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One Maoist Killed in Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur
BIJAPUR, CHHATTISGARH, JUL 5 – Security forces killed a Maoist insurgent during an ongoing operation targeting senior cadres amid intensified efforts that have neutralised over 300 Maoists since early 2024.
- On Saturday in Bijapur district, security forces neutralised a Maoist insurgent in Indravati National Park during a joint operation involving DRG, STF, and CRPF.
- Following the encounter, security forces launched a joint operation based on intelligence indicating senior Maoist cadres' presence in Bijapur's forests.
- According to police officials, the body of one Maoist insurgent was recovered and a weapon seized at the encounter site in Bijapur's Indravati National Park.
- Despite ongoing operations, security forces continue their active search in Bijapur, withholding further details for personnel safety.
- Beyond the immediate operation, the State Investigation Agency has detained seven suspects in the IED blast probe, with forensic analysis and infrastructure upgrades underway.
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