NIA's big action in Chhattisgarh
Four Naxalite associates arrested, had conspired to attack police
CURATED BY – RAJIV KHARE | CITYCHIEFNEWS
Raipur, The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has recently taken an important action against Naxal activities in Chhattisgarh. The NIA has arrested four hardcore associates of the banned Naxalite organization CPI (Maoist), who were involved in supplying explosive materials and other objectionable items to the Naxalites.
The arrested accused have been identified as Anish Khan alias Annu Khan alias Ajju Khan, Anil Kumar Netam, Jaisingh Hidko and Raghuveer. All of them were involved in sheltering and providing assistance to the members of the Naxalite organization for a long time. According to the NIA, these accused had provided objectionable material including explosives and detonators to the Naxalites. Their aim was to attack the police team near Mujalgondi village in Kanker district. Along with this, a meeting was also planned to call for boycott of elections in the state.
NIA has earlier also taken several actions against Naxalite associates in Chhattisgarh. Recently, two overground Naxalite associates were arrested in Gariaband district, and IEDs planted by Naxalites were successfully destroyed.
In addition, NIA raided Gangaluur area of Bijapur district and detained two Naxalite associates, including a woman, from whom SIM cards, mobile phones and other documents were recovered.
In Narayanpur district too, NIA had registered a named FIR against a total of 35 Naxalites and their urban network who blocked the route, out of which 4 people were arrested.
These actions of NIA make it clear that the agency is taking strict action against the urban network of Naxalites and their associates. These arrests will help in disrupting the supply chain of Naxalites, which will help in controlling Naxalite activities in the state.
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