New Delhi: As many as 100 Maoists opened fire indiscriminately on the command of the C-60 and Jawan from a special action team from advanced weapons during a 10-hour long meeting in Mardintol’s forest in Gadchiroli Regency in Maharashtra District.
Overcoming a press conference after security forces opened fire on Saturday on Saturday, Gadchiroli SP Ankit Goyal said the police had received intelligence input about two days before the Saturday operation about the presence of Maoist camp in the forest.
Also read Maois was shot by the police in a 10-hour operation near the border of Maharashtra-Chhattisgarh at least 26 Maois was shot down by the Gadchiroli police command on Saturday after a 10-hour weapon battle near the village of Mardintola, in the Gyarapatti-Kotgul Dhanora Taluka forest area along the border of Maharashtra -Chhattisgarh.
The source said that Milind Teltumde, a central committee (CC) forest is located in the Gyarapatti area of ​​the Korchi Tehsil.
Ultras seems to gather large amounts in the forest to plan “subversive” activities against security personnel before Sunday Naxal.
Goyal said that early day when search operations were launched, more than 100 Maois opened a heavy shot on the command.
“A team of 300 police personnel, including C-60 commandos and Saturday, along with the addition of Soumya Munde was conducting a search operation on Thursday night in the Mardintol forest.
Around 6 am on Saturday, more than 100 ultras opened a heavy shot with sophisticated with Sophisticated with sophisticated.
Weapons and ammunition on the C-60 command and special action team personnel (SAT), “he said.
SP said when the C-60 command burned on Saturday morning, they appealed to Maois to stop the shot and give up.
“But, Ignoring this appeal, Maois intensified the shot.
The next weapon battle between the police and the ultras continued to close to ten hours and end at 3:30 a.m.
when he felt police pressure which included the closure of the incident below.
Thick forest,” said H.
said “during the search , the command recovered 26 bodies covering 20 men and 6 women, “he added.
Senior Cadre Milind Teltumbade, is considered a pioneer of the concept of “urban maoism”, among those who were killed in the meeting.
Four security personnel were also injured in the attack.
Goyal said that many of Maoists were killed carrying great prizes in their heads, including Teltumde who brought the gift of Rs 50 Lakh.
“The murder of Milind Teltumde will affect Naxal movements very badly not only in Maharashtra but throughout India,” Goyal added.
Teltumde was an accused of Elgar Parishad-Maoist Links, a senior police official said earlier that day.
In accordance with the cost sheet submitted by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in the Elgar Parishad case, Milind Teltumde was named after ‘Maoist who was feared’, the top operation of the Communist Party of India (Maois), and was declared to escape.
Sources told TII that Teltumde was escorted to the border of Maharashtra by Vistar “in” based in Chhattisgarh and was accepted by corporate members in and No.
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(with input from PTI)