Nagpur: Maharashtra, known as the urban maois center, was studied to find it difficult to deal with frontal organizations that quickly spread their wings.
According to intelligence reports, Maharashtra has 84 highest frontal organizations that have secret omelets in at least five districts in Gondia, Nagpur, Nashik, Pune and Mumbai.
The country is currently contemplating imposing ‘Maharashtra Public Security Law’ to be able to firmly overcome the organization of frontal, network and their activities.
After the enactment occurs, the state will be able to ban the clothes involved in anti-government activities and deploy ideology against the company.
“Slowly the government’s larger organizations have a national activity but ignoring smaller clothes only operate in several districts.
Treatment, such as Maharashtra Public Security Law, will help the state to bring a prohibition of organizations that can be a threat to public security and riots in the community, “said an official.
“The organization can also appeal against the decision to impose a ban,” he said.
In the first week of August, senior bureaucrats and police officials held a joint meeting on the problem of having the enactment of special security such as other countries to rule in anti-government activities.
Sources say the state has contemplated special security measures since the last five years.
The source said the death of Swamy’s booth, a defendant in the case of Koregaon Bhima, has triggered a national tendency among frontal organizations aimed at making a breakthrough to Maharashtra.
To fight the plan of the frontal organization from spreading their activities, the state aims to bring its enactment.
Gali, the range of Naxal and is responsible for the anti-naxal operation of the State (ANO), Sandip Patil said the draft proposal was being considered by the government.
“The proposal is compiled with data and references to consider,” he said.
Learned that the country is considering references from similar validity in other countries to prepare the draft proposal.
Intelligence reports from the latest activities of the frontal organization, their strength and network are also being considered with the latest incidents such as the Koregaon Bhima where urban Maoist involvement has been deep.
The documents confiscated from Maois at Gadchiroli have references to urban networks and future activities they are written by senior cadres and think tanks.
Countries find it difficult to overcome 84 Maoist frontal organizations, Dens in five districts
