moosa. Army Major, G. S. Suri, and a trooper, Khushal, were killed when they sustained bullet injuries during initial firing from militants as they entered a house where the militants were hiding. "A team of Army officers and soldiers entered a house at Banyari last evening (September 22). They came under heavy firing from militants in which four of them were injured. Major Suri and Naik Khushal were killed while two others managed to steer to safety in an injured condition," the sources said. "Two officers -- Major Gautam Raj Reshi and Major Kamlesh Kumar, NCO Mahipal Singh and Sepoy Naveen were injured," they added. The militants were hiding in a house which was cordoned off by the Security Forces (SFs) and, as reported earlier, reinforcements were rushed to spot and the house was cordoned off to prevent the militants from escaping from the spot, leading to a fierce exchange of firing between the two holed up militants and the SFs. Pasha, a foreign militant, was active in the area for the last more than 10 years and was considered to be the driving force behind many attacks on the SFs and political workers. Moosa, who was working in close coordination with the HM militants recently, was also wanted by the SFs for the last couple of years, the sources said. During another encounter in the Panzla forest area of Rafiabad in Baramulla District on September 23, a Marine commando, identified as Chandra Shekhar, and an unidentified holed up militant were killed in the exchange of firing. The encounter in the area has now entered its third day. After night long lull, firing between the two sides resumed early in the morning. Two to three more militants are believed to be still hiding in the dense forests of Panzla area as the intermittent exchange of firing continued till last reports were received from the area. As reported earlier, one Army personnel and a militant were killed and four other Army personnel were injured in exchange of firing between the two sides on September 22. The encounter began late in the evening of September 21.
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September - 22 
One barber, Arjun Thakur (21), was injured at 4th Mile near the cease-fire monitoring cell office when suspected NSCN-K cadres opened fire on some National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) cadres who were having haircuts inside a s
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One barber, Arjun Thakur (21), was injured at 4th Mile near the cease-fire monitoring cell office when suspected NSCN-K cadres opened fire on some National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) cadres who were having haircuts inside a saloon on September 22.
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September - 22 
Three Tritiya Prasuti Committee (TPC) cadres were killed and three others arrested during a gun battle between the Police and the extremists in the Kumbha Begwari village of Hazaribagh District on September 22, reports Ranchi Express. The arrested ca
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Three Tritiya Prasuti Committee (TPC) cadres were killed and three others arrested during a gun battle between the Police and the extremists in the Kumbha Begwari village of Hazaribagh District on September 22, reports Ranchi Express. The arrested cadres were identified by Ram Kumar Ganju, Binay Munda, and Rajesh Munda. The deceased extremist, however, were not identified yet. The encounter started in the morning and lasted till evening and nearly 500 rounds of fires were exchanged from both sides. Police recovered some arms and five- six pairs of shoes and slippers from them.
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September - 23 
A factional clash between cadres of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) and the rival National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang (NSCN-K) occurred at 4th Mile near Diphupar ‘A’ gate in Dimapur on September 23, accord
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A factional clash between cadres of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) and the rival National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang (NSCN-K) occurred at 4th Mile near Diphupar ‘A’ gate in Dimapur on September 23, according to Nagaland Post. Police quoting eyewitnesses said the exchange of fire took place from opposite sides of the National Highway-39 with the NSCN-IM cadres opening fire from Diphupar gate side. Later, some four NSCN-IM cadres reportedly drove off towards cease-fire monitoring cell in a vehicle. Police recovered six empty cases of AK-47 from Diphupar gate side and another three from the opposite site.
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September - 23 
A newly floated armed extremist outfit, Shashtra Kranti Committee (SKC), raided a railway construction site in the Chatra District in the night of September 23 and set ablaze equipments worth more than a crore, reports Telegraph. A Calcutta (West Ben
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A newly floated armed extremist outfit, Shashtra Kranti Committee (SKC), raided a railway construction site in the Chatra District in the night of September 23 and set ablaze equipments worth more than a crore, reports Telegraph. A Calcutta (West Bengal)-based firm, Khazana Construction Company, has been entrusted with the task of laying railway tracks at Kahalari Pilara in the Simaria area of the District. Around 10pm (IST), a group of six gun-wielding men surrounded the site and asked employees to cease work. When the manager Hem Yadav protested, they overpowered him and tied his hands. Five workers were held at gunpoint. The extremists then emptied the petrol tank of a machine at the construction site and set ablaze several other equipments worth INR 1.25 crore. Before Escaping, they issued a warning and said no construction work should be carried on at the site without the permission of the SKC. The Superintendent of Police (SP) Narendra Kumar Singh said, “We have registered a complaint on the basis of company manager Hem Yadav’s statement. Raids are on to nab the culprits.” Villagers, meanwhile, said that the newly formed SKC had recently launched a poster campaign in Simaria. The messages warned local residents against paying levy to other extremist organisations operating in the area. The Hindu, however, quoted Police sources as saying that suspected Naxalites set ablaze several vehicles of a construction company on the border of Chatra and Hazaribagh Districts. Around 12 suspected activists of the newly formed Jharkhand Sanyukt Party, a Naxalite group, set ablaze three trucks and an identical number of earth movers at a place under Simaria Police station in the Chatra District in the night of September 23, the SP said.
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September - 23 
A NSCN-IM cadre, identified as Kaghato Kath, defected to the rival NSCN-K faction.
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A NSCN-IM cadre, identified as Kaghato Kath, defected to the rival NSCN-K faction.
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September - 23 
A pressure activated improvised explosive device (IED) was recovered in general area towards New Khumkot and subsequently defused by the Assam Rifles personnel.
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A pressure activated improvised explosive device (IED) was recovered in general area towards New Khumkot and subsequently defused by the Assam Rifles personnel.
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September - 23 
A Sub-Inspector in the Manipur Criminal Investigation Department (Special Branch), Laishram Sushil Singh, was arrested by the Imphal West District Police from his residence at Nagamapal Singjubung Leirak on September 23. Three small arms and seven am
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A Sub-Inspector in the Manipur Criminal Investigation Department (Special Branch), Laishram Sushil Singh, was arrested by the Imphal West District Police from his residence at Nagamapal Singjubung Leirak on September 23. Three small arms and seven ammunitions were recovered from his unauthorised possession.
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September - 23 
A woman cadre of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), identified as Sukarmani, was arrested by the Goilkera Police in the same District, Jha further added.
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A woman cadre of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), identified as Sukarmani, was arrested by the Goilkera Police in the same District, Jha further added.
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September - 23 
PTI reports that an encounter occurred between the Security Force (SF) personnel and the Naxalites (left wing extremists) at the Pandabir village of West Singhbhum District when the SFs were returning after attending a meeting with Gram Raksha Dal (v
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PTI reports that an encounter occurred between the Security Force (SF) personnel and the Naxalites (left wing extremists) at the Pandabir village of West Singhbhum District when the SFs were returning after attending a meeting with Gram Raksha Dal (village protection unit) on September 23. Superintendent of Police Akhilesh Kumar Jha said that the SF personnel conducted raids in the village following a tip-off that a number of extremists have assembled there. The Naxalites started firing at the SF personnel, who retaliated. The extremist, however, managed to escape. The encounter lasted for a brief period and no report of any casualty or seizure was made, he added.
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September - 23 
Two caretakers of a church, N.K. Joyson (33) and S. Benchur (36), were abducted by eight militants from Happyland village under Lamlai Police Station in Imphal East District, reports Imphal Free Press. They set ablaze the residence of the village chi
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Two caretakers of a church, N.K. Joyson (33) and S. Benchur (36), were abducted by eight militants from Happyland village under Lamlai Police Station in Imphal East District, reports Imphal Free Press. They set ablaze the residence of the village chief, L.K. Vareiso (46).
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September - 24 
A confrontation between the India Reserve Battalion (IRB) personnel and NSCN-IM cadres was reported from the New NST area in capital Kohima. Police said some armed NSCN-IM cadres were seen moving in the area and so the Police and IRB asked the cadr
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A confrontation between the India Reserve Battalion (IRB) personnel and NSCN-IM cadres was reported from the New NST area in capital Kohima. Police said some armed NSCN-IM cadres were seen moving in the area and so the Police and IRB asked the cadres to vacate the civilian area and their presence was a threat to the peace and security. However, the NSCN-IM cadres were initially hesitant to vacate the area, leading to a stand-off continuing for nearly half an hour, Police said. The report adds that IRB personnel and NSCN-IM cadres confronted each other in the same area on September 2. Police said IRB patrol party accosted a person moving about in a suspicious manner and interrogated him, which led to the standoff lasting for about half an hour
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September - 24 
A confrontation between the India Reserve Battalion (IRB) personnel and NSCN-IM cadres was reported from the New NST area in capital Kohima. Police said some armed NSCN-IM cadres were seen moving in the area and so the Police and IRB asked the cadr
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A confrontation between the India Reserve Battalion (IRB) personnel and NSCN-IM cadres was reported from the New NST area in capital Kohima. Police said some armed NSCN-IM cadres were seen moving in the area and so the Police and IRB asked the cadres to vacate the civilian area and their presence was a threat to the peace and security. However, the NSCN-IM cadres were initially hesitant to vacate the area, leading to a stand-off continuing for nearly half an hour, Police said. The report adds that IRB personnel and NSCN-IM cadres confronted each other in the same area on September 2. Police said IRB patrol party accosted a person moving about in a suspicious manner and interrogated him, which led to the standoff lasting for about half an hour.
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September - 24 
A suspected militant, Stone Hungyo (37), was found dead with his forehead slit by a sharp weapon near the jail complex of Ukhrul District.
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A suspected militant, Stone Hungyo (37), was found dead with his forehead slit by a sharp weapon near the jail complex of Ukhrul District.
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September - 24 
An engineer of a leading cellular phone service providing company, identified as B. Singh, was abducted by militants belonging to an unspecified anti-talk faction at Lahorijan locality under Dillai Police Station in Bokajan sub-division of Karbi Angl
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An engineer of a leading cellular phone service providing company, identified as B. Singh, was abducted by militants belonging to an unspecified anti-talk faction at Lahorijan locality under Dillai Police Station in Bokajan sub-division of Karbi Anglong District along Assam-Nagaland border on September 24, reports Nagaland Post. Police said the abducted person was taken to Dimapur in Nagaland by the militants.
