Maoists’ fresh hit-list targets former Salwa Judum activists
31 May 2013 12:36 AM GMT
Within days after the worst Maoist ambush targeting senior Congress leaders in Chhattisgarh, Maoists have sent a letter to Sukma district collectorate, threatening to eliminate at least 15 people, who were associated with controversial anti-Naxalite movement Salwa Judum.
The letter, written in red ink by Darbha divisional committee of Communist Party of India (Maoist), was received at the Sukmacollectorate on Tuesday.
‘We will punish the Salwa Judum activists and the police’, said the letter adding that it was releasing a list of people, who were helping the police and were closely associated with Salwa Judum. ‘You will not be able to protect them even by deploying your entire force’, the letter threatened. The Maoists named the Salwa Judum leaders and those who were helping the security forces to take action against innocent tribes and for sending them to jail.
The letter, written in red ink by Darbha divisional committee of Communist Party of India (Maoist), was received at the Sukmacollectorate on Tuesday.
‘We will punish the Salwa Judum activists and the police’, said the letter adding that it was releasing a list of people, who were helping the police and were closely associated with Salwa Judum. ‘You will not be able to protect them even by deploying your entire force’, the letter threatened. The Maoists named the Salwa Judum leaders and those who were helping the security forces to take action against innocent tribes and for sending them to jail.
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