Image Source : PTI Odisha: Three Maoists killed in encounter with police in Kalahandi, DSP injured
An encounter with police personnel in Odisha’s Kalahandi district resulted within the deaths of at the least three Maoists. In the Taperenga-Ludengad forest beneath the M. Rampur police limits, law enforcement officials and ultras reportedly engaged in a fierce encounter, in line with preliminary reviews on Tuesday.
“At least three Maoists were killed in an encounter with police personnel in Kalahandi district. The encounter took place in Taperenga-Lubengad forest under Madanpur -Rampur police limits. A police official also sustained critical injuries during the encounter and has been admitted to Bhima Bhoi hospital in Bolangir. One AK 47 Rifle also sized from the spot,” mentioned Abhilash G, Kalahandi SP, as quoted by ANI.
The buying and selling of fireside occurred within the extraordinarily early instances throughout a combing operation. One Deputy Superintendent of Police, in line with sources, additionally suffered critical accidents within the battle. The DSP has been admitted to Bolangir’s Bhima Bhoi hospital.
The combing operation was launched within the space in anticipation of the Maoist marketing campaign, which lasted for per week, as a part of their plan to regroup within the space.
In mild of the current naxal assault in Chhattisgarh, wherein 10 District Reserve Guard (DRG) personnel and a civilian driver have been killed on April 26, the anti-Maoist operation positive factors significance.
Senior members of the Odisha Police had issued an alert within the state’s bordering areas following the Chhattisgarh naxal assault. According to Amitabh Thakur, ADG (Operations), the alert was issued on May 2 within the Bargarh and Kalahandi districts.
Prior to the Chhattisgarh naxal ambush, three districts—Nabarangpur, Malkangiri, and Nuapada—have been positioned on excessive alert.
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