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गडचिरोली : आयपीएल क्रिकेटवर ऑनलाईन जुगार खेळत असल्याच्या माहितीवरून देसाईगंज पोलिसांनी धाड टाकून घटनास्थळावरून ७ लाख ११ हजार ६३0 रूपयांचा मुद्देमाल जप्त केला. या प्रकरणी कमलेश मुरलीधर कुमरे, (२८) रा. शिवाजी वार्ड देसाईगंज, अक्षय रमेश मेर्शाम, (२७) रा. गांधी वार्ड देसाईगंज या ऑनलाईन सट्टा चालविणार्‍या आरोपींना अटक करण्यात आली. तर दोनजण फरार होण्यास यशस्वी झाले. सदर कारवाई १0 मे रोजी करण्यात…

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Shocking Mystery: Tiger Electrocuted and Mutilated in Maharashtra Leaves India in Astonishment

NAGPUR: The individuals responsible for the electrocution and mutilation of a tiger in the Chatgaon forest range of Gadchiroli division in Maharashtra have yet to be apprehended, 48 hours after the crime occurred on Monday night. This incident marks the 41st tiger death in the state since January 1, 2023, making it potentially the highest number of tiger deaths in the country during this period.…

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Shocking Mystery: Tiger Electrocuted and Mutilated in Maharashtra Leaves India in Astonishment

NAGPUR: The individuals responsible for the electrocution and mutilation of a tiger in the Chatgaon forest range of Gadchiroli division in Maharashtra have yet to be apprehended, 48 hours after the crime occurred on Monday night. This incident marks the 41st tiger death in the state since January 1, 2023, making it potentially the highest number of tiger deaths in the country during this period.…

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Naxalbari is a Indian crime thriller web series, which launch on ZEE5 shortly. The narrative revolves round an STF representative who goes on a secret mission to discover the facts behind a Naxal uprising. Naxalbari web series is set to launch on November 28, 2020.

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Adding an additional chunk to the amusement of its audiences, Zee5 has recently released the trailer of its much-anticipated web series'Naxalbari'.  Months before, the manufacturers of this series have declared the movie but on account of this coronavirus pandemic, the launch got delayed.  The series is scheduled to launch on November 28.  The movie includes Rajeev Khandelwal as STF representative Raghav from the lead character.  The storyline of this movie revolves around the government's and Naxalites' struggles.

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From the trailer, Rajeev Khandelwal (Raghav Joshi) entres that the Naxalbari and decides to clean the wreck.  He attempts to comprehend that the situation on the floor and makes his strategy accordingly. The government of India appoints Raghav to spot about the design of Naxals.

The Naxalites attempt to ruin the work of the mine which large businessmen were intending to deploy in the area.  But, Naxalites choose to ruin their strategy.  They declare their'kranti moto' and phone for revenge. The synopsis of this series read,"Naxalbari is the narrative of a guy named STF representative Raghav Joshi who is moving on a secret assignment to Naxabari.  Here, the Naxalites will attempt to revive a reddish uprising in Gadchiroli.  He'll move on a war together and attempt to curtail the resurrection. The war soon gets private as he digs in their narrative more and shows some unexpected puzzles. The part of STF Agent Raghav is going to be depicted by celebrity Rajeev Khandelwal."

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The trailer of this series seems promising and It'll be interesting to see these celebrities together in But not too many folks saw Sameer, where Ayyub's personality infiltrates a suspected Islamic terrorist business.  The film was badly dispersed also, Ayyub pointed out.

"I understood it was a severe political movie not very likely to make the audience go crazy," he remembered.  "Along with also the question of feeling awful does not arise as it did not even get a proper release" Ayyub's most up-to-date job has fared considerably better.   As Manish, a loser who isn't simply confused for a contract killer but also bungles his very first mission, Ayyub shows the complete selection of his acting ability.

Manish is"a jumpy personality whose mindset changes with each scene," Ayyub observed.  "There are colors to his personality chart.  It is not something I'd played , which got me excited." ... Saddled with personality roles for many years, Ayyub has mastered the ability to be noticed.   Ayyub memorably played with a character modelled on Manu Sharma, who had been detained for murdering model Jessica Lal at Delhi in 1999.

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Ayyub returned in Rai's Tanu Weds Manu Returns because the protagonist's most wily admirer. Ayyub had earned the right to be cast as the leading man's crucial sidekick -- an honor usually relied on trained professionals never known to possess the celebrity value required to take a job.  He infused his characters with sufficient detailing to make a line or 2 in testimonials.

