Major Success for Security Forces in Bijapur: Large Cache of Maoist Materials Seized

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Bijapur, November 13 (Daily Kiran) : Security forces in Bijapur, Chhattisgarh, achieved a significant breakthrough in their ongoing efforts against Maoist activities. During a search operation in the forests of the Pamed and Gangloor areas, they uncovered a large cache of Maoist materials, including 103 BGL bombs. The operation was conducted by a joint team comprising the District Reserve Guard (DRG), a dog squad (K-9), and the 208 Cobra Battalion.
Intelligence reports led them to the forests near the Forward Operating Base (FOB) in Kuppaguda, where they discovered two Maoist dumps containing 33 BGL cells and 1,400 feet of Cardex wire, among other items. The search operation was executed based on actionable intelligence, targeting locations where the Maoists had hidden their supplies. The joint operation involved meticulous planning and execution, with the K-9 team aiding in the identification of suspicious sites.
In another part of the operation, the team recovered additional Maoist materials, including 103 BGL cells, from hidden caches in the forests of Tumrel and Singampalli. Similar searches were also carried out in the forests of Lekampara, where more explosives and supplies were found. In response to these developments, the Bijapur police have urged local residents to assist in their efforts to eliminate Maoist threats and promote peace and security in the region.
They encourage citizens to report any suspicious items or explosive materials to the nearest police station or security camp and to maintain a safe distance from such items. The ongoing operations reflect the commitment of the Bijapur police to ensure safety and development in the area, as they continue to combat the challenges posed by Maoist insurgency.