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Bijapur attack: Naxals ready to negotiate with govt; ask for mediators to release abducted jawan

22 security personnel lost their lives while 31 sustained injuries in an encounter that broke out between security forces and Naxals along the Sukma-Bijapur border on Saturday after a party of jawans were ambushed by Maoists near Jonnaguda village

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Members of Indian security forces carry the coffin of one of their colleague, who died following a gun battle with Maoist, at the CRPF’s Jagdalpur camp in Bijapur on April 4, 2021. Pic/ AFP

Members of Indian security forces carry the coffin of one of their colleague, who died following a gun battle with Maoist, at the CRPF’s Jagdalpur camp in Bijapur on April 4, 2021. Pic/ AFP

The banned Communist Party of India (Maoist) issued an open letter on Tuesday mentioning its willingness to negotiate with the Central government. The banned outfit also proposed the Centre announce mediators in order to release the captivated jawan.

"In the Bijapur attack, 24 security personnel lost their lives and 31 of them injured. One jawan is in our custody. Four People's Liberation Guerrilla Army personnel lost their lives. We are ready to negotiate with the government. They can announce mediators. We will release him (captive jawan). Police jawans are not our enemies," read the letter.

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