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September - 24 
At least 12 Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres were killed during a gun battle between the Chhattisgarh Police and the extremists in the Bijapur District on September 24, reports Express Buzz. Though the Police could not locate the d
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At least 12 Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres were killed during a gun battle between the Chhattisgarh Police and the extremists in the Bijapur District on September 24, reports Express Buzz. Though the Police could not locate the dead bodies of the slain extremists as they were carried away by their fellow cadres, they arrested two Maoists. None was injured from the Police side, the report added.Chhattisgarh Police sources told Express Buzz over the phone that 600 Police personnel, including the State Task Force and Special Police Officers from Dantewada, set off for the Maoist stronghold of Isulnar village in Bijapur two days ago on specific information about the presence of at least 200 Maoists (a company of the Maoists besides local militia). While combing, a Police party came under heavy fire from the Maoists. The other Police teams soon joined the shootout and a heavy firing ensued. "We fired around 2,000 rounds in reply to an almost equal number of rounds fired by the enemy," Police sources said, adding, that both sides maintained a distance of about 150 metres. They said they could see the Maoists carrying away the bodies of the dead. "We saw nine bodies being carried away but the number of deaths on their side could be more," sources added. The Police suspect that among those killed could be a section commander. The report added that the Maoists used two-inch mortars which are normally available with the Police or paramilitary forces.In addition, two Maoists, identified as Kursam Budru (35) and Kursum Mura (30), were arrested from the encounter site. Even as the gun battle was on, the extremists planted improvised explosive devices along the route which the Police later defused and recovered. Though the encounter came to an end by the evening of September 25, the Police treaded cautiously anticipating landmine attacks. "We found 50 kg explosives near Isulnar village," sources said, describing the two arrested extremist as hardcore who did not reveal anything before the Police.
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September - 24 
IANS reports that two activists of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), identified as Nemai Bishayi (60) and Samir Singha Mahapatra (50), were abducted and killed by cadres of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) at Goalto
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IANS reports that two activists of the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), identified as Nemai Bishayi (60) and Samir Singha Mahapatra (50), were abducted and killed by cadres of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) at Goaltor area in West Midnapore District late in the night of September 23, Police said on September 24. Both the dead bodies were recovered from a nearby forest area in the morning of September 24.
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September - 24 
Maoist politburo member in charge of West Bengal, Jharkhand, Bihar and Orissa, Kishen alias Koteswar Rao told Economic Times on September 24 that they (Maoists) would not mind holding talks with the Government, but on three conditions. "We want the i
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Maoist politburo member in charge of West Bengal, Jharkhand, Bihar and Orissa, Kishen alias Koteswar Rao told Economic Times on September 24 that they (Maoists) would not mind holding talks with the Government, but on three conditions. "We want the immediate withdrawal of joint forces from Lalgarh and the entire Jangalmahal area, want unconditional release of 60-odd women who were arrested from Lalgarh and the release of those poor villagers who were implicated falsely in various criminal cases," Kishen said. The Maoist leader, however, ruled out the possibility of surrendering arms to pave the way for a dialogue with the State Government. Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee and CPI-M state secretary Biman Bose had earlier urged the Maoists to surrender arms and give up the path of killings to hold talks with the Government.
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September - 24 
Police on September 24 arrested a ‘financial adviser’ of the HM in connection with INR 1.07 crore worth dacoity in Jammu and Kashmir Bank’s main branch at Kishtwar town on the intervening night of July 7 and 8. A total amount of INR 40.11 lakh has be
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Police on September 24 arrested a ‘financial adviser’ of the HM in connection with INR 1.07 crore worth dacoity in Jammu and Kashmir Bank’s main branch at Kishtwar town on the intervening night of July 7 and 8. A total amount of INR 40.11 lakh has been recovered so far with the arrest of the militant and his three associates, who have already been arrested. Police sources said during sustained questioning of three accused, arrested by Kishtwar police in connection with the dacoity, a Police team arrested HM’s ‘financial adviser’, identified as Zahoor Hussain Kamal son of Wali Mohammad Kamal, a resident of Kamal Mohalla in Kishtwar.
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September - 24 
PTI reports that two cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), involved in the attack on forest rest houses and beat office in Similipal Tiger Reserve area, were arrested in Mayurbhanj District, Police said on September 24. The Mao
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PTI reports that two cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), involved in the attack on forest rest houses and beat office in Similipal Tiger Reserve area, were arrested in Mayurbhanj District, Police said on September 24. The Maoists, identified as Chotrai Dhirua (42) and Bindira Samath (35), were arrested in separate operations in the Gudgudia range of Similipal forests, Additional Superintendent of Police Chintamani Panda said. Dhirua, who was involved in attacks on an inspection bungle and forest buildings, was arrested from Soharapata village, Panda said, adding the Maoist had also given shelter to another Maoist leader Sushil Sayaan, who was arrested recently from the District. Some Maoist literature, leaflets and other publicity materials were seized from Dhirua. Samath was involved in several offences including attacks on Meghasuni wireless centre, a forest range office and a forest beat house inside Similipal early this year, he said.
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September - 24 
Seven Naxalites, including a ‘zonal commander’, were arrested from Ranchi and Bokaro Districts on September 24, according to Telegraph. Threes extremists were arrested from Tamrana forest under Tamar Police station area on the outskirts of the state
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Seven Naxalites, including a ‘zonal commander’, were arrested from Ranchi and Bokaro Districts on September 24, according to Telegraph. Threes extremists were arrested from Tamrana forest under Tamar Police station area on the outskirts of the state capital Ranchi after a nightlong joint operation by the Security Forces. They were identified as Mahadeo Munda, the chief of Krantikari Kisan Committee, and his two aides Shanker Munda and Umesh Munda. The three were part of an 18-member Naxalite squad present in the forest. The other extremists reportedly manage to escape. They are members of Ram Mohan Singh Munda squad, Police said. Two firearms, seven rounds of live cartridges, 25 kilograms of power gel, a high-end explosive used for preparation of land mines and 10 detonators were recovered from the three extremists. On their information, Police found a land mine at a point between Lugtu and Taimara. Senior superintendent of Police, Ranchi, Praveen Kumar said that Mahadeo was one of the oldest and most experienced Naxalite leaders active in the Chalkad area of the District, which covers the forest range of Tamar, Arki and Bundu. “Mahadeo had trained dreaded Maoist leaders of the district, Kundan Pahan and Kishore Munda. He had joined the outfit in 1992 and has led several operations against police. He also played a key role in Naxalite attacks in the district,” Kumar added. In addition, three more extremists were arrested from Mahuatand village in the Gomia block, 70 kilometres from Bokaro steel city. They were identified as Kanchan Mahto, Reva Mahto and Maanjhu Mahto. Another extremist, identified as Manjkhu, was arrested up from Chatdiha village in the same block.
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September - 24 
The Assam Rifles personnel arrested two women, Mala Devi and Thangjam Bina Devi, at Khudengthabi in the Chandel District when they were smuggling a huge cache of ammunition in a vehicle from Moreh to Imphal, reports Imphal Free Press. The recovered a
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The Assam Rifles personnel arrested two women, Mala Devi and Thangjam Bina Devi, at Khudengthabi in the Chandel District when they were smuggling a huge cache of ammunition in a vehicle from Moreh to Imphal, reports Imphal Free Press. The recovered ammunition included Lathode live rounds-10, Chinese made hand grenade-25, detonator for hand grenade -25, 9-mm live rounds-400 and AK ammunition-231 rounds. They were handed over to Imphal West District Police Station.
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September - 24 
The National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) cautioned a Tangkhul vernacular daily The Aja for mentioning the involvement of its cadres in September 21 incident of abduction and killing of the two KCP cadres. “In fact, it was an u
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The National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) cautioned a Tangkhul vernacular daily The Aja for mentioning the involvement of its cadres in September 21 incident of abduction and killing of the two KCP cadres. “In fact, it was an unpleasant surprise for us when The Aja paper allegedly mentioned the name of NSCN in connection with the killing which is completely unfounded. The Editor of the said paper is advised to be more careful next time when giving names and figures and not to publish at all, biased and unverified version of a story unless proven or claimed responsibility by the perpetrators. These are the basic things about ethical standard of journalism,” stated the NSCN-IM.
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September - 24 
The State Government urged the Central Government for more Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel and a dedicated chopper to tackle the Maoist menace. Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik met Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram in New Delhi to press t
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The State Government urged the Central Government for more Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel and a dedicated chopper to tackle the Maoist menace. Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik met Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram in New Delhi to press the demand. He asked for seven battalions of the CRPF and a helicopter for tackling the extremists in the state. He also said that the amount sanctioned for hiring the helicopter was not adequate. He demanded increase in grant under security related expenses from INR 240 million to INR 640 million.
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September - 24 
Two caretakers of a church, N.K. Joyson (33) and S. Benchur (36), who were abducted by eight militants from the Happyland village under Lamlai Police Station in the Imphal East District, were found shot dead, according to Sangai Express. The report a
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Two caretakers of a church, N.K. Joyson (33) and S. Benchur (36), who were abducted by eight militants from the Happyland village under Lamlai Police Station in the Imphal East District, were found shot dead, according to Sangai Express. The report adds that the killing was a retaliation to the September 21 killing of a self-styled ‘field captain’ of the Lalheiba faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) along with another cadre of the same outfit, identified as Laithangbam Rigan alias Boiyai alias Tompok (30) and Sareisang Tangkhul (26), who were shot dead by unidentified militants at the foothill of Nongdren. They were reportedly abducted from the house of one Lovejoy of the same Happyland village where they were watching television.
