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Incidents and Statements involving (CPI-ML-Janashakti)
2012-2000
2011
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August 19: The Police and Naxalites
of the CPI-ML-New Democracy exchanged fire near Rayagudem village
under Gundala mandal in Khammam District in Andhra Pradesh.
According to sources, a team of Police personnel came across members
of the New Democracy, Ganesh dalam, during combing operation
in the forest area near Rayagudem village. The Police and the Naxalites
exchanged fire for a few minutes after which the outlawed members
escaped from the spot, leaving behind a few kit bags. "The police
team recovered three kit bags and a cell phone from the place,"
said Yellendu DSP V. Tirupathi. There was no causality in the exchange
of fire, he added.
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April 21: Three LWE cadres of the
CPI-ML-Janashakti identified as 'District committee member' Rachapalli
Anjaneyulu, S. Sundar Rao and B. Suresh were arrested by a Special
Police party at a place somewhere between Pedagarlapadu and Takkellapadu
villages in Guntur District in Andhra Pradesh. A pistol of Chinese
make, three live cartridges and two 'tapanchas' were seized from
them. SP A. Ravichandra said, Anjaneyulu was a member of the Subhash
Group of the CPI-ML Janashakti and was involved in several offences,
including the murder of a forest guard. Anjaneyulu and his associates
confessed that they were planning to eliminate N. Sankar of Gurazala
whom they accused of being a Police informer.
2010
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October 5: Three cadres of CPI-ML-Janashakti,
identified as Banoth Bhupathi (25), Bhanothu Raju (32), and Malothu
Ganesh (26), were arrested from Dumala forest in Sircilla in Karimnagar
District. Some locally-made revolvers, ammunition and a knife were
recovered from them, he said. The trio extorted money from doctors
and businessmen in rural pockets and also in Nizamabad District.
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August 7: A cadre of the CPI-ML-Janashakti,
identified as Inupa Suresh alias Sanjeev alias Kishore,
surrendered before the Police in Medak District of Andhra Pradesh.
Suresh is a resident of Peddachikodu village in Dubbak mandal
(administrative division) and he joined Janashakti in 2001. He was
the member of Maner Dalam (squad), and was involved in 11
cases, including killing a doctor at Chinnchikod village in Mustabad
mandal of Karimnagar and a blasting. He was arrested by Police in
Karimnagar in 2004 and later released.
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July 12: A special team of the Gujarat
Police arrested top leader of the CPI-ML-Janashakti, Kura Amar,
from Nacharam in Hyderabad of Andhra Pradesh in connection with
a criminal conspiracy case registered in Gujarat six months ago.
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June 13: Police arrested CPI-ML-Janashakti
north Telangana secretary Moorthi Srinivas Reddy alias Yadanna
on National Highway-7 at Tekrial village in Mahbubnagar District
of Andhra Pradesh and recovered two 9 mm pistols, 19 rounds of bullets,
detonators, 16 subscriber identity module cards, the free encyclopedia
cards and one cell phone from him.
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June 11: Gujarat Police filed 1800
page charge sheet against 11 suspected Left Wing Extremists (LWEs)
in a local court at Kosad village near Surat city. They include
Niranjan Mohapatra, K. N. Singh, Maka Chaudhary, Avinash Kulkarni,
Ramu Puwar, Bharat Puwar, Sulat Puwar, Jayram Goswami, Satyam Rao,
Vishwanath Iyer and Surya Dewra Prabhakar. They are allegedly linked
with mainly the CPI-Maoist and CPI-ML-Janashakti. All the accused
have been booked under various sections of the (Indian Penal Code)
IPC including criminal conspiracy (120B), waging war against government
(121A), Sedition (124A) and promoting enmity between different groups
(153A), according to the chargesheet. They have also been booked
under the section of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act since
February 2010.
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May 26: A CPI-ML-Janashakti cadre,
Kammari Tirupathi (30), surrendered at Sircilla in Karimnagar District
of Andhra Pradesh.
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May 24: B. Srinivas alias
Manganna (23), a CPI-ML-Janashakti Manthani Dalam (squad) 'commander'
of Karimnagar District of Andhra Pradesh, was arrested by the Police
from the State capital Hyderabad. A locally made revolver with two
live rounds was seized from him.
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April 19: Jaypal Hembram alias
Kunduru, a cadre of the CPI-ML-Janashakti was arrested from Parvat
Nuasahi area under Daitari Police station in Jajpur District of
Orissa.
