Hyderabad: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Friday submitted a Chargesheet on seven CPI members who were banned (Maois) including the most sought-after fugitive Madvi Hidma in the case of the Dummugudem conspiracy.
In this case, explosives and other precursors for making bombs are purchased by them from various licensed companies in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh through fraud.
It was accused of using the vehicle of the Ministry of Forestry, transporting these explosives to other Hidma and Maois in the Telananga-Chhattisgarh border area.
The four people were accused of being accused of being accused of Muthu Nagaraju, Kommarajula Kanungguiah, 31, Sura Saraiah, Madvi Hidma, Commander in the first Battalion of People Guerrilla Army (PLGA) CPI (Maois), Koyyada Sambaiiah, Madakam Kosi, Vallepu Swamy.
Except Hidma, the other is accused of this come from Telangana.
In the progress of conspiracy, CPI underground members (Maois), were involved in the procurement of many explosives, steel pipes, Billas steel and iron plates, lathes and other logistics items several times through land workers (OGW) from CPI Maois to prepare IEDs , bombs, land mines, and other original weapons.
Furthermore, Madvi Hidma and its cadres are allegedly used to provide a large amount of money to OGW to get the same thing.
“The investigation also revealed that OGWS during February, 2021 bought explosive materials including 500 kg booster, 400 gelatin sticks, 400 electric detonators, 5,500 non-electric detonators, safety fuses 5490 MTs and other machines cheating from licensed companies in Andhra Pradesh And Telangana, and transport the same through vehicles disguised as the Ministry of Forestry and convey the same thing to Hidma and other Maoists in the Telangana-Chhattisgarh Borders region, “Nia officials said in the press record.