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September - 24 
Two National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) cadres, Samrat Basumatary and Biswajit Goyari, were shot dead by the Security Forces at Monglajhora Gajenpura under Parbatjhora sub-division in Kokrajhar District on September 24, according to Telegrap
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Two National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) cadres, Samrat Basumatary and Biswajit Goyari, were shot dead by the Security Forces at Monglajhora Gajenpura under Parbatjhora sub-division in Kokrajhar District on September 24, according to Telegraph
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September - 24 
Two top ‘commanders’ of the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) were shot dead by the Security Forces (SFs) in an encounter at Damhal Hanjipora in the Kulgam District on September 24, reports Daily Excelsior. The SFs launched a search operation in the area follo
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Two top ‘commanders’ of the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) were shot dead by the Security Forces (SFs) in an encounter at Damhal Hanjipora in the Kulgam District on September 24, reports Daily Excelsior. The SFs launched a search operation in the area following receipt of information about presence of militants in the area, officials said. As the SFs were closing in on the area where militants were hiding, they came under firing but there were no casualties in the initial salvo fired by the extremists. The SFs retaliated, triggering off a fierce exchange of fire between the two sides. A Defence spokesman said two militants were killed in the gun battle. "Two militants have been killed so far … the firing has stopped but combing operations are still continuing," Lieutenant Colonel J. S. Brar said. In Jammu, Reasi Police officers identified the slain militants as Manzoor Ahmad alias Saddam Hussain son of Ghulam Mohammad and Bashir Ahmad alias Rashid son of Habib Sheikh, both residents of Neoch Badr in the Mahore area of Reasi District. Inspector General of Police (Jammu zone) Ashok Gupta said Saddam Hussain was an IED expert involved in a series of subversive activities in the Reasi District. Saddam was operating in the District since 1995 and was wanted in over a dozen FIRs at different Police stations of Reasi. He was instrumental in a number of massacres, abduction and extortions. In addition, Colonel Brar said the operation at Bandipora, where two top militant ‘commanders’ were killed, was called off late in the evening of September 23 while the combing operations were still going on in the forest area of Panzla in the Baramulla District.
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September - 25 
A National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) cadre was killed by Security Forces during an encounter near Lankar River at Petni in Chirang District on September 25, according to Telegraph. One 9-mm US-made pistol, four rounds of live ammunition, an
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A National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) cadre was killed by Security Forces during an encounter near Lankar River at Petni in Chirang District on September 25, according to Telegraph. One 9-mm US-made pistol, four rounds of live ammunition, an empty cartridge and one writing pad were recovered from the possession of the slain militant.
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September - 25 
A person, identified as Ragunath Sao, was arrested on the charge of supplying firearms to THE Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) from the Rohtas District on September 25, Police said, according to The Hindu. Acting on a tip-off, Police raid
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A person, identified as Ragunath Sao, was arrested on the charge of supplying firearms to THE Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) from the Rohtas District on September 25, Police said, according to The Hindu. Acting on a tip-off, Police raided a house in the Nauhatta area and arrested Ragunath Sao, District Superintendent of Police Vikas Baibhav said.
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September - 25 
A suspected aide of underworld gangster Dawood Ibrahim, identified as Naresh Jain, was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) from the residence of his brother Shyam at Pitampura in North Delhi on September 25, reports Times of India. He was ac
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A suspected aide of underworld gangster Dawood Ibrahim, identified as Naresh Jain, was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) from the residence of his brother Shyam at Pitampura in North Delhi on September 25, reports Times of India. He was accused by the United States (US) for funding terrorist activities and running a hawala (informal money laundering system) operation over INR 50 billion. The arrest followed the recovery of unaccounted cash totalling about INR 6 million. ED officials also claimed to have found foreign currency worth a little over INR 300000, documents showing foreign bank accounts, unaccounted investment and hawala transactions worth billions of Indian rupees. Papers showing transactions of millions of Indian currencies with different Pakistan and Afghanistan based persons and entities were also found and seized, officials added. Officials also said that the raids were carried out on eight premises of Naresh and his family members. Naresh moved his base to Delhi from Dubai in United Arab Emirates earlier six months because of the growing interest of the US and other countries in his activities. Jain was on the radar of US and other countries since a sting operation codenamed "Operation Khyber Pass" conducted by Italian Police and US Drug Enforcement Agency about six months earlier. His areas of operations are believed to be spread over Nigeria, Italy, Afghanistan, China and Pakistan among many other countries. Naresh was summoned for questioning by the ED on September 24. Naresh, who has been booked under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, was earlier arrested by Dubai Police along with his six associates in 2007 as part of their crackdown on money launderers. Dubai Police had also recovered bank accounts of 21 expatriates after they were found allegedly involved in laundering money to Italy and the UK. The arrest was effected, after inputs from the US and United Kingdom’s (UK) Serious Organised Crime Agency warned that Naresh was involved in laundering drug money for various terrorist outfits including al Qaeda and Taliban. Naresh was reportedly on the radar of the US intelligence agencies ever since he was spotted at the marriage of Dawood's daughter in Dubai in 2005. He had been using his hawala network spanning across continents to facilitate financial transactions of Dawood's narcotics trade. It was also alleged that Naresh was using certain companies and accounts in New York for depositing proceeds of crime (drug money) and transferring the funds generated illegally to drug barons in locations such as Turkey.
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September - 25 
According to Times of India, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in Pittsburgh on September 26 (today) said that India seeks to normalise relationship with Pakistan but it should shed its mindset of using terror as an instrument of State policy against New
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According to Times of India, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in Pittsburgh on September 26 (today) said that India seeks to normalise relationship with Pakistan but it should shed its mindset of using terror as an instrument of State policy against New Delhi and take action against those involved in the November 26, 2008 (also known as 26/11) Mumbai terrorist attacks. He made it clear that there was no change in India's stand on Pakistan since the Sharm-el-Sheikh in Egypt talks with his Pakistan counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani, a position he has made clear in Parliament. "India's message is that India seeks to normalise its relationship with Pakistan. But the only obstacle is that it should shed its old attitude of using terror as a state policy," Manmohan Singh told a press conference winding up his two-day trip to Pittsburgh where he attended the G-20 Summit. "We have supplied our material and evidence for them to carry out investigation. Although the tragedy took place in India, the conspiracy took place in Pakistan. Pakistan has admitted to this. We want them to bring to book the culprits involved in the November 26 attacks," he added. The Prime Minister's comments come as Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan are set to meet on September 27 during which Islamabad's action against terror emanating from its soil will be discussed.
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September - 25 
In another incident, Police recovered arms and ammunition from a passenger vehicle at Palhalan Pattan in the Baramulla District. Acting on specific information, Baramulla Police recovered one pistol, one pistol magazine, three pistol rounds, 712 AK r
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In another incident, Police recovered arms and ammunition from a passenger vehicle at Palhalan Pattan in the Baramulla District. Acting on specific information, Baramulla Police recovered one pistol, one pistol magazine, three pistol rounds, 712 AK rounds, four grenades, 37 pika rounds and one pouch from a passenger vehicle at Kutta Morh Palhalan on the national highway. The driver of the vehicle, Mohammad Maqbool son of Mohammad Akbar, resident of Chack Tappar, and conductor Bilal Ahmad Malik son of Abdul Aziz, resident of Gosh Bug Pattan, were also arrested.
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September - 25 
Police arrested a Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) militant from the Bus Stand area of the Jammu city and recovered hawala (informal money laundering system) money, mobile handsets and SIM cards from his possession. The militant, identified as Zubair Ahmad, a
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Police arrested a Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) militant from the Bus Stand area of the Jammu city and recovered hawala (informal money laundering system) money, mobile handsets and SIM cards from his possession. The militant, identified as Zubair Ahmad, a resident of Mendhar town in Poonch District, was arrested soon after he reached the city from Mendhar. Zubair was a close associate of JeM ‘divisional commander’ Dawood Ahmed, presently operation from Mendhar.
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September - 25 
Police on September 25 arrested three Over Ground Workers (OGWs) of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) in the Srinagar city, Daily Excelsior reported. Srinagar Police arrested the three OGWs at Saida Kadal Rainawari and recovered a hand grenade and a detonato
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Police on September 25 arrested three Over Ground Workers (OGWs) of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) in the Srinagar city, Daily Excelsior reported. Srinagar Police arrested the three OGWs at Saida Kadal Rainawari and recovered a hand grenade and a detonator from their possession. They were arrested after their vehicle was intercepted by a Police party at Saida Kadal. The arrestees were identified as Gowhar Ahmad Rather son of Mohammad Abdullah Rather, resident of Chandrigam Tral in Pulwama District, Aqib Ahmad Mir son of Mohammad Maqbool Mir and Amir Ahmad Wani son of Ali Mohammad Wani, both residents of Nowpora Tral. After interrogation, they deposed that the vehicle was to be handed over to LeT militants at Tral. The Police spokesman said a "tragedy was averted" by the seizer of the vehicle as the arrested OGWs had revealed that it was to be used for making a car-Improvised Explosive Device.
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September - 25 
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on September 25 that both development and maintenance of law and order would be his Government's twin approach to fight the Naxal (left wing extremism) menace gripping several parts of the country, according to Indi
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on September 25 that both development and maintenance of law and order would be his Government's twin approach to fight the Naxal (left wing extremism) menace gripping several parts of the country, according to Indian Express. "While a minimum enforcement of law and order is an essential pre-requisite, there should also be efforts for developing tribal and other under-developed areas," he told a press conference before wrapping up his two-day visit to Pittsburgh (Germany) to attend the G-20 summit. The Prime Minister's emphasis on twin-approach to address Naxal problem came a day after Home Minister P Chidambaram declared that the Army would not be used in fight against Naxals.
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September - 25 
PTI quoted Additional Director General of Police (Naxal) Ram Nivas as saying that there is possibility that nearly 12 Naxals are killed in the four-hour long fierce gun battle between the Police and the extremists near Isulnar village under Bijapur P
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PTI quoted Additional Director General of Police (Naxal) Ram Nivas as saying that there is possibility that nearly 12 Naxals are killed in the four-hour long fierce gun battle between the Police and the extremists near Isulnar village under Bijapur Police station. A joint operation by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and Police was launched in the forests of the District, he added. "Seeing the CRPF jawans, the Naxals started firing which was retaliated by the security personnel. After the gun battle, which lasted for four hours, the Naxalites ran away," he further added. Though Police have not recovered any dead bodies, but the Security Force personnel have seen the Maoists dying during the encounter, Nivas said, adding two Maoists were arrested from the incident site.