2009
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November 17: Police arrested one
person, T. Eswar, for his links with the CPI-ML- Janashakti leader
Yadanna in the Kamareddy area of Nizamabad District of Andhra Pradesh.
According to the Superintendent of Police (SP), M. Jagan Mohan Reddy,
Eswar used to run a taxi service in the area. He developed contacts
with the Janashakti leaders during that time and quit the travel
agency after he met with an accident five years ago. However, the
Police kept an eye on his suspicious movement and arrested him.
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September 1: The Maoists resorted
to barricading of roads by felling trees in the forest pockets of
Khammam District as part of the two-day shutdown call given by them
in the North Telangana Districts of Andhra Pradesh opposing the
opencast mining by the Singareni collieries in the coal belt, large
scale submergence by the Polavaram project and illegal damming in
the upper stretches of Godavari River by the Government of Maharashtra.
The shutdown, also backed by the Janashakti faction of the Communist
party of India-Marxist-Leninist (CPI-M-L Janashakti), however, evoked
no response in the tribal pockets while life remained normal in
the coal bet too. Superintendent of Police Anil Kumar said the elements
who were involved in barricading the forest routes have been identified.
He said some Maoists had come from across the inter-State border
for creating the obstacles to the vehicular traffic in the forest
pocket. By and large life was reportedly normal in Bhadrachalam,
Palvancha and Kothagudem divisions.
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July 30: The Andhra Pradesh High
Court granted conditional bail to a top leader of the CPI-ML- Janashakti
lodged in the Cherlapalli jail in capital Hyderabad of Andhra Pradesh.
Kura Devender alias Amar (47), the Janashakti group State
secretary, was arrested by Police from Pune in the State of Maharashtra
in April 2008 and was incarcerated in Cherlapalli jail on the outskirts
of Hyderabad.
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February 2: Police arrested a cadre
of the Janashakti faction of the CPI-ML-Janashakti, identified as
Javvaji Ramesh alias Kumar, from the Ramagundam area of Karimnagar
District of Andhra Pradesh. A tapancha and 19 rounds of ammunition
of various weapons were also recovered from the possession of the
arrested cadre. Kumar was reportedly attempting to form a dalam
of the outfit and was resorting to extortions in the coal belt region
of the District.
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January 27: Though intensified combing
operations are being carried out in the CPI-Maoist infested areas,
the rapid movement of senior CPI-Maoist cadres and CPI-ML(Janashakthi)
cadres have upset the Police's plans to completely wipe out the
Maoist movement in the Kamareddy division of Nizamabad District
of Andhra Pradesh. According to Police sources, the recent arrest
of a commander of the Kamareddy dalam of the CPI-ML Janashakti,
Cheryala Laxmipathi, and another cadre, Ramesh, has further strengthened
the argument that the Maoists are regrouping.
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January 24: Two Naxalites (left-wing
extremists), identified as Chakradhar Haiburu (junior) and one of
his associates Paresh Mahanto, wanted in many crimes, were arrested
from the residence of a functionary of the Janashakti faction of
the CPI-ML-Janashakti in capital Bhubaneswar of Orissa by the Jajpur
District Police. Haiburu is a close associate of the CPI-Maoist
leader Anna Reddy.
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January 1: A Kamareddy dalam
(squad) member belonging to the Janashakti faction of the Communist
Party of India-Marxist-Leninist (CPI-ML-Janashakti), identified
as Kotta Rajam, surrendered before the Police at Kamareddy in the
Nizamabad District of Andhra Pradesh.
2008
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December 30: The Karimnagar District
Superintendent of Police, Y. Gangadhar, said the CPI-Maoist activities
had considerably declined for the fourth consecutive year in Karimnagar
due to the people friendly policies initiated by the Police. The
extremists are reportedly on the run from the District to the neighbouring
State of Chhattisgarh. In 2008, the extremists had killed four persons
branding them as informers and damaged a bus and a private cellular
phone tower in the Mahamutharam mandal. Three extremists
were killed in encounters with the Police. The Police arrested 73
Maoists during the year, including the CPI-Maoist Chhattisgarh Muded
area divisional committee member Velpula Rajesh Kumra alias
Tirupati, and his wife and dalam member Ramadevi, and Janashakti
central committee member Kura Devanna alias Amar. Around
15 extremists, including seven Maoists from Chhattisgarh region,
had surrendered before the Police. In the first week of December,
the Police had arrested some Maoists and thwarted their attempts
to revive the party in the District. He also said Police had recovered
13 weapons including one Springfield rifle, two revolvers, four
tapanchas, three pistols and one SLR and 150 live and empty
rounds of ammunition of various weapons. The Police also recovered
27 soap bombs, six tiffin bombs, four clipping bombs during 2008.
