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Maharashtra: Naxalite killed by police in Gadchiroli; encounter going on

Updated on: 01 April,2023 02:09 PM IST  |  Gadchiroli
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The gun battle is continuing in the Kiarkoti-Abujhmad forest of Bhamragarh taluka, the police sources said. A large cache of weapons has been recovered from the site of the encounter, they said

Maharashtra: Naxalite killed by police in Gadchiroli; encounter going on

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Police have killed a Naxalite in an encounter that has been going on in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli district since 10 am on Saturday, sources said.


The gun battle is continuing in the Kiarkoti-Abujhmad forest of Bhamragarh taluka, the police sources said. A large cache of weapons has been recovered from the site of the encounter, they said.


"The area is densely forested so it is difficult to get real-time updates. We have learnt that the encounter is still going on," said a police source.


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Acting on intelligence inputs, Gadchiroli police's anti-Naxal squad C60 on Saturday morning launched an operation in the Abujhmad forest bordering Chhattisgarh.

During the operation, they came under fire from Naxalites who were hiding in the area. A Naxalite was killed in retaliatory firing by C60 team members, the sources said, adding that more Naxalites might have been killed.

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