It had been Ayyub's thought to take a gamcha round his neck in any way times in Raanjhanaa, as was whispering"Die previously, pandit.  Why are you alive?"  Into the near-dead Kundan (Dhanush) at the last scene.

Though Raanjhanaa was a surprise strike, Ayyub had grown tired of another unexciting and badly composed characters he was being supplied.   When he eventually returned to the collections, it had been for Raees, Rahul Dholakia's crime drama starring Shah Rukh Khan as a bootlegger at Gujarat.

"There was a present in him passed me through.  Seeing him so spent in his job made me decide not to stop and keep functioning, make good decisions, say no to that which I do not like."

Raees has been followed closely by Kabir Khan's war play Tubelight, where Ayyub got to bully the protagonist played by Salman Khan.  Sameer arrived and moved in a jiffy.  2018 saw the launch of this mega-budget duds Thugs of Hindostan and Zero, where Ayyub was again the number-one buddy to Aamir Khan and Shah Rukh Khan respectively.

Ayyub was cast as Nishad, who's much like the real life activists who've inspired Ayyub because his theater days in Delhi at the 2000s.  Produced in Delhi to theater artists, 37-year-old Ayyub graduated from the National School of Drama at 2006 and functioned together with the Leftist theater group Jana Natya Manch, Amongst Others.

Ayyub would really like to play with a few modern-day revolutionaries.  If anyone is thinking about a biopic about the student chief Chandrashekhar Prasad, who had been murdered allegedly on the orders of Bihar strongman Mohammad Shahabuddin in 1997, Ayyub is the guy.

Ayyub will jump at the chance to depict Hashmi, who had been fatally injured by Congress-led goons at 1989.

Ayyub would also like to play with a person"whose politics I do not know, like Sanjay Gandhi".  Ayyub is awaiting a feature version of Dharamvir Bharti's seminal novel Gunahon Ka Devta, about an idealistic student's connection with his upper-caste professor's kid.

Contrary to other celebrities, Ayyub was forthright in expressing his political beliefs, particularly when the Bharatiya Janata Party-led authorities rolled from the Citizenship Amendment Act and National Register of Citizens.

Like his Raanjhanaa co-star Swara Bhasker, Ayyub has not hesitated to speak his thoughts on policies which are famous for targeting and disenfranchising Muslims in India.

Ayyub has been a highly visible presence at protests at Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata.  He celebrated December 31, 2019, together with the protesters in Shaheen Bagh in Delhi.  

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Dindori: As district gets added to India’s Maoist map, what it means for State

Dindori: As district gets added to India’s Maoist map, what it means for State

Fitari is quiet. The kind of quiet that can only exists in a village in the middle of a Sal forest, its people from a tribe famously reclusive. A thin black tarred road snakes its way to the village, cutting through the Maikal hills, and two small rivulets. As a vehicle passes, the children scatter and the adults stop and stare. Most watch with surprise. The sound of an engine, or the voices of outsiders are still rare.

But there is now wariness in those eyes too. For uniformed visitors, both Maoists and the police, have become increasingly frequent. And for villages in Dindori, now on the country’s Maoist map, that can only mean trouble.

In July this year, the Union home ministry revised its list of districts affected by Left Wing Extremism across the country, bringing them down from 90 to 70. In every affected state, except one, the number of districts either stayed the same, or came down. The only addition, Madhya Pradesh’s Dindori.

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The list has also seen Chhattisgarh’s Mungeli district replacing Balod, which shares a border with Dindori, and the already declared Kabirdham district.

For security agencies, this is an admission that a decade long expansion project of the Maoists into these parts, first spotted in 2012, called the MMC (Maharashtra-Madhya Pradesh-Chhattisgarh confluence) zone requires focussed attention.

For 17-year-old Maha Singh Dhruv, the classification brings no solace, just a sense of dread, of the uncertainty and fear impending conflict bring.

“For the last year, I fear entering the forest thinking that if someday they (Maoists) meet me and ask for help, what will I do? I will have to help them because they carry weapons and if I do, the police will ask a hundred questions,” Dhruv said.

Dhruv is a Baiga, who form more than 80% of the population in Fitari, which has a population of 500 voters. The tribe, famously reclusive, are one of the 75 notified Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG) in the country, and one of the seven notified in Madhya Pradesh.

