CRPF's Lethal Strike: A Major Blow to Left-Wing Extremism
CRPF DG G P Singh reviewed anti-Naxal operations in Jharkhand, commending CoBRA commandos for killing three Maoists. This follows the Centre’s plan to eliminate Left Wing Extremism by 2026. Singh met injured commando Ajoy Bhowmik and discussed future strategies with CRPF and Jharkhand Police units.
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CRPF Director General G P Singh on Friday conducted a review of anti-Naxal operations in Jharkhand, following a major successful strike earlier this week where CoBRA commandos killed three Maoists, including a top leader.
The operation, which saw the death of Sahdev Soren and two others, aligns with the Centre's goal to eradicate Left Wing Extremism in India by 2026. Singh's visit included a meeting with an injured commando, reaffirming support for the ongoing efforts.
CRPF has intensified its operations across various states, deploying 20 battalions in Jharkhand alone. This concerted effort marks a significant stride toward targeting top Maoist leadership and dismantling extremist networks in the region.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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