Naxalite Shyamlal Arrested In Madhya Pradesh

Naxalite Shyamlal arrested in Madhya Pradesh. Rs 14 lakh reward was on this Naxalite who has been arrested in Madhya Pradesh, the police were searching for hardcore Naxalite for 23 years.

After the encounter between police and Naxalites on Monday in the forest of Malkua in Lanji police station area of ​​Balaghat district of Madhya Pradesh, the Maoist Shyamlal alias Motiram Sanku Jangadhurve (55) has been arrested.

The police were looking for this Naxalite from Maharashtra, active in Naxalite Dalam for 23 years. Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Maharashtra placed a reward of 14 lakhs on it and he was involved in about 84 incidents.

Naxalite Shyamlal was included in the list of active Naxalites members.

SP Abhishek Tiwari said that Naxalite Shyamlal is a resident of village Katzehri in Gadchiroli (Maharashtra). He was included in the list of active Naxalites members and worked to show the way to the new recruits in the Naxalite parties along with improving the weapons.

An encounter between police and Naxalites.

During the search, around 25-30 police personnel were confronted by Naxalites on Monday morning. Around 25-30 Naxalites started firing indiscriminately.

Police also moved forward, firing back. Naxalites could not stay for long. Naxalites escaped after firing which lasted for half an hour. The police party, who moved forward after the siege, arrested Shyamlal.

The clash between two communities in Bhainsa town of Telangana, Section 144 enforced, Shah informed about the situation.

Section 144 has been imposed after a clash between members of two communities in Bhainsa town of Nirmal district of Telangana on Sunday night.

On Monday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Minister of State for Home Affairs G.D. Talked to Kishan Reddy and got information about the situation.

On Sunday night, two groups pelted stones at each other after an argument between two bike riders, injuring 12 people, including a policeman and a journalist.

The injured were sent to various hospitals for treatment. Police said that the condition of all the injured is fine.

Superintendent of Police in-charge of Nirmal District Vishnu S. Warrier said additional forces have been deployed from neighboring districts.

The situation is under control and remains peaceful. Four cases have been registered in connection with the incident and more cases will be registered on receipt of complaints.