Bhubaneswar: Maois put poster in two more districts on Saturday, asking people to boycott the upcoming rustic polls, scheduled to be held from February 16-14.
The poster was found a day after DGP Sunil Bansal reviewed the readiness of the poll in the district hit.
Maois banners were seen shown in the Radiguma elementary school building, which had been named for a voting station, under the limit of the Kotaagarh police station in Kandhamal Regency.
The district will go to the election on February 18, on the second date of five phase polls.
The banner, it was said that the CPI (Maois) Bansadhara Ghumusar Nagabali Divisional Committee, asked people to boycott the election and set “revolutionary government”.
In a similar development, handwritten paper poster found in Bhabanipur, 5 km east of Bhawanipatna’s ultory headquarters.
It also carries a similar message.
Following posters detection, security measures have been intensified in the district.
Speaking to Toi, Sunil Bansal DGP said Spurt in the posters in carrying out until the election was unusual because the rebels tried to make their presence feel at that time.
“Because security forces are also aware of the design of the Nefarious of the planting of explosives near the poster, we dealt with it.
We are well equipped to do that,” he added.
On the poster at the booth poll, the state police chief said officials and voters did not need to worry because enough security personnel would be deployed on the voting days.
“Regional dominance activities have been intensified.
We are eyeing a peaceful poll,” Bansal said, who visited the areas affected by Lwe in Coraput and Malkangiri on Friday.
Police sources said, because the election was notified on January 11, a total of 25 banners and posters with messages about boycotts, polls found from all states.
During the same period, security forces neutralized 10 improvised explosive devices.
Of these, two rang, killing two people.
A 20-year-old Grazier livestock died in an Eid explosion, triggered by Maoist who was suspected of being suspected, at Kiamunda under the limit of the Pipingia police station in Kandhamal Regency on February 9, 5 while trying to take a photo of MAOIS poster.
Poster and banners were found in Goddown, Kandhamal, Coraput, Malkangiri and Bargarh for the past few days.