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September - 25 
PTI reports that a security guard was shot dead by suspected Naxalites (left wing extremists) at Sindri village in the Khunti District on September 25. "Chowkidar (guard) Rajendra Mirdha was on duty near Grameen Bank when five Maoists shot him dead a
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PTI reports that a security guard was shot dead by suspected Naxalites (left wing extremists) at Sindri village in the Khunti District on September 25. "Chowkidar (guard) Rajendra Mirdha was on duty near Grameen Bank when five Maoists shot him dead and fled the spot," Superintendent of Police, Jatin Narwal told reporters. The dead body of the victim was found on the bank premises with a pamphlet lying next to him, adds Telegraph. In the pamphlet it was allegedly written that Mirdha was killed as he had helped Police in their operation against Naxalites in the Arki area. Police spokesperson and Inspector General (provision) S. N. Pradhan confirmed the incident but cited different reasons behind the killing. "The murder was the fallout of yesterday’s search operation carried out by the district Police in the area to destroy hideouts of Naxalites," he said.
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September - 25 
Speaking to Asian Age, Kishan claimed that they (the Maoists) have been able to establish control in nearly 5,000 villages in and around West Midnapore, Bankura and Purulia in the ongoing battle with the Security Forces in West Bengal. "Maoists have
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Speaking to Asian Age, Kishan claimed that they (the Maoists) have been able to establish control in nearly 5,000 villages in and around West Midnapore, Bankura and Purulia in the ongoing battle with the Security Forces in West Bengal. "Maoists have established people control in areas like Lalgarh, Goaltor, Shalboni, Belpahari, Balrampore, Sorega among others," he said. He mentioned that they now plan to "levy taxes" on any big companies operating or coming up in these areas. "Generally we levy between eight to 10 per cent taxes on the big companies operating in areas controlled by the Maoist government," Kishan revealed on the phone. Kishan claimed that in its protracted war against the State, the Maoists have established themselves strongly in at least 50 per cent of the Districts in Orissa, 60 per cent of the Districts in Chhattisgarh, 25 per cent in Bihar, 10 per cent in Maharashtra and 25 per cent in Andhra Pradesh. He claimed the Maoists still have a considerable presence in north Andhra.
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September - 25 
Speaking to The Hindu over telephone from an undisclosed spot in the Lalgarh area in West Midnapore District of West Bengal on September 25, Koteswar Rao alias Kishan, who is a member of the Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Ma
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Speaking to The Hindu over telephone from an undisclosed spot in the Lalgarh area in West Midnapore District of West Bengal on September 25, Koteswar Rao alias Kishan, who is a member of the Polit Bureau of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), said, "The Centre and the West Bengal Government willing, our movement in Lalgarh on people’s behalf will continue for another three years or maybe even 30 years. The onus is on the Government to choose what it wants." He was responding to the State Government’s decision to seek additional Central forces to flush out Maoists from the Lalgarh region.
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September - 25 
The Multi-disciplinary Monitoring Agency (MDMA), constituted in 1998 to probe the conspiracy angle in the former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination case, is to despatch a team to Colombo (Sri Lanka) to interrogate the arrested Liberation Tig
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The Multi-disciplinary Monitoring Agency (MDMA), constituted in 1998 to probe the conspiracy angle in the former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination case, is to despatch a team to Colombo (Sri Lanka) to interrogate the arrested Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) chief Kumaran Pathmanathan alias KP, reports Times of India. "A team will go to Colombo to question KP once we get the political clearance from Sri Lanka," said B. N. Misra, chief investigating officer of the MDMA based in Delhi. "KP is a prime accused in the Tongnova case in which 14 have been accused. While 13 were tried and acquitted by courts in Chennai, KP remains an absconding accused," said Misra. In the November 1991 case, an LTTE-owned freighter, Tongnova, was intercepted in high seas and caught by the Indian Navy off the Karaikal coast. The team, besides interrogating KP on his role in Rajiv assassination and his possible involvement in the conspiracy, will also probe his links with foreign arms dealers.
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September - 25 
The National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM), National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang (NSCN-K) and Naga National Council made a "declaration of commitment" to relentlessly pursue Naga reconciliation at Chiang Mai in Thaila
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The National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM), National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang (NSCN-K) and Naga National Council made a "declaration of commitment" to relentlessly pursue Naga reconciliation at Chiang Mai in Thailand on September 25, according to Telegraph. "We affirm our total commitment to work together in the spirit of love, non-violence, peace and respect to resolve outstanding issues among us. Therefore, we pledge to cease all forms of offensive activities in toto," the declaration stated.
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September - 25 
The Police arrested 10 militia members of the Communist Party-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) from G.K. Veedhi Police Station area in Visakhapatnam District on September 25 and on information given by them, recovered dumps at Cheedigondi, Yerragedda and Cheepuru
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The Police arrested 10 militia members of the Communist Party-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) from G.K. Veedhi Police Station area in Visakhapatnam District on September 25 and on information given by them, recovered dumps at Cheedigondi, Yerragedda and Cheepurugondi villages. An empty shell of directional mine, a steel can containing 20 gelatine sticks, 36 detonators, an old hand grenade, electric wire bundles, red banner cloth, adhesive tins, medicines, marker pens, notebooks, letter pad, adhesive tins, etc. were found in the dumps.
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September - 25 
The Security Forces (SFs) neutralised a militant hideout in the Mahore area of Reasi District and recovered explosives, Police said. On a tip off, the SFs launched a search operation and neutralised the hideout in Bagga forest of Mahore tehsil (reve
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The Security Forces (SFs) neutralised a militant hideout in the Mahore area of Reasi District and recovered explosives, Police said. On a tip off, the SFs launched a search operation and neutralised the hideout in Bagga forest of Mahore tehsil (revenue unit) on September 25. The recoveries from the hideout included 50 AK rounds, 11 pistol rounds, five Chinese grenades and three rounds of rocket propelled gun.
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September - 25 
Times of India reports that the Police in Kishtwar arrested a top `financial advisor' belonging to the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) recovered over INR 25 lakh stolen from a J&K Bank branch in July 2009. The HM associate, identified as Zahoor Kamal, a resi
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Times of India reports that the Police in Kishtwar arrested a top `financial advisor' belonging to the Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) recovered over INR 25 lakh stolen from a J&K Bank branch in July 2009. The HM associate, identified as Zahoor Kamal, a resident of Kishtwar, according to Inspector General of Police (IGP) Ashok Gupta. The IGP said a special investigation team (SIT) arrested Zahoor and subsequently recovered INR 25.79 lakh. "Two briefcases containing INR 436,500 and INR 480,000 along with a plastic drum containing INR 16,63,400 were recovered. The money was lying buried at a place on the outskirts of Kishwar town,'' the IGP added. The IGP said the SIT has already recovered INR 14.31 lakh at the instance of three other accused, Mehboob Ahmed Rather, Shahid Hussain Rather and Farooq Ahmed Kripok, involved in another bank theft case. Mehboob Ahmed Rather is the brother of slain HM militant Mohd Rafi Rather. Sources said the conspiracy to rob the Kishtwar branch of J&K Bank was hatched when the accused got the wind of the transfer of INR 5 crore from the bank's Balote branch to Kishtwar on July 6. Search operations for other suspects is going on and investigation of the high-profile bank dacoity is being closely monitored by senior police officers, sources said.
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September - 25 
Visiting Naxalite (left wing extremist)-affected States, Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand, the Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram said on September 25 that the Army would not be involved in the offensive against Naxals, The Hindu reports. "There is no prop
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Visiting Naxalite (left wing extremist)-affected States, Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand, the Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram said on September 25 that the Army would not be involved in the offensive against Naxals, The Hindu reports. "There is no proposal to involve the Army in the anti-Naxal operations," said Chidambaram, who was in Ranchi to review the security situation in Jharkhand. He said it was a matter of concern that Jharkhand had become the "epicentre of left-wing extremism" along with Chhattisgarh. "Left-wing extremism is the gravest challenge to our way of life, our republic and our democracy," he said. "Our policy on left-wing extremism is very clear. There is no place for violence or so-called armed struggle for liberation in a republican, democratic form of government. They believe in armed liberation struggle. We reject that argument. So long any one indulges in violence, the State has to oppose and fight the group," he added. He said the Centre had made it clear at the recent Chief Ministers’ Conference in New Delhi that the so-called armed liberation struggle was unacceptable, and the Police would act against it. The Home Minister also said that Naxalites penetration into civil society is a serious impediment to anti-Naxal operations, adds Times of India. "But his would not stop the Government from taking action against the Maoists,'' he added. In reply to queries of media persons, Chidambaram said action would be taken against any politician found sheltering or patronising Naxalites. Naming Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh as the epicentres of Maoist activities, he said the menace, however, was restricted to six or seven Districts in Orissa. "Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh are a major cause of concern in this regard even though the Governments have been able to rein in ultra-leftists to a great extent,'' he said, and added the Centre will provide full support, including adequate companies of para-military forces, to these States to fight the Naxalites. Chidambaram also said that fight against left-wing extremism would be a "long-drawn" fight. "It is a long drawn fight against Naxals (Maoists). The centre is totally supporting Chhattisgarh in its efforts to counter left wing extremism," he told reporters.
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September - 26 
A surrendered National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) cadre, Samaren Brahma alias Sambram (36), was shot dead by three armed youths at Serfanguri in Kokrajhar District on September 26, reports Sentinel. Police suspected the hands of anti-talk fa
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A surrendered National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) cadre, Samaren Brahma alias Sambram (36), was shot dead by three armed youths at Serfanguri in Kokrajhar District on September 26, reports Sentinel. Police suspected the hands of anti-talk faction of the NDFB led by Ranjan Daimary.
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September - 26 
Acting on a tip-off, Gaya Police seized a huge cache of explosives in the morning of September 26, according to Times of India. The items included 1,200 detonators, five gelatine sticks and 200 metres of wire. The recovery was made from a room at Bal
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Acting on a tip-off, Gaya Police seized a huge cache of explosives in the morning of September 26, according to Times of India. The items included 1,200 detonators, five gelatine sticks and 200 metres of wire. The recovery was made from a room at Balthar village under Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist)-dominated Barachatti Police station of Gaya District. Confirming the seizure, Gaya Superintendent of Police Sushil Khopde said one person, suspected of being a Maoist, has been arrested in this connection. Identified as Surindra Manjhi, he is said to be the caretaker of the room where the detonators were found under a heap of animal fodder.
