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DVF and Special Operation Group have unearthed a major Maoist dump in the forested area

in District Diary December 25, 2023 Comments Off on DVF and Special Operation Group have unearthed a major Maoist dump in the forested area 438 Views

Malkangiri:25/12/23: The District Voluntary Force (DVF) and Special Operation Group (SOG) have unearthed a major Maoist dump in the forested area near Kurmanur village under Kalimela police limits in Malkangiri district.

Based on intelligence input, the team busted the dump and seized huge quantity of arms, IEDs and other articles.

The cops seized 15 IEDs , 30 gelantin sticks, five grenades, one SBML gun, three electric detonators fitted with codex wire, four iron magazine chargers, Maoist uniform and several other articles from the dump.

The suspected activities of the Maoists in the area have seen sudden growth and they are now attempting to reactivate their dalams in different areas. Intelligence is being taken and surveillance is being mounted in such vulnerable areas.

As such, the recovery is a major jolt to the subversive and anti-national design of Maoists in this area. We suspect that these explosives along with other articles belong to the Maoist cadres of AOBSZC and they were intended to be used against innocent civilians and security forces to carry out their subversive, anti-national activities and to show their presence again in this area. In the wake of recovery, further combing and search operations are going on in this area.

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