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December 23: Two cadres belonging
to the Janashakti faction of the CPI-ML, who fled from the scene
when villagers caught hold the Party squad commander Bharath during
their attack on a petrol station at the Domakonda mandal
headquarter on December 18, were arrested by the Domakonda Police
in Nizamabad District of Andhra Pradesh. The duo was identified
as squad commander of Kamareddy, Chetyal Lakshmipathi, and squad
member Naskal Ramesh.
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December 19: Seven left-wing extremists,
including two women cadres of the CPI-Maoist and five cadres of
the CPI-ML (Janashakti), surrendered before the Superintendent of
Police Mahesh M. Bhagwat in the Khammam District of Andhra Pradesh.
The CPI-Maoist cadres were identified as Vagaboina Anasurya alias
Vasanta, wanted in connection with a killing in Chhattisgarh and
Soyam Venkata Lakshmi alias Venkatamma alias Aruna,
a member of the Kukunoor Local Organised Squad of the CPI-Maoist.
The CPI-ML cadres were identified as Enumula Naresh alias
Nagesh, Molkam Suresh, Uke Nirosha and Keesara Sammmaiah, Setti
Vinoda alias Swapna
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December 18: A deputy commander
of the CPI-ML (Janashakti), identified as Badavath Bhaskar alias
Bharath, belonging to the Medak-Kamareddy area, was captured by
the villagers and later handed over to the Domakonda Police in Nizamabad
District of Andhra Pradesh. While two of his associates managed
to escape, one revolver and five live bullets were recovered from
his possession.
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December 10: A CPI-ML commander
belonging to the Janashakti faction of the Sircilla region in Karimnagar
District of Andhra Pradesh, identified as Malyala Rajesh alias
Johnson, surrendered before the S P, Y. Gangadhar, along with locally
manufactured .32 and 8 mm revolvers and some live rounds. Gangadhar
revealed that he was forced to join the extremist movement at the
instigation of Janashakti State secretary Yadanna.
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November 26: A cadre belonging to
the CPI-ML-Janashakti, identified as Kalyankar Nagaraju alias
Ramesh, was killed in an encounter with the Police on the outskirts
of Gollapalli and Nimmapalli villages under Konaraopeta mandal
in the Karimnagar District of Andhra Pradesh. The killed extremist
hailed from Kamareddy in the Nizamabad District.
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November 9: A former CPI-Maoist
cadre Nomula Bala Raju, was found dead under mysterious circumstances
at Pondugula village in Dachepalli mandal (administrative division)
in the Guntur District of Andhra Pradesh. A letter allegedly written
by Siva Ram, District secretary of the Janashakti faction of the
CPI-ML was found besides the body. In the letter, Siva Ram accused
Raju of resorting to extortion in the name of Maoists and threatening
people. Maoist sympathisers, however, alleged that Raju was killed
by the police.
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July 30: A former Naxalite of the
Janashakti group and founder of the CPI (ML) Jana Vimukthi, J. Linga
Swamy, was killed in an encounter with police near Jillella village
of Karimnagar District of Andhra Pradesh. According to police sources,
Linga Swamy and his accomplice had opened fire on the police team
which was combing the area for Naxalites and was killed in the retaliatory
fire. He was reportedly involved in three murder cases and several
other extortion cases in the Karimnagar, Warangal, Adilabad and
Nizamabad Districts.
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May 5: Three naxalites belonging
to the Janashakti faction of the CPI-ML including two senior functionaries
of the outfit, were killed during an encounter with police party
in Rollapadu forests under Tekulapalli police station limits in
the Khammam District of Andhra Pradesh. Eight other naxalites, however,
managed to escape. Four weapons including two 88 mm rifles, a Springfield
rifle and a tapancha (locally made revolver) were recovered from
the spot. The slain naxalites were identified as District committee
secretary Solipeta Yadava Reddy alias Daya, State committee member
Konda Sanjeeva Reddy alies Bhaskar and Pandu Yadagiri alias Arun,
a leader of the rank of District committee secretary.
A former Janashakti naxalite was
found dead with stab injuries on the outskirts of Kandikatkur village
in Illanthakunta mandal in the Karimnagar District of Andhra Pradesh.