The government defines PVTG’s as “tribal communities who have declining or stagnant population, low level of literacy, pre-agricultural level of technology and are economically backward”.

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Dhruv lost his father very young, and lives in small one room hut with his mother. He went to school in the village itself, but dropped out when his father died. Like with everyone else in the village, there is no income, only subsistence. There is paddy that grows seasonally in two acres of land, and a small kitchen garden where there are long stalks of maize. The rest, the forest has always provided for. But now, with the peace beginning to break, Dhruv wants to leave. “I want to leave this place now. I need a job in Dindori town, 80 kilometres away,” Dhruv said.

The mechanics of identification

The police focus is on three police station areas in Dindori district, Samnapur, Bajag and Karanjiya. The village has electricity but no mobile towers, and to make a phone call, the few who have phones climb up to specific areas atop hills where the signal bar on the handset flickers on.

Senior police officials told HT that earlier this year, they were given inputs of a team of Maoists attempting to speak to villagers in Fitari. Silence is perhaps the best escape and Dhule Baiga has an answer everyone else does too. “I know nothing,” he says.

Sanjay Singh, superintendent of police, Dindori, said the movement and interaction that the police have noticed in the area, have been in and around 65 villages, mostly in “Baiga Chak”.

In 1890, the then colonial government had notified “Baiga Chak” as an area that the Baigas lived in, where they would practice shifting agriculture, locally called “Bewar”. The residents would burn patches of forests and then sow seeds with the government instead training them to practice “settled farming”. At the time, the Baiga Chak had seven villages, but the term is now commonly used to refer to 52 villages, both in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.

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But even if villagers are afraid to talk of the increase presence of Maoists, the police argue that there are clear indications of a growing presence. In 2018, four kilometres away from Fetari, in the biggest local market in Dhurkuta, where everything from an umbrella to spices is sold, a driver spotted a group of 28 armed cadres crossing the forests. “I remember it was a chilly morning and I was returning from a marriage in Dhurkuta. I counted them. Initially , I thought they were police personnel but later because they were very cautious, I realised that they are Maoists,” said the driver, tracked down by HT, who lives in Chhattisgarh’s Kabhirdham, bordering Dindori.

Acting on this information, the police had at the time, sent teams to the village and found telltale footprints at the spot the driver had mentioned. “I tried to ask the villagers but most said nothing. Only one elderly Baiga told me that he saw those people twice walking outside the village,” a local police officer said.

Officers of the Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh Police, who have interrogated surrendered cadres that worked in the MMC zone in the last three years believe that the Maoists are developing a new ‘base area’ in the dense Amarkantak forests. Amarkantak is where the Vindhya, Maikal and Satpura ranges converge in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.

In 2012, the Central Committee of the CPI (Maoist) decided to form this new zone, apart from the one already operational in Bastar called the Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee (DKSZC). Documents accessed by the police show that by 2017, the work of “social investigation” was completed by “vistar platoons” covering more than 500 villages in the area. This survey included analysis of demography, target population, economic status, employment, and socio-economic problems of the area along with the identification of safe routes for the movement of armed cadres. The aim is to create another “Abhujhmaad”, which is a 4000 square kilometre area in south Bastar, unmapped by the government, and known to be the area where members of the Central Committee of the CPI(Maoist) live and operate from.

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In their conversations, surrendered cadres have told police that the Maoists have surveyed the forests to map water bodies, high vantage points to watch the movement of troops and police stations in a bid to create a safe zone. The team responsible for developing this passage and base area is headed by Maoist commander Rakesh Ode, originally from Gadchiroli, who heads a team of 22 armed cadres. Rakesh heads three Area Committees of CPI (Maoist) – Bhoramdeo, Bodla and Khatiamocha and reports to Kabeer who heads the Kanha Bhoramdeo (KB) division of the MMC zone. Police records show that there are a total of 85 armed cadres operating in the area, of which 34 are women.

The beginning of a vicious cycle?

The increase in the Maoist presence is also throwing up a familiar, hotly contested argument, one that has caused much strife in areas such as Bastar. The Dindori police plan to set up four new police camps in the area, at Chauradadar, Padaripani, Chada and Gaurakanhari, all in Baiga Chak. In Dhurkuta, this plan worries Arjun Singh Dhruv, president of the Baiga Nritak Dal and a retired teacher. “I don’t know about Maoists and their presence in this area, but one thing is concerning for us – our freedom. When the forces will be deployed, we will be caged,” Dhruv said.

