Naxals have threatened to throw the district administration out of the gear during their 'Virodh Diwas' (protest day) agitations that began from February 4 to 6 and bandh on February 7 across India protesting government's failure to keep the prices of essential commodities under check.
Naxals already started their offensive by firing at Laheri sub-police station in Bhamragarh tehsil in the early hours of Saturday. The rebels retreated after the cops retaliated. They also set afire a road roller of private contractor between Bhamragarh and Laheri later in the day.
The road between Bhamragarh and Laheri was blocked by the Naxals. The cops had cleared the Etapalli-Alapalli road which the Naxals had closed a day before. The ral-rich hinterlands.
In their press statement, the Naxals also alleged that the government forces have eliminated villagers and tribal population, labelling them as rebels. The Naxals also recalled the incident at Sawargaon where they claimed that security forces of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) were responsible for the deaths of five children of an ashramshala among the six dead when a stray grenade landed in the village school.
Chandrakishore Meena, additional superintendent of police, Gadchiroli, said that the forces have been already deployed as per the intelligence reports. "We are ready for the action. The arterial roads have been kept free," he said.
citizens were left reeling under skyrocketing prices, a section of the ministers siphoned off money through various scams that were exposed from time to time including that of the 2G spectrum. The rebels lambasted the ruling government headed by the prime minister Manmohan Singh and Congress party chief Sonia Gandhi for their failure in checking corruption, price rise and inability to act tough against the tainted ministers.
The Naxals also condemned the opposition BJP for their involvement in corruption in states where their party is in power. The rebels also came down heavily the 'nexus' between politicians and corporate giants whose targets are the naturoad between Yerkad and Malewada in Korchi was blocked too. Issues of corruption, malpractices and scams by ministers of the UPA government, along with steep price rise, have been highlighted by Naxals as reasons for going into the agitation mode.
Maharashtra's three districts — Gadchiroli, Gondia and Chandrapur — have been included by the Naxals along with Madhya Pradesh's Balaghat, Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar in their agitation programme.
A press communiqué from Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee of Communist Party of India (Maoist) stated that price rise has hit the common masses hard. As the citizens were left reeling under skyrocketing prices, a section of the ministers siphoned off money through various scams that were exposed from time to time including that of the 2G spectrum.
The rebels lambasted the ruling government headed by the prime minister Manmohan Singh and Congress party chief Sonia Gandhi for their failure in checking corruption, price rise and inability to act tough against the tainted ministers.
The Naxals also condemned the opposition BJP for their involvement in corruption in states where their party is in power. The rebels also came down heavily the 'nexus' between politicians and corporate giants whose targets are the natural-rich hinterlands. In their press statement, the Naxals also alleged that the government forces have eliminated villagers and tribal population, labelling them as rebels. The Naxals also recalled the incident at Sawargaon where they claimed that security forces of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) were responsible for the deaths of five children of an ashramshala among the six dead when a stray grenade landed in the village school.
Chandrakishore Meena, additional superintendent of police, Gadchiroli, said that the forces have been already deployed as per the intelligence reports. "We are ready for the action. The arterial roads have been kept free," he said.
Naxals already started their offensive by firing at Laheri sub-police station in Bhamragarh tehsil in the early hours of Saturday. The rebels retreated after the cops retaliated. They also set afire a road roller of private contractor between Bhamragarh and Laheri later in the day.
The road between Bhamragarh and Laheri was blocked by the Naxals. The cops had cleared the Etapalli-Alapalli road which the Naxals had closed a day before. The ral-rich hinterlands.
In their press statement, the Naxals also alleged that the government forces have eliminated villagers and tribal population, labelling them as rebels. The Naxals also recalled the incident at Sawargaon where they claimed that security forces of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) were responsible for the deaths of five children of an ashramshala among the six dead when a stray grenade landed in the village school.
Chandrakishore Meena, additional superintendent of police, Gadchiroli, said that the forces have been already deployed as per the intelligence reports. "We are ready for the action. The arterial roads have been kept free," he said.
citizens were left reeling under skyrocketing prices, a section of the ministers siphoned off money through various scams that were exposed from time to time including that of the 2G spectrum. The rebels lambasted the ruling government headed by the prime minister Manmohan Singh and Congress party chief Sonia Gandhi for their failure in checking corruption, price rise and inability to act tough against the tainted ministers.
The Naxals also condemned the opposition BJP for their involvement in corruption in states where their party is in power. The rebels also came down heavily the 'nexus' between politicians and corporate giants whose targets are the naturoad between Yerkad and Malewada in Korchi was blocked too. Issues of corruption, malpractices and scams by ministers of the UPA government, along with steep price rise, have been highlighted by Naxals as reasons for going into the agitation mode.
Maharashtra's three districts — Gadchiroli, Gondia and Chandrapur — have been included by the Naxals along with Madhya Pradesh's Balaghat, Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar in their agitation programme.
A press communiqué from Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee of Communist Party of India (Maoist) stated that price rise has hit the common masses hard. As the citizens were left reeling under skyrocketing prices, a section of the ministers siphoned off money through various scams that were exposed from time to time including that of the 2G spectrum.
The rebels lambasted the ruling government headed by the prime minister Manmohan Singh and Congress party chief Sonia Gandhi for their failure in checking corruption, price rise and inability to act tough against the tainted ministers.
The Naxals also condemned the opposition BJP for their involvement in corruption in states where their party is in power. The rebels also came down heavily the 'nexus' between politicians and corporate giants whose targets are the natural-rich hinterlands. In their press statement, the Naxals also alleged that the government forces have eliminated villagers and tribal population, labelling them as rebels. The Naxals also recalled the incident at Sawargaon where they claimed that security forces of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) were responsible for the deaths of five children of an ashramshala among the six dead when a stray grenade landed in the village school.
Chandrakishore Meena, additional superintendent of police, Gadchiroli, said that the forces have been already deployed as per the intelligence reports. "We are ready for the action. The arterial roads have been kept free," he said.
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