US EditionIndian troops kill 31 suspected Maoist rebels in forest battle
- Indian troops killed at least 31 suspected Maoist rebels in central India during a battle on October 4, 2024, according to police reports.
- This incident marked the deadliest clash of the year, contributing to the total of 188 Maoists killed in the Bastar region in 2024.
- Authorities indicated that operations against the Maoists will continue as they aim to eliminate the insurgent threat by early 2026.
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Indian soldiers kill dozens of suspected Maoist rebels in Abujhmad forest
Police say 31 Maoist rebels killed in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh after a nine-hour firefight. Read More The post Indian soldiers kill dozens of suspected Maoist rebels in Abujhmad forest appeared first on Drudge Report.
Chhattisgarh encounter: Death toll rises to 31 as bodies of three more Naxalites found after encounter in Bastar
The number of Naxalites killed in the gun battle with the security personnel reaches 31, the police said, adding that a search operation is still underway in the area
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India security forces kill 28 Maoist rebels in firefight
NEW DELHI: Indian security forces shot dead at least 28 Maoist rebels on Friday (Oct 4) during a firefight, days after the country's home minister warned the insurgents to surrender or face an "all-out" assault. More than 10,000 people have died in a decades-long insurgency waged by the Naxalite movem
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