Dhruv said that Baiga culture has very little crime, close to no theft, so much so that there are very few homes that even own a lock. “The nearest police station, Bajag is 28 km from this village but when the police from outside (referring to paramilitary personnel) come to this area they definitely intrude into our daily lives, and can harass us,” he said.

Dr Vijay Chaurasia, a homeopathy doctor based in Baiga Chak, and author of the book “Prakriti Putra Baiga” shares similar concerns and said that it took him close to a decade to win the confidence of the Baigas. “If the Maoists are talking to Baigas and trying to enter this peaceful community, they are actually harming them. But the government decision to deploy forces in this area makes this tribe venerable. This is bad move,” he said.

But Ved Ram Hanote, Station House Officer of the Bajag police station has already spotted signs of a shift in stance and vocabulary in some sections of the population. “We have information that some people, possibly Maoists, are entering remote villages of Baiga Chak and encouraging the residents to encroach forest land for cultivation. To me it seems that the language of Baigas has changed, they have a new vocabulary where some are talking about rights and laws. Rights and laws are not bad in themselves, just that the change in words tells me that a new influence has seeped in,” Hanote said.

Although there has been no recorded Maoist violence in Dindori, the district police believe that the villages inside the forest of Dindori are now a “safe area” for Maoists. In March 2021, a massive anti-Maoist operation was launched by the Mandla police where, under fire, the Maoists escaped towards Dindori and settled there for about a week. “They travel along a river called Kharmer, which borders two states every time they feel pressure in Chhattisgarh or Mandla,” said the Dindori SP, adding that the state government had been trying to include Dindori in MHA’s list for last two years.

He said that he hoped that the Baigas being reclusive would stem the spread of Maoist influence, but hidden in that, is a double edged sword. “They rarely entertain outsiders and therefore the chances of widespread Maoist influence is less. But if the Maoists do manage this, then it would be really difficult for us because they rarely say anything to the police,” said Singh.

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The district plans to deploy all Baiga policemen in these areas, who will aid the paramilitary in their operations, and attempt to “keep a check on them”. The plan is to deploy 400 central forces, but augment them with 550 district police personnel. “We have started training officers to prevent any harassment in the region. The behaviour of police must change while working in these tribal dominated areas; otherwise the Maoists could take advantage and we will lose the trust of the community,” said the SP.

However, within the state apparatus, there is no unanimity on what is clearly a complicated question. Intelligence officials HT has spoken to said that the large number of deployments themselves may be what the Maoists want the state to do. “I think that the Maoists want such a deployment of police forces because this will make tribes feel threatened and in turn, they create ideological space for themselves. What is need of such a huge deployment? These villages are merely a passage of Maoists towards Amarkantak. Baigas don’t like uniformed people and hence it could be dangerous,” an officer posted in the region said.

The Chhattisgarh dimension

In Chhattisgarh’s neighbouring Mungeli district, also newly added to the list of Maoist districts by the MHA, around 50 villages of the Khudiya post in Lormi, are being watched closely by the state. Police functionaries said that all of these are Baiga dominated villages and more than ten “interactions” have been recorded in the past year. Remote and sparsely populated, these villages get cut off in the monsoon.

“My brother lives in Aurapani and guards a small rest house there. He told me that about a year ago , four people in black uniforms came and asked him several questions about and topography. They enter our village from Ajgar Pahad in Mungeli,” said Chamran Singh Baiga, who once lived in Aurapanu, but has since moved to Mahuamacha village.

A senior police officer, posted in Chhattisgarh’s capital of Raipur said Mungeli has developed into an area of strategic importance for the MMC zone. “We have included the district in our list Khudiya outpost is the entrance point of their base area –the Amarkantak forests. If they get support or recruitment from the villages alongside, it will be very difficult to contain them in next few years,” said the officer.

Chhattisgarh DGP DM Awasthi said the state wanted to be careful with its planning and deployment and not exacerbate a sensitive situation. “In 2018, Kabirdham was added in MHAs list and now we have decided to add Mungeli. The reason is simple, Maoists are expanding MMC zone towards Amarakant and it is important to check them. We are still thinking about deployment and based on intelligence inputs decisions will be taken,” Awasthi said.