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September - 26 
An unidentified militant was shot dead by the Assam Rifles personnel during an encounter at Moreh in Chandel District, official sources said on September 27, according to Times of India. One lethod gun was recovered from the encounter site.
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An unidentified militant was shot dead by the Assam Rifles personnel during an encounter at Moreh in Chandel District, official sources said on September 27, according to Times of India. One lethod gun was recovered from the encounter site.
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September - 26 September - 27
Daily Excelsior reports that two Army personnel were injured in land-mine explosion during patrolling along the Indo-Pak border in the Rajouri and Poonch Districts. A team of Army personnel were patrolling the Line of Control (LoC) in forward area of
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Daily Excelsior reports that two Army personnel were injured in land-mine explosion during patrolling along the Indo-Pak border in the Rajouri and Poonch Districts. A team of Army personnel were patrolling the Line of Control (LoC) in forward area of Dokri in the Poonch District in the night of September 26 when a trooper stepped over a land-mine leading to the explosion, sources said. In the blast, Sepoy Rajbir Singh was critically wounded, they said. In another blast, a Havaldar of Nowshera Brigade was injured when he stepped on a land-mine near the LoC in the Kalsian area of Rajouri District on September 27, they said.
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September - 26 
PTI reports that seven suspected cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) posing as labourers were detained by the State Police in the Shahdol District, officials said on September 27. "We picked up seven persons after they alighted
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PTI reports that seven suspected cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) posing as labourers were detained by the State Police in the Shahdol District, officials said on September 27. "We picked up seven persons after they alighted from a train following a tip off from our counterparts in Chhattisgarh," Shahdol Superintendent of Police (SP) Lakhanlal Ahirwar said. While four of them have admitted that they are Maoists, their three associates too have been found to be involved in the Maoist activities, he said.
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September - 26 
Suspected Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres opened fire at the two sons of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Member of Parliament (MP) and tribal leader Baliram Kashyap from Bastar District on September 26, leaving one of them dead,
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Suspected Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres opened fire at the two sons of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Member of Parliament (MP) and tribal leader Baliram Kashyap from Bastar District on September 26, leaving one of them dead, The Hindu reported. The victim’s brother sustained injuries in the shoulder when the Maoists fired at them in their ancestral village where the two siblings had gone to celebrate Durga Puja (religious festival). While Tansen, son of the BJP MP and tribal leader Baliram Kashyap, succumbed to his head injuries sustained in the attack in the Pairaguda village, his bother Dinesh was wounded in the shoulder, said Inspector-General of Police R. K. Vij. He said the two brothers had gone to their ancestral village for Durga Puja celebrations whey they were attacked by four assailants on bicycles, who managed to escape. It is suspected that the attack was carried out by the quick action group of the Maoists. Tansen was Chairman of the the Bhanpuri block (administrative division) panchayat (billage level local self government institution) while Dinesh is the chief of the District Cooperative Bank.
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September - 26 
The driver and conductor of a passenger vehicle, plying on the Srinagar-Baramulla route, were arrested on September 26 following recovery of some arms and ammunition from it, Police said, according to Times of India. During vehicle checking at Palhal
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The driver and conductor of a passenger vehicle, plying on the Srinagar-Baramulla route, were arrested on September 26 following recovery of some arms and ammunition from it, Police said, according to Times of India. During vehicle checking at Palhallan Kuta Morh, 30 kilometres from Srinagar, Police intercepted one Tata matador and recovered four hand grenades, 712 AK rounds, a pistol, one magazine and 37 rounds of pika rifle, they said. Driver Mohammad Maqbool Bhat, a resident of Chaki Taper, and conductor Bilal Ahmed Malik of Magreypora Goshbugh Pattan were arrested, the Police said.
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September - 26 
The Hindu reports that Chhatradhar Mahato, convener of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist)-backed People’s Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA), was arrested in an operation conducted by the State Police at Birkar village near Lalg
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The Hindu reports that Chhatradhar Mahato, convener of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist)-backed People’s Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA), was arrested in an operation conducted by the State Police at Birkar village near Lalgarh in West Midnapore District on September 26. He was arrested by Policemen who posed as journalists, according to eye witness accounts. Immediately after Mahato’s arrest, a landmine went off near Kantapahari (seven kilometres from Lalgarh) and another failed to explode at Kumarbandh. However, Superintendent Police (SP) Manoj Verma said none was injured in the incident. Eight persons were arrested in connection with the incidents, four of them suspected to be Maoists. The Maoists, meanwhile, have called for a 24-hour all-India shut down on October 3. Kishan, Polit Bureau member of the CPI-Maoist, threatened, “Unless Chhatradhar Mahato is released unconditionally, the entire Jangalmahal in five States [West Bengal, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Bihar] will be up in flames.”
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September - 26 September - 27
The Maoists abducted two constables of the State Armed Police, Sisirkanti Nag and Siteswarprasad Singh, from Tamajhuri in Belpahari, a place about 50 kilometres from Lalgarh in the night of September 26, demanding the release of Mahato, reports India
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The Maoists abducted two constables of the State Armed Police, Sisirkanti Nag and Siteswarprasad Singh, from Tamajhuri in Belpahari, a place about 50 kilometres from Lalgarh in the night of September 26, demanding the release of Mahato, reports Indian Express. The two constables were abducted when they were returning to their camp in Lalgarh aboard a public bus. The PCPA members later claimed that the duo had been abducted in protest against the arrest of Mahato. They also demanded his immediate release. “There is no doubt that Mahato is an important leader for the Maoists. They abducted two constables last night and demanded the release of Mahato. Moreover, the Maoists have called a bandh in protest against Mahato’s arrest,” said Manoj Verma, West Midnapore SP. Meanwhile, shops and business establishments remained closed after Maoists called for a shut down in the Lalgarh area on September 27.
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September - 26 
Times of India reports that a cadre of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), identified as Katam Jaga (28), was arrested during an anti-Maoist operation in the Malkangiri District in the evening of September 26. "We were tipped off regard
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Times of India reports that a cadre of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), identified as Katam Jaga (28), was arrested during an anti-Maoist operation in the Malkangiri District in the evening of September 26. "We were tipped off regarding Jaga's movement and he was arrested near Sudhakonda forests. We recovered a grenade from his possession," said Superintendent of Police (SP), Malkangiri, Satyabrata Bhoi. According to Bhoi, Jaga was on the Police wanted list since long for his involvement in a series of Maoist-related acts of violence, including the murder of Somnath Madkami, the Samdrudha Odisha candidate from Malkangiri Assembly seat, across Malkangiri over the last few months. "During interrogation, Jaga admitted to his involvement in the killing of Madkami. He has also confessed to the killing of a civilian on the suspicion of police informer at MV 79 in June. This apart, he was involved in several Naxal-related incidents in the district," the SP said. Police said Jaga belongs to the Motu Dalam (squad) of the CPI-Maoist.
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September - 26 
Two unidentified militants shot dead a surrendered United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) cadre, Gunojit Bhorali (30), at Baganpara in Baksa District on September 26, reports Times of India.
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Two unidentified militants shot dead a surrendered United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) cadre, Gunojit Bhorali (30), at Baganpara in Baksa District on September 26, reports Times of India.
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September - 27 
A top CPI-Maoist cadre was arrested from the Deo Police station areas of Aurangabad District, reported PTI. Additional Director General of Police (Headquarters) Neelmani said the Maoist has been identified as Sushil Bhuian. Bhuian was wanted in half
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A top CPI-Maoist cadre was arrested from the Deo Police station areas of Aurangabad District, reported PTI. Additional Director General of Police (Headquarters) Neelmani said the Maoist has been identified as Sushil Bhuian. Bhuian was wanted in half a dozen cases, including blasting of a community building, encounter with Police in Madanpur Police station area of the District.
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September - 27 
Chhatradhar Mahato, was produced before the Jhargram assistant chief judicial magistrate on September 27, along with eight suspected Maoists who were arrested from the Kantapahari and Kumarbandh areas on September 26, reports Times of India. Mahato w
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Chhatradhar Mahato, was produced before the Jhargram assistant chief judicial magistrate on September 27, along with eight suspected Maoists who were arrested from the Kantapahari and Kumarbandh areas on September 26, reports Times of India. Mahato was charged with sedition and remanded to five day Police custody. He faces charges under the stringent Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA).
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September - 27 
Four live grenades were recovered in the bushes below a hill at Hathikheda village, five kilometres from Ajmer on September 27, reports Times of India. All the four had ‘Made in Kanpur’ written on them besides ‘HE-36’ and some serial numbers. The Pol
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Four live grenades were recovered in the bushes below a hill at Hathikheda village, five kilometres from Ajmer on September 27, reports Times of India. All the four had ‘Made in Kanpur’ written on them besides ‘HE-36’ and some serial numbers. The Police seized the shells and called experts to identify their origin. A home guard spotted the explosives and informed his inspector. "I asked the SP to verify the information," said Ram Pal Singh, inspector General of Police (IGP), Ajmer range. Sources said that a Police team went to the area in the morning of September 27. "We found a polythene bag with shells in some bushes," a Police officer said. Meanwhile, experts found that the grenades were live.
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September - 27 
Police arrested two persons with alleged links to the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) from the Baramulla District and recovered an AK-47 rifle from them. The duo - Nazir Ahmad Rather and Hilal Ahmad Rather - were arrested from Takia-Wagoora, 60 kilometres from
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Police arrested two persons with alleged links to the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) from the Baramulla District and recovered an AK-47 rifle from them. The duo - Nazir Ahmad Rather and Hilal Ahmad Rather - were arrested from Takia-Wagoora, 60 kilometres from Srinagar.
