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Are Maoists still the biggest threat to internal security?
Fp Staff •The Maoists may have lost a significant part of their power but have they been demolished completely?

CRPF men who killed Kishenji to be promoted
Fp Archives •Four CRPF personnel who undertook an operation last year in West Bengal leading to the killing of top Naxal commander Kishenji will be given out-of-turn promotions.

Slain Maoist leader Kishenji's close aide arrested
Fp Archives •Maoist leader Kishenji's close aide was arrested from the Ranchi railway station.

Maoists blow up railway tracks in Jharkhand
Fp Archives •Railway service in Aurangabad district was badly hit after the blast.

Centre offers talks with Maoists, NE insurgents
Fp Archives •The Centre today offered talks with Maoists and insurgents in the north east with a condition that they should suspend violence.

Kishenji cremated; Red ultras call for Bharat bandh
Fp Archives •Alleging that Kishenji was murdered in a fake encounter, Abhay, the spokesperson of the Moaist Central Committee released a letter which was read out by the revolutionary writer and Maoist sympathiser Varavara Rao at Peddapally, native of Kishenji.

Maoist leader Kishenji to be cremated today
Fp Archives •58-year-old Molajula Koteswar Rao, alias Kishenji, was killed in a gunfight with security forces at Burisole jungle in West Midnapore district of West Bengal on November 24.

West Bengal govt to send Kishenji's body to Andhra Pradesh
Fp Archives •The body is being sent," Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee told reporters when asked if Kishenji's body would be sent back to his home state.

Maoist top gun Kishenji shot dead in Junglemahal
Fp Archives •Maoist top gun Kishenji was killed in an encounter with the joint forces at Burisole forest in West Midnapore district in West Bengal today

Kishenji, the marksman who was a security headache to India
Fp Archives •Union Home Minister P Chidambaram and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee have dubbed Maoists as deadlier than terrorists.