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Meera Borwankar JCP, Mumbai and head of crime branch

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She made history on July 21, 2004, when she took charge of Mumbai?s famed crime branch to become the first woman ever to head the department, which has to contend with, among other things, one of the world?s most organised mafias. The 46-year-old mother of two teenage sons pipped Arup Patnaik, special IG of the Special Reserve Force, and K.L. Prasad, an IG at the state police headquarters, to the post. Borwankar is known as one of the toughest officers Maharashtra has had ? her bosses, subordinates and the criminals she has tackled will heartily vouch for that. During her stint with the state Crime Investigation Department from 1993-95, one of the important cases she investigated was the infamous Jalgaon sex scandal in which local politicians were accused of duping young girls with false promises of jobs and loans. For her work, Borwankar has received the President?s Medal for meritorious service in 1997, apart from the Police Medal and the Director General?s Insignia. Educational high point? She has studied policy analysis in law enforcement at the University of Minnesota in the US.

G. Aswati ASP, Gadchiroli

When asked about how a woman police officer can make a difference in the lives of ordinary women, Aswati replies, ?A woman is seated in front of me right now. She is telling me about things in her life that she can never tell a male police officer?. Aswati (seen here with her husband C. Dorje) emphasises that women will certainly make a difference as far as crimes against women go. She may be the daughter of acclaimed Malayalam filmmaker Adoor Gopalakrishnan, but her aspirations have little to do with art. Known as an officer of integrity, she belongs to the 2000-batch of Assam cadre and was posted in Assam before being transferred to Maharashtra as assistant superintendent of police of the Naxal-infested Gadchiroli region.

Made in Maharashtra: Maharashtra has in fact a high number of women police officers compared to other states. Apart from Borwankar and Aswati, the state police has Sridevi Goyal, special IG, railways; Rashmi Shukla, deputy IG, prisons; Archana Tyagi, superintendent of police, Ratnagiri district; Maria Fernandes who is posted as deputy commissioner of police, headquarter-II, Mumbai police; Supriya Patil-Yadav, DCP, state intelligence department in the state police headquarter in Mumbai, deputy inspector general of police (prisons), superintendent of Arthur Road jail, Swati Sathe; and deputy commissioner (traffic) Pradnya Saravade. Saravade works as the deputy commissioner of the social service branch which falls under the direct supervision of Borwankar. As DCP in-charge of the port zone, she had unearthed a racket of exotic foreign-made cars being imported into India through corrupt port officials.

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Damayanti Sen DCP, DD, Calcutta

On the phone Damayanti Sen, deputy commissioner of police (special), detective department, Calcutta, sounds as no-nonsense a person as she later transpires to be. She doesn?t mind interviews, she says, provided the talk revolves around her ? no personal questions, please! When you see Damayanti Sen (left), sitting in her large Lal Bazaar detective department room, she looks incredibly young, a tiny figure in her large straight-backed leather chair. But she exudes self-confidence. Because she doesn?t think that one?s gender makes any difference to the job at hand. Not in her profession and not in any other. ?No, I don?t think that women are better or worse off in a job. The only reason people ask a lot of questions related to my gender, is because there are fewer women in my profession now than men. But as that changes, people will stop being so interested.? Sen did her bachelors and masters in economics from Jadavpur University, both with a first class first. She took her IPS exams in 1996 and says she just happened to drift into the profession. She is married and her husband is in teaching.

Kanchan Chowdhury DGP, Uttaranchal

The country got its first woman director-general of police with Kanchan Chowdhury taking over as the head of the force in Uttaranchal since last year. Chowdhury wants to do ?something concrete for the women of Uttaranchal? and is planning to set up counselling centres in every district, not only in Uttaranchal but in the entire country. ?These centres could provide shelter, counselling, rehabilitation and other needs of oppressed and depressed women,? she elaborates. When asked how she felt that about being the new DGP of Uttaranchal and commanding a force of so many men, she says, ?Nothing special. But being the head of the police force, I shall see that my command is obeyed in letter and spirit.?

Chowdhury is, interestingly, the inspiration behind the Eighties? TV serial on a woman cop, Udaan.