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September - 27 
With an aim to make State Police forces fully equipped to deal with growing challenges like terrorism and Naxalism (left wing extremism), the Centre has released INR 1,158 crore in the last fiscal, bulk of which was given to seven Naxalite affected
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With an aim to make State Police forces fully equipped to deal with growing challenges like terrorism and Naxalism (left wing extremism), the Centre has released INR 1,158 crore in the last fiscal, bulk of which was given to seven Naxalite affected and four insurgency prone States, reported Times of India. Naxal affected Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, Jharkhand, Maharashtra and West Bengal were given INR 372.37 crore while militancy-infested Jammu and Kashmir, Assam, Nagaland and Manipur were given INR 255.42 crore during 2008-09 under the Modernisation of Police Force scheme. The highest – INR 109.65 crore - has been given to Jammu and Kashmir. INR 83.83 crore has been given to Andhra Pradesh, INR 75.86 to Maharashtra, INR 69.85 crore to Jharkhand, INR 68.11 crore to Assam, INR 41 crore to Bihar and INR 26.54 crore to Chhattisgarh. The Centre also released INR 42.54 crore to Orissa, INR 38.42 crore to Nagaland, INR 39.23 crore to Manipur and INR 32.18 crore to West Bengal. Under the Government's Modernisation of Police Force scheme, the Home Ministry gives financial assistance to State Governments for procurement of weapons, purchase of vehicles, construction of residential and non-residential buildings and procurement of security/ surveillance/ communication or forensic science equipments.
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September - 28 
Altogether six villagers were abducted by the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) militants when they were going to sell kerosene at Ratannagar village of Gandacherra sub-division in Dhalai District on September 28, according to Assam Tribune
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Altogether six villagers were abducted by the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT) militants when they were going to sell kerosene at Ratannagar village of Gandacherra sub-division in Dhalai District on September 28, according to Assam Tribune. They were identified as Jayantai Bikash Chakma (35), Jyoti Ranajan Chakma (32), Colony Mohan Chakma (35), Shanti Ranjan Chakma (37), Jnama Chandra Chakma (39 and Tanglong Chakma (32). However, three of them, Shanti Ranjan, Jnama Chandra and Tanglong, were subsequently released after giving a ransom worth INR 56,000.
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September - 28 
Economic Times reports that Police recovered firearms, including one SLR and three AK-47 rifles, from the Nandagiri rehabilitation centre in Kandhamal District during a raid on September 28 following the death of an inmate during illegal manufacturin
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Economic Times reports that Police recovered firearms, including one SLR and three AK-47 rifles, from the Nandagiri rehabilitation centre in Kandhamal District during a raid on September 28 following the death of an inmate during illegal manufacturing of crude bombs there. The arms were looted from the Nayagarh Police armoury during a raid by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) on it in February 2008. Nandagiri rehabilitation centre was opened for giving shelter to riot-hit Christians in the aftermath of the killing of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Swami Laxmananand Saraswati on August 23, 2008.
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September - 28 
Elsewhere in Dimapur, another extortionist, Hukaito (27), was arrested by the Police when he was serving extortion notes to some gas cylinder agencies at Purana Bazar area on September 28. Police said that he had issued extortion notes for INR 10,0
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Elsewhere in Dimapur, another extortionist, Hukaito (27), was arrested by the Police when he was serving extortion notes to some gas cylinder agencies at Purana Bazar area on September 28. Police said that he had issued extortion notes for INR 10,000 and collected INR 500 each from several shops. Police further disclosed that the accused is a graduate and had defected from the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khapalng (NSCN-K) to the NSCN-IM. Later he defected to the National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Unification (NSCN-U) to NSCN-IM and then defected back to the NSCN-K. Hukaito was then caught by the NSCN-U and kept under observation and released in August 2009.
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September - 28 
Four persons were arrested along with Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) worth INR 165000 at Regeda village near Gunupur in the Rayagada District of south Orissa on September 28, reports The Hindu.
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Four persons were arrested along with Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) worth INR 165000 at Regeda village near Gunupur in the Rayagada District of south Orissa on September 28, reports The Hindu.
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September - 28 September - 29
IANS reports that five Naxalites (left wing extremists), including two top leaders, were arrested from two Districts in Jharkhand, Police said on September 29. Four People's Liberation Front of India (PLFI), earlier known as Jharkhand Liberation Tige
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IANS reports that five Naxalites (left wing extremists), including two top leaders, were arrested from two Districts in Jharkhand, Police said on September 29. Four People's Liberation Front of India (PLFI), earlier known as Jharkhand Liberation Tigers (JLT), cadres were arrested in the night of September 28 from the Semara forest, which falls under Palkot Police station of Gumla District, around 145 kilometres from State capital Ranchi. The arrestees include Pahindra Gope, ‘sub-zonal commander’ of the group. Police also seized one double barrel gun, two country made pistols and live cartridges from the possession of the arrestees. In the Lathear District, Police arrested Ajay Ganju, ‘sub-zonal commander’ of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist).
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September - 28 
PTI reports that a disabled Police constable, Nagesh Payam (40) and his niece, Sunita (18), were killed by a group of nearly 25 cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in the Kopela village of Gadchiroli District on September 28. T
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PTI reports that a disabled Police constable, Nagesh Payam (40) and his niece, Sunita (18), were killed by a group of nearly 25 cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in the Kopela village of Gadchiroli District on September 28. The victims were visiting their native village. The official said the Maoists could have killed the constable suspecting him to be a Police informer.
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September - 28 
The assistant treasurer of the PCPA, Sukh Shanti Baske, who was arrested from the Lalgarh area on September 28, was brought to capital Kolkata for interrogation. Baske was also charged under several sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Ac
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The assistant treasurer of the PCPA, Sukh Shanti Baske, who was arrested from the Lalgarh area on September 28, was brought to capital Kolkata for interrogation. Baske was also charged under several sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
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September - 28 
Two Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres were arrested from the Gangta forest area of Jamui District late the night of September 28, Police said on September 29, reports The Hindu. Jamui Deputy Superintendent of Police Ashok Kumar Sing
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Two Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres were arrested from the Gangta forest area of Jamui District late the night of September 28, Police said on September 29, reports The Hindu. Jamui Deputy Superintendent of Police Ashok Kumar Singh said that on a tip off, a Police team raided Gangta forest area and arrested two Maoists - a man and a woman. The police also seized papers which confirmed their involvement with the extremist group.
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September - 29 
16 Black Widow (BW) cadres surrendered before the Assam Rifles on September 29, according to Shillong Times. "At the initiative of the Assam Rifles, 16 hardcore guerrillas of DHD (J) have surrendered to the paramilitary troopers at Churachandpur in w
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16 Black Widow (BW) cadres surrendered before the Assam Rifles on September 29, according to Shillong Times. "At the initiative of the Assam Rifles, 16 hardcore guerrillas of DHD (J) have surrendered to the paramilitary troopers at Churachandpur in western Manipur late Tuesday evening," an official release said. The surrendered militants deposited a huge cache of arms and ammunition.
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September - 29 
A bomb exploded at Langol view clinic in Uripok of Imphal injuring a staff member who was on duty on September 29, according to Shillong Times.
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A bomb exploded at Langol view clinic in Uripok of Imphal injuring a staff member who was on duty on September 29, according to Shillong Times.
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September - 29 
A cadre of the All Adivasi National Liberation Army (AANLA) outfit, identified as Bharat Bhumij, was arrested by troops from the area of Tara tea garden near Doomdooma in Tinsukia District, reports Sentinel.
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A cadre of the All Adivasi National Liberation Army (AANLA) outfit, identified as Bharat Bhumij, was arrested by troops from the area of Tara tea garden near Doomdooma in Tinsukia District, reports Sentinel.
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September - 29 
A large number of people took out a protest rally at Pallel against capital punishment threats issued by the Kuki National Army (KNA) outfit on two leaders of social organisations.
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A large number of people took out a protest rally at Pallel against capital punishment threats issued by the Kuki National Army (KNA) outfit on two leaders of social organisations.
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September - 29 
A National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) cadre, Thokchuigam (18) of Ukrul in Manipur, was arrested by the Police from Hong Kong market area in Dimapur on September 29, for involvement in extortion, according to Nagaland Post. Po
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A National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) cadre, Thokchuigam (18) of Ukrul in Manipur, was arrested by the Police from Hong Kong market area in Dimapur on September 29, for involvement in extortion, according to Nagaland Post. Police also recovered a 9-mm country made pistol along with five live rounds of ammunition and a magazine from his procession.
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September - 29 
A person reportedly running an inter-State racket of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) has been arrested in Lucknow on September 29 by the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) of the Uttar Pradesh (UP) Police, reports PTI. "Girjesh alias Guddu Yadav was arrest
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A person reportedly running an inter-State racket of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) has been arrested in Lucknow on September 29 by the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) of the Uttar Pradesh (UP) Police, reports PTI. "Girjesh alias Guddu Yadav was arrested from outside Manak Nagar railway station where he had come to deliver a consignment of fake notes. The fake currency worth Rs 4 lakh [INR 400000] was recovered from his possession," Additional Director General of Police A.K. Jain told. On September 26, Mohd Arif, who was wanted by Mumbai ATS in a FICN case lodged with Juhu Police Station, was arrested by UP ATS in Lucknow, Jain said, adding that during interrogation, Arif revealed that Girjesh, based in Mainpuri District of UP, leads the racket which supplies FICN in various parts of the country. "During interrogation, Girjesh confessed that he supplied fake notes to Delhi and Mumbai” Jain Informed.
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September - 29 
According to Times Now, a Union Ministry for Home Affairs (MHA) document said that there are at least 700 terrorists in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) and 1350 terrorists in Pakistan waiting to infiltrate across the Line of Control (LoC), before the
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According to Times Now, a Union Ministry for Home Affairs (MHA) document said that there are at least 700 terrorists in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) and 1350 terrorists in Pakistan waiting to infiltrate across the Line of Control (LoC), before the winter. The terrorists are mostly hiding in camps across PoK, which are still thriving and breeding grounds for the terrorists, ready to infiltrate. The militants belong to Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (HuM), Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM).
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September - 29 
Bomb blasts had also been reported at Imphal hospital near Regional Institute of Medical Sciences in Imphal West District.
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Bomb blasts had also been reported at Imphal hospital near Regional Institute of Medical Sciences in Imphal West District.
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September - 29 
Chief of Army Staff General Deepak Kapoor has said that cease-fire violations along the LoC are expected to increase in the next few months as attempts will be made to push in terrorists from the other side of the border during winter. “You might hav
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Chief of Army Staff General Deepak Kapoor has said that cease-fire violations along the LoC are expected to increase in the next few months as attempts will be made to push in terrorists from the other side of the border during winter. “You might have noticed, the situation in Jammu and Kashmir is peaceful for the last 7-8 months. The violations are being used by Pakistan as a means to push in additional terrorists before the winter sets in, so that there is a degree of instability in the Valley”, Gen Kapoor told.