A letter placed besides the body in the name of Telangana Janavimukti
Sena (TJS) claimed responsibility for the killing and branded the
killed person a police informer.
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March 28: Four Naxalite factions
of the Communist Party of India-Marxist-Leninist (CPI-ML) Liberation,
New Democracy, Janashakti and Provisional Central Committee, collectively
organised a law violation programme in Siliguri in West Bengal against
the continuing price hike of essential commodities, especially food
items. Announcing the programme, CPI-ML (Liberation) leader Abhijit
Majumder said on March 26, "We intend to court arrest to make a
point."
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March 19: Boya Ramanjamma alias
Umakka, an extremist belonging to the CPI-ML-Janashakti surrendered
before SP Shankarbhratha Bagchi in Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh.
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March 10: The CPI-Maoist and the
Janashakti group of the naxalites called for a State-wide
bandh (general strike) on March 14, protesting against the
visit of United Progressive Alliance (UPA) Chairperson, Sonia Gandhi
to the State. A joint statement whose signatories were Chandranna,
Maoist North Telangana Special Zonal Committee (NTSZC) secretary,
and Bharath, secretary of the Janashakti Godavari Valley Regional
Committee, branded Sonia Gandhi an "American agent" and called upon
people to observe bandh to protest against her visit. The
statement also blamed the ruling Congress party for not taking up
any developmental projects for Telangana region and for abandoning
its promise of forming a separate State.
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January 31: Orissa police has confirmed
the arrest of Bommai Narasimha Goud alias Anna Reddy, chief of the
Janasakthi faction of the Communist Party of India-Marxist-Leninist
(CPI-ML) in Orissa. A native of Ankireddygudam village of Andhra
Pradesh’s Nalagonda District, Reddy was arrested on January 30 from
a private hospital in Orissa’a capital Bhubaneswar. He had joined
CPI-ML-Janashakti in 1992 and in 2004 headed the outfit’s Orissa
unit.
2007
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June 28: Police recovered a .30
carbine along with 32 live rounds from cadres of the Janashakti
outfit at Lingala forest area in the Warangal District of Andhra
Pradesh. Another .30 carbine with 12 live rounds, one 3.2 pistol
with four rounds belonging to the Prathighatana outfit was recovered
at Musuku Thanda in the Palakurthy mandal.
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February 10: Six Naxalites belonging
to the Janashakti dalam (squad) were arrested at Jeevakona
in the Chittoor District of Andhra Pradesh while holding a meeting.
Charu Sinha, Superintendent of Police of Chittoor, informed that
the Janashakti dalam was virtually wiped out from the District
with the arrests.
2006
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September
15: Special police parties and Greyhound teams arrested a CPI (ML)
Janashakti Naxalite Konda Sanjeeva Reddy in the Eluru area of West
Godavari District of Andhra Pradesh and based on the information
given by him, two more Naxalites were arrested in Mamidivalasa.
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September
13: Two Naxalites belonging to the CPI (ML) Janashakti were killed
in an exchange of fire between a 12-member Naxalite squad and a
police party in the forest near Yarravaram in West Godavari District
of Andhra Pradesh.
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August
31 : Communist Party of India (Marxist Leninist) Janashakti ‘Central
Committee secretary’ Kura Rajaiah alias Rajanna and four other ‘State
Committee’ leaders of Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh
were arrested from a bus stand in the Barabanki District of Uttar
Pradesh.
2005
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December 15: In an
encounter at Mangapeta in the Warangal district of Andhra Pradesh,
Suryam, a CPI (ML) Janashakti 'dalam (squad) commander', was killed.
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August 29: Nineteen
CPI (ML) Janashakti cadres, including two ‘State committee members’,
E. Laxmirajam alias Sagar and Gaddam Deva Dasu, one 'district committee
secretary', four 'commanders', two 'deputy commanders', one 'political
organiser' and nine dalam members were arrested in two separate
incidents in the Karimnagar and Warangal districts.
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July 7: Karimnagar
district police recovered more than 50 grenades, a computer, large
number of live rounds, 40 CDs, seven audio cassettes and a fund
receipt book containing details of Rupees 1.34-crore collections
from a CPI (ML) Janashakti hideout at Himayathnagar in the capital
city of Hyderabad.
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July 1: Riyaz Khan,
the ‘state committee member’ of CPI (ML) Janashakti group, a ‘district
committee member’ Srisailam alias Vijay and a woman member are killed
in an exchange of fire with a special police party on the outskirts
of Bandanakal village in Karimnagar district.
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