Kanwaljeet Deol JCP, Delhi

As joint commissioner of police, Delhi headquarters, she has reduced several hardened criminals to their quaking knees, and as an official who brooks no oversight from her teams, is regarded with considerable awe by her colleagues too. Currently holding two posts, she is also the acting special commissioner of police, administration. She swears by T.S. Eliot and Marquez, but when it comes to her own literary skills, prefers to write something like 101 Tips To Survive The City (Penguin, 2002). Deol belongs to the Union Territory cadre, and joined the IPS after an MSc in physics from Punjab University in 1977, chiefly to be with her husband, Shamsher Deol, who had qualified for the IPS the year before. She says she owes her knowledge of the nitty-gritties of the police system to her first posting in 1978, in Panjim, where she had three police stations under her. She thinks policing is like mothering. ?Policing has been regarded a man?s profession for a long time. It?s a fallacy. I think policewomen give a more palatable image to the public. Team. They provide a soft side to a hard profession,? says Deol, who is on a mission to create a more effective police force in the 10 years of service that she has left.

Vimla Mehra JCP, Crime Against Women Cell, Delhi

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As joint commissioner of police, crime against women (CAW) cell, Delhi, she is taking joint commissioner Kanwaljeet Deol?s work forward (it was Deol who was at the forefront of the cell in 1986). Mehra, who has been heading the cell since 2002, and has brought in some very effective changes in its functioning, started with a posting in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands after her induction into the IPS in 1978, but has held an array of posts which required a fair amount of courage on her part. She was posted as additional DCP, south, after the infamous 1984 riots in Delhi, and has worked in the Central Reserve Police Force for four-and-a-half years, which included two years in the Rapid Action Force (RAF). The CAW cell deals mainly with matrimonial crimes, including domestic abuse, dowry deaths and other related crimes. Mehra may also be credited with starting the 1091 Helpline, a 24-hour distress call centre for women, a mobile helpline which immediately starts for the destination called from and a post box service, where women can write to P. Box 5353 for help. Now a strong 170-member force, the women?s crime police also imparts training in self-defence. ?I am all for improving our gender sensitivity in 2005,? says Mehra.

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Virat tells family that whatever Omkar did is against law; he mislead a police office, bribed college staff, tampered someone’s official documents; all these 3 are crimes and hence he should be arrested. He will spare Omkar if they all promise that they will not trouble Devi and Pulkit again and Ninad, Omkar, Bhavani will consider Pulkit as their damad/SIL and not a poor man. Bhavani signals her…

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पोलिसांनी कॅम्प केला उद्ध्वस्त; नक्षल्याची मोठी योजना फसली

गडचिरोली : जिल्ह्याच्या दक्षिण भागात विशेषत: भामरागड व एटापल्ली तालुक्यात मागील काही दिवसांपासून नक्षल्यांच्या हालचाली वाढल्या होत्या. त्यामुळे जिल्हा पोलिस दलाने या भागावर अधिक लक्ष ठेवले होते. अशातच नक्षली मोठा घातपाताचा डाव आखित असल्याच्या गुप्त माहितीच्या आधारे महाराष्ट्र-छत्तीसगड सीमेवर जवानांचे विशेष पथक गस्तीवर होते. दरम्यान उपविभागी हेडरी अंतर्गत येत असलेल्या गट्टा (जां.) हद्दीतील हिक्केर…

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Traditional dispute settlement keeps crime low in Gadchiroli | Nagpur News

Traditional dispute settlement keeps crime low in Gadchiroli | Nagpur News

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Nagpur: The ‘Polwa’ system of holding weekly meeting at the ghotul or tribal community hall in Gadchiroli seems to have resulted in least number of offences under Indian Penal Code (IPC) being registered here. Despite Maoist presence, this remote district had the lowest crime rate in Maharashtra, as per State Crime Records Bureau (SCRB) data of 2018. Gadchiroli had the least number of…

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महाराष्ट्र-छत्तीसगड सीमेवर पोलीस नक्षल्यांमध्ये चकमक, एक नक्षलवादी ठार

गडचिरोली : भामरागड तालुक्यातील कियरकोटी अबुझमाड जंगल परिसरात आज सकाळी १० वाजतापासून पोलीस नक्षलवाद्यांमध्ये चकमक सुरू असून, यात एका नक्षलवाद्याला ठार करण्यात पोलिसांना यश आले. सोबतच घटनास्थळावरून मोठ्या प्रमाणात नक्षल साहित्य व शस्त्रसाठा जप्त करण्यात आल्याची माहिती पोलीस सूत्रांनी दिली. चकमक परिसर घनदाट जंगलाने वेढलेला असल्याने त्याठिकाणी संपर्क साधण्यास अडचण निर्माण होत असून, अजूनही चकमक सुरू…