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September - 29 
In a bid to check infiltration of Nepal-based Maoists along the India-Nepal border, the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) has started shifting its border outposts deep inside the dense forest areas of Shravasti and Balrampur Districts, reports Indian Express
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In a bid to check infiltration of Nepal-based Maoists along the India-Nepal border, the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) has started shifting its border outposts deep inside the dense forest areas of Shravasti and Balrampur Districts, reports Indian Express on September 30. The move comes in the wake of the June 21 incident when Maoists damaged some border pillars and hoisted their flags atop trees on the side of the Indian territory. “The decision was taken after a group of Nepal-based Maoists intruded into the Indian territory,” Deputy Inspector General (DIG) (Lucknow Frontier SSB Headquarters) Anil Agarwal told.
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September - 29 
In view of the growing Maoist threat in the State, the Government advised the companies using explosives for mining purposes to reduce the stock to a level sufficient for only 3-4 days, reports Business Standard.
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In view of the growing Maoist threat in the State, the Government advised the companies using explosives for mining purposes to reduce the stock to a level sufficient for only 3-4 days, reports Business Standard.
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September - 29 
Meghalaya Police have sought the help of the Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC) to neutralise other militant groups in Garo Hills, according to Telegraph. The ANVC leader Arist Sangma said that the outfit was ready to help Meghalaya Police.
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Meghalaya Police have sought the help of the Achik National Volunteer Council (ANVC) to neutralise other militant groups in Garo Hills, according to Telegraph. The ANVC leader Arist Sangma said that the outfit was ready to help Meghalaya Police.
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September - 29 
Militants set ablaze a government school in Imphal, reports Sentinel. They have also set ablaze another school in Thoubal District.
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Militants set ablaze a government school in Imphal, reports Sentinel. They have also set ablaze another school in Thoubal District.
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September - 29 September - 30
Police arrested five Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) militants, including the son of a Police official, and claimed to have neutralised a terror module, reports PTI. Four militants were arrested in the night of September 29 from Bhogpur, 45 kilomet
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Police arrested five Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) militants, including the son of a Police official, and claimed to have neutralised a terror module, reports PTI. Four militants were arrested in the night of September 29 from Bhogpur, 45 kilometres from Jalandhar and one was arrested on September 30 from Jalandhar. The arrestees were identified as Ranvir Singh alias Saabi (son of an ASI), Manjit Singh alias Jeeta, Amandeep Singh (all of them residents of Bhogpur) and Kuldeep Singh of Basti Bawa Khel locality and Dinesh Kumar "They had gone to Rajasthan to collect a consignment of RDX and hand it over to other terror modules. But, the instructions were changed last minute and they were ordered to go back to Punjab since Rajasthan Police had already foiled their plans and seized the consignment," Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) R. K. Jaiswal said. He however refused to divulge more details about their trip to Rajasthan saying investigation was on. The arrested persons have been in touch with their Germany based head of BKI Harminder Singh alias Mintu, a close link of BKI terrorists residing in Pakistan for the past six months, the SSP said adding that the accused were also in touch with Paramjit Singh Pamma, also based in Germany. "They are now being questioning as a court has remanded them in police custody till October 3," the SSP added.
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September - 29 
Police, CRPF and Railways Police arrested two militants of the Hiz-bul-Mujahideen (HM) outfit soon after they boarded off from Gorakhpur Express at Jammu Railway Station in the afternoon of September 29. The militants, hailing from Kashmir valley had
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Police, CRPF and Railways Police arrested two militants of the Hiz-bul-Mujahideen (HM) outfit soon after they boarded off from Gorakhpur Express at Jammu Railway Station in the afternoon of September 29. The militants, hailing from Kashmir valley had taken aerial route to reach Kathmandu (Nepal) from Islamabad (Pakistan) and then entered Uttar Pradesh from Nepal to reach Jammu in a train. Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Jammu, Basant Rath said the militants had been deputed to Jammu from Pakistan by HM leadership to strengthen their outfit and network in the city. The arrestees were identified as Abdul Jabbar Khan son of Sanaullah Khan R/o Bachhipura, Mazhama, Budgam and Shamim Ahmed Sheikh son of Ghulam Rasool Sheikh R/o Baba Reshi, Tangmarg in Baramulla. The SSP said Police recovered USD 2700, a Pakistani National Identity Card (NIC), four Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) boarding cards from Islamabad to Kathmandu and four mobile telephones, including the one carrying a Pakistani SIM card.
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September - 29 
PTI reports that the State Government on September 29 said it was contemplating to launch a joint offensive along with Central para-military forces against the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in southern and western Districts of the Stat
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PTI reports that the State Government on September 29 said it was contemplating to launch a joint offensive along with Central para-military forces against the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) in southern and western Districts of the State. "Our Special Operations Group personnel have plans to launch a joint combing operation along with central forces against Maoists," Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik told reporters in Bhubaneswar on his return from Delhi.
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September - 29 
Supporters of the People’s Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA), meanwhile, threatened to embark on a “blood-soaked movement shortly” in the Lalgarh area unless their leader, Chhatradhar Mahato, was unconditionally released. Speaking to The Hin
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Supporters of the People’s Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA), meanwhile, threatened to embark on a “blood-soaked movement shortly” in the Lalgarh area unless their leader, Chhatradhar Mahato, was unconditionally released. Speaking to The Hindu over telephone from Dharampur near Lalgarh, senior PCPA leader Asit Mahato said: “We have treaded the peaceful path of democratic movement for long. But when the State government has chosen the violent way, we will not sit back. Preparations for a blood-soaked movement are underway and we are mobilising the tribal population in the region for the same.” Mahato added that besides the 48-hour-shut down called by the PCPA in the Jangalmahal area (common name for forested areas in the region) from September 30, it was also contemplating calling an indefinite bandh (shut down) in the region unless their demand was met.
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September - 29 
The Hindu reports that the Security Forces and cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) got engaged in a gun battle at Dahijuri in the West Midnapore District in the evening of September 29. However, no casualty was reported. The Su
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The Hindu reports that the Security Forces and cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) got engaged in a gun battle at Dahijuri in the West Midnapore District in the evening of September 29. However, no casualty was reported. The Superintendent of Police Manoj Kumar Verma said apart from the incident of fire-exchange, one landmine was also detected and defused by the Police during the day.
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September - 29 
The Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF) outfit extended indefinitely the cease-fire it unilaterally declared, according to Assam Tribune.
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The Karbi Longri North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF) outfit extended indefinitely the cease-fire it unilaterally declared, according to Assam Tribune.
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September - 29 
The Military Council faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) asserted that its ‘field captain’ Regan alias Tompok and Soreishang alias Litpa were killed by the National Socialist Council of Nagalnd-Isak-Muivah’s (NSCN-IM) Kisingmung Battalion
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The Military Council faction of the Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) asserted that its ‘field captain’ Regan alias Tompok and Soreishang alias Litpa were killed by the National Socialist Council of Nagalnd-Isak-Muivah’s (NSCN-IM) Kisingmung Battalion and a Meitei armed group, reports Sangai Express.
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September - 29 
The State Government has decided to deploy 203 Police officers of special rank in the Naxal (left wing extremist)-infested Districts of Mirzapur and Sonebhadra, reports PTI. "As many as 203 officers of special rank would be deployed in the Naxal belt
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The State Government has decided to deploy 203 Police officers of special rank in the Naxal (left wing extremist)-infested Districts of Mirzapur and Sonebhadra, reports PTI. "As many as 203 officers of special rank would be deployed in the Naxal belt of Mirzapur and Sonebhadra districts. Besides, six companies of CRPF, 14 of PAC and about 2,500 police personnel would also be deployed in the Maoist-hit areas," Additional Director General (ADG) (Law and Order) Brij Lal told reporters.
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September - 29 
Three Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel were shot dead and two civilians injured by the militants at Sopore bus stand in the Baramulla District on September 29, official sources said, according to Daily Excelsior. The militants opened ind
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Three Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel were shot dead and two civilians injured by the militants at Sopore bus stand in the Baramulla District on September 29, official sources said, according to Daily Excelsior. The militants opened indiscriminate firing on a group of CRPF personnel at Sopore bus stand near the road going towards Nowpora at around 5.15pm, the sources added. Three CRPF personnel and two civilians, including a woman, sustained injuries in the shoot out by the militants from close range, they said. All the CRPF personnel succumbed to injuries later. The dead were identified as Head Constable Des Raj Singh, Constable Ramesh Alwa and Constable D Pratap Singh, the sources said. Service rifles of two personnel were missing from the incident site and it is suspected that the militants might have snatched these from the personnel before escaping.
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September - 30 
Earlier, the Naxalites had killed a villager at Koira village under Patamda Police station area on September 30. The East Singhbhum Superintendent of Police Naveen Kumar Singh said the Naxalites killed Dukhia suspecting him to be a Police informer l
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Earlier, the Naxalites had killed a villager at Koira village under Patamda Police station area on September 30. The East Singhbhum Superintendent of Police Naveen Kumar Singh said the Naxalites killed Dukhia suspecting him to be a Police informer like they killed villager Amar Singh Sardar at Koira hamlet five days ago. “The rebels are in an offensive mood and so are targeting innocent people. We have started combing operation,” he said.
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September - 30 October - 1
Times of India reports two persons were killed by the Naxalites (left wing extremists) in the Patamda block of the East Singhbhum District over the past 24 hours. They victims were, identified as Amar Singh Sardar and Bhola Singh, in the Koira and
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Times of India reports two persons were killed by the Naxalites (left wing extremists) in the Patamda block of the East Singhbhum District over the past 24 hours. They victims were, identified as Amar Singh Sardar and Bhola Singh, in the Koira and Kokhra villages of Patamda block. According to information, the Naxalites first shot dead Amar Singh in the night of September 30 and Bhola, brother of Supal Sardar, the vegetable vendor killed by the Naxalites months back, on October 1. The deceased were reported killed by the Naxalites allegedly for being Police informers. Police recovered the dead bodies later.
