Chhattisgarh: Seven Maoists arrested with explosives in two operations

Published : Nov 23, 2025, 11:00 PM IST
Five Maoists arrested by  Naimed Police Station and Cobra 210 (Photo/ANI)

Synopsis

Chhattisgarh Police arrested seven Maoists with explosive materials in two separate operations in Bijapur. Five were arrested in a forest search, and two during a vehicle check. Tiffin bombs, detonators, and cordex wire were recovered.

In two separate operations conducted by Chhattisgarh Police, seven Maoists were arrested with explosive material, officials said on Sunday.

Five Maoists Nabbed in Forest Search

In the first joint action by Naimed Police Station and Cobra 210, five Maoist suspects with explosives were arrested during a search operation in the Kandaka-Japeli forest.

The accused are identified as Kamalu Oyam (33), Laxman Ursa (30), Lekam Ayatu (34), Lachhu Oyam (39), Pandru Ursa (31) Tiffin bombs, Cardex wire, etc. were recovered from the captured Maoists, the police said.

Two Associates Held During Vehicle Check

In the other operation, Bhopalpatnam Police, during a vehicle check on the Mattimarka road, recovered explosives from the possession of two Maoist associates The accused has been identified as Mad Laxminarayan (20) and Laxman Chidem (21), police said.

One tiffin bomb, a detonator, electric wire, and cordex wire were recovered from the possession of the arrested Maoist associate.

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