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एटापल्ली-कसनसूर मार्गावर आढळले नक्षली बॅनर

गडचिरोली : एटापल्ली तालुक्यातील एटापल्ली-कसनसूर मार्गावरील मवेली गावाजवळील पुलावर गुरुवारी सकाळी नक्षल्यांचे बॅनर आढळून आले आहे. या बॅनरबाजीतून नक्षल्यांनी रस्ता निर्माण कार्य करणार्‍या कंत्राटदारांना बांधकाम बंद करण्याचा इशारा दिला आहे. या घटनेमुळे तालुक्यातील अतिदुर्गम भागात विकास कामे करणार्‍या कंत्राटदारांमध्ये भीतीचे वातावरण निर्माण झाले आहे. नक्षल्यांद्वारे फेब्रुवारी ते मे या कालावधी…

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चितळाची शिकार : चौघांना अटक; १४ दिवसांची न्यायालयीन कोठडी

गडचिरोली : चार्मोशी तालुक्यातील कुनघाडा वनपरिक्षेत्रात चितळाची शिकार करणार्‍या कुथेगाव येथील चार आरोपींना कुनघाडा वनपरिक्षेत्र अधिकार्‍यांनी ८ मार्च रोजी अटक केली. विठ्ठल मेसो हलामी, गजानन बुधू पोटावी, सुधाकर डोकू उसेंडी, रामचंद्र येसू कड्यामी सर्व रा. कुथेगाव अशी अटक करण्यात आलेल्या आरोपींची नावे आहे.चितळ शिकार करणार्‍या अटक करण्यात आलेल्या चार आरोपींना ९ मार्च रोजी प्रथम श्रेणी न्यायालय…

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आदिवासी युवकाची नक्षल्यांकडून हत्या

गडचिरोली : स्पर्धा परीक्षेची तयारी करणाऱ्या आदिवासी युवकाची नक्षल्यांनी गुरुवारी रात्रीच्या सुमारास गोळ्या झाडून हत्या केली. साईनाथ नरोटे (२६) असे मृत युवकाचे नाव असून तो भामरागड तालुक्यातील मर्दहुर या नक्षलग्रस्त गावातील रहिवासी होता. (Tribal youth killed by Naxals) मर्दिनटोला चकमकीनंतर नक्षल चळवळ खिळखिळी झाली होती. मात्र, काही महिन्यांपासून दक्षिण गडचिरोली भागात पुन्हा एकदा नक्षलवादी सक्रिय…

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काँग्रेस प्रदेशाध्यक्ष पटोले यांच्या भावासह पाच जणांवर अखेर गुन्हा दाखल

डॉ. साळवे यांचे अपहरण प्रकरण गडचिरोली : काँग्रेसचे प्रदेशाध्यक्ष नाना पटोले यांचे भाऊ विनोद पटोले यांच्यासह पाच व्यक्तींवर डॉ. प्रमोद साळवे यांना गडचिरोली-चातगाव मार्गावरील बोदली गावाजवळ त्यांची गाडी अडवून अपहरण , मारहाण व शिवीगाळ केल्याच्या आरोपावरून गडचिरोली पोलीस स्टेशनमध्ये भारतीय दंड संहिता कलम ३४१, १४३, ५०४, ५०६ अंतर्गत सोमवार ६ मार्च रोजी गुन्हा दाखल करण्यात आला. डॉ. प्रमोद साळवे यांची…

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एका जहाल नक्षलवाद्यास अटक

गडचिरोली : गोपनीय माहितीच्या आधारे गडचिरोली पोलिसांच्या नक्षलविरोधी पथकाने एका जहाल नक्षलवाद्यास अटक केली. वेल्ला केसे वेलादी (३५ रा. येडापल्ली) असे अटक केलेल्या नक्षवाद्याचे नाव असून तो छत्तीसगड राज्याचा रहिवासी आहे. टीसीओसी सप्ताहाच्या पार्श्वभूमीवर पोलिसांनी नक्षलविरोधी अभियान वाढवले आहे. दरम्यान गुरुवारी मिळालेल्या गोपनीय माहितीवरून पोलिसांच्या नक्षलविरोधी पथकाने कारवाई करीत जहाल नक्षलवादी…