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September - 30 
A cadre belonging to ‘3rd battalion’ of the NDFB, Birphung Mashahary, was shot dead by unidentified militants at Thaisouguri under Kachugaon Police Station in Bongaigaon District on the same night. A woman was also wounded in the attack, the sources
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A cadre belonging to ‘3rd battalion’ of the NDFB, Birphung Mashahary, was shot dead by unidentified militants at Thaisouguri under Kachugaon Police Station in Bongaigaon District on the same night. A woman was also wounded in the attack, the sources added.
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September - 30 
A United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) cadre, identified as Manav Handique alias Donbora Manav from Sarupabhajan village of Golaghat District in Assam, surrendered before Prithvi Raj, Inspector General of the Border Security Force (BSF) (Assam & Me
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A United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) cadre, identified as Manav Handique alias Donbora Manav from Sarupabhajan village of Golaghat District in Assam, surrendered before Prithvi Raj, Inspector General of the Border Security Force (BSF) (Assam & Meghalaya Frontier) at Shillong on September 30, according to Shillong Times. He laid down a 7.65mm Italian made pistol, a magazine, two Chinese-made hand grenades and 21 assorted ammunitions. Manav was an active cadres of the ‘28th battalion’ of the ULFA. He joined the outfit in 1999 and underwent arms training at National Socialist Council of Nagaland-Khaplang’s (NSCN-K) ‘2nd battalion’ base in Myanmar. He confessed that the joint strength of the ULFA and NSCN cadres in one of the NSCN-K camps along the Myanmarese side of the India-Myanmar border is estimated to be 500, adds Sentinel.
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September - 30 
A woman cadre of the People's United Liberation Front (PULF), identified as Thoibi Begum (32), was arrested by the Imphal East District Police from Khetrigao Makha Leikai on September 30. Two letter heads of PULF, three ammunitions of 7.65 mm and 40
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A woman cadre of the People's United Liberation Front (PULF), identified as Thoibi Begum (32), was arrested by the Imphal East District Police from Khetrigao Makha Leikai on September 30. Two letter heads of PULF, three ammunitions of 7.65 mm and 40 SP tablets were recovered from her possession.
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September - 30 
An improvised explosive device (IED) planted by unidentified militants was recovered by the Police from a place between Meitei Lamkhai and Hao Lamkhai under Singjamei Police Station in Imphal West District along the National Highway 39 on September 3
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An improvised explosive device (IED) planted by unidentified militants was recovered by the Police from a place between Meitei Lamkhai and Hao Lamkhai under Singjamei Police Station in Imphal West District along the National Highway 39 on September 30 and was subsequently defused, according to Sangai Express.
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September - 30 
Indian Express reports that cadres of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) killed three members of the ruling Communist party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) at Ranjia village under Shalboni Police Station area in West Midnapore District late in
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Indian Express reports that cadres of the Communist party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) killed three members of the ruling Communist party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) at Ranjia village under Shalboni Police Station area in West Midnapore District late in the night of September 30. The dead bodies were recovered by the Police in the morning of October 1. The victims were identified as Anadi Mahato, Radhanath Mahato and Bhakti Mahato. Anadi was a local CPI-M leader and member of Lalgeria Gram Panchayat (village level local self Government institution). Radhanatah and Bhakti too were local CPI-M leaders.
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September - 30 
Personnel of the Assam Rifles recovered three improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on track leading to Boarder Pillar No.56 from Kovang village in Chandel District on September 30. The explosives were subsequently defused.
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Personnel of the Assam Rifles recovered three improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on track leading to Boarder Pillar No.56 from Kovang village in Chandel District on September 30. The explosives were subsequently defused.
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September - 30 
Speaking to Times of India from his hideout near Lalgarh, Chhatradhar Mahato, leader of the Maoist-backed Peoples Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA) declared, "We, the sons of the soil, want the rights to the land, jungle and water of Jangalk
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Speaking to Times of India from his hideout near Lalgarh, Chhatradhar Mahato, leader of the Maoist-backed Peoples Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA) declared, "We, the sons of the soil, want the rights to the land, jungle and water of Jangalkhand. We want total autonomy because our people and land should be ruled by us." He did not rule out the possibility of a statehood demand, saying, “We will soon set up a united ethnic platform to raise our demand for autonomy." This is the first time the PCPA leader has expressed a clear autonomy demand.
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September - 30 
Suspected militants on September 30 stormed into the house of a National Conference leader and shot him dead in the Bandipora District, according to Daily Excelsior. Police said Abdul Ahad Para (50), party’s block president in Bandipora, was attacked
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Suspected militants on September 30 stormed into the house of a National Conference leader and shot him dead in the Bandipora District, according to Daily Excelsior. Police said Abdul Ahad Para (50), party’s block president in Bandipora, was attacked by unidentified militants at his Hagin residence. No militant group has owned responsibility for the crime.
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September - 30 
The Assam Rifles personnel arrested four militants at Kakching in Thoubal District, reports Sentinel. They were identified as Serimayum Amarjeet Sharma of the People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK), Nongmaithem Roshan Singh of the People
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The Assam Rifles personnel arrested four militants at Kakching in Thoubal District, reports Sentinel. They were identified as Serimayum Amarjeet Sharma of the People’s Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK), Nongmaithem Roshan Singh of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), Nongmaithem Surjit Singh of the Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL) and Khetrimayum Jemes of the United National Liberation Front (UNLF).
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September - 30 
The Deputy Commandant of the BSF Trideep Sangma said that ULFA has formed a new Garo militant group, Achik Tiger Force (ATF), to strengthen its base in Garo Hills region, reports Sentinel. The group was formed a few months ago after the Liberation of
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The Deputy Commandant of the BSF Trideep Sangma said that ULFA has formed a new Garo militant group, Achik Tiger Force (ATF), to strengthen its base in Garo Hills region, reports Sentinel. The group was formed a few months ago after the Liberation of Achik Elite Force (LAEF) was neutralised with many of its cadres being either arrested or forced to surrender before the State Police. The BSF official said, "ULFA has given birth to ATF with the sole objective of providing logistic support to its (ULFA) cadres in Garo Hills…..'The formation of the Garo militant group was to strengthen ULFA's 109 battalion in Meghalaya and to help ULFA in transshipment of its weaponry from Bangladesh to Assam." The report adds that ‘109th battalion’ of the ULFA is active at Phulbari, Garobadha, Mendipathar and other adjoining areas in West Garo Hills District, and its main camps are located in Rangpur, Sherpur and Mymensingh Districts of Bangladesh.
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September - 30 
The Hindu reports that Pakistan’s investigation into the November 26, 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks (also known as 26/11) has concluded that Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants carried out the assault, according to a media report in The New York Times
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The Hindu reports that Pakistan’s investigation into the November 26, 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks (also known as 26/11) has concluded that Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants carried out the assault, according to a media report in The New York Times, which also said some people in the Pakistan’s Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), knew about the plot but “closed their eyes.” Quoting a dossier compiled by Pakistani investigators, The New York Times reported that LeT recruits for the attack were vetted and trained in different parts of Pakistan including at well-established camps in Muzafarrabad in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) and in Mansehra in the North-West Frontier Province (NWFP). “A core group, the 10 chosen for the Mumbai assault, was eventually moved to Karachi and its suburbs, where the real drilling began and where Pakistani investigators later retraced the plotters’ steps,” the report said. “The investigation concludes beyond any reasonable doubt that it was Lashkar militants who carried out the Mumbai attacks, preying on their victims in a train station, two five-star hotels, a cafe and a Jewish centre over three days starting last November 26,” the daily report added. Quoting a “highly placed” LeT militant, the English daily said that the Mumbai attackers were part of groups trained by former Pakistani military and intelligence officials at LeT camps. “Others had direct knowledge that retired Army and ISI officials trained Lashkar recruits as late as last year. Some people of the ISI knew about the plan and closed their eyes,” The New York Times quoted the militant as saying. Further, quoting the Indian and Pakistani dossiers on the 26/11 Mumbai attacks, the news paper beginning as early as May 2008, the group trained and planned brazenly while living in various neighbourhoods in and around Karachi. “They made scores of calls using cell phones, some with stolen numbers, starting in August. They set up voice lines over the Internet.” At one water sports shop, they bought inflatable boats, air pumps, life jackets and engines. One of their training camps, with five thatched rooms and a three-room house, was located near a creek, where they conducted water drills in the open. Working from Millat Town, a dusty, middle-class Karachi suburb on the eastern edge of the city, Sadiq organised the cadre. “Neighbours described him as quiet and pious, riding around the streets with his two young sons perched on his motorbike. The Pakistani dossier says he was a committed Lashkar militant.” the daily reports Using handwritten manuals, the recruits were trained how to use cell phones to keep in contact with their handlers during the attack. They pored over detailed maps of the Indian coastline, plotting the course they would take to Mumbai. They learned how to use global positioning devices, the report said.
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September - 30 
The Joint Working Group (JWG) of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation comprising the three outfits, including NSCN-IM, NSCN-K and Naga National Council (NNC), at Chiang Mai in Thailand opposed “any form of conditional package” offered to the Nagas by th
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The Joint Working Group (JWG) of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation comprising the three outfits, including NSCN-IM, NSCN-K and Naga National Council (NNC), at Chiang Mai in Thailand opposed “any form of conditional package” offered to the Nagas by the Union Government.
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September - 30 
Times of India reports that suspected Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres on September 30 abducted a Police inspector (special branch) posted in the Khunti District. Inspector Francis Induwar was abducted when he had gone to a local m
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Times of India reports that suspected Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres on September 30 abducted a Police inspector (special branch) posted in the Khunti District. Inspector Francis Induwar was abducted when he had gone to a local market at around 5.30pm (IST) to make house-hold purchases. The abductors, four in number, forcefully took the inspector with them, Police said. "The abductors were carrying weapons which prevented the officer or people present at the market to resist," said a Police officer. Deputy Inspector General of Police (Ranchi Zone) R. K. Mallick said, "We suspected that the inspector was abducted by Maoists." The Khunti District Superintendent of Police, Jatin Marwal, who confirmed the incident, said six extremists, some of them posing as villagers, were involved in the operation, adds Telegraph. “We gathered from eyewitnesses that the rebels, who were carrying no weapons, surrounded him instantaneously. They then caught hold of him and dragged him away from the market place,” Marwal said.
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*Data till , April 24, 2024
Source:Compiled from news reports and are provisional.
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