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In a disturbing incident, suspected Maoists targeted the Serangdag bauxite mine area in Jharkhand’s Gumla district, setting ablaze seven vehicles, including dumpers and trucks. The arson occurred at the Ghagra community development (CD) block, prompting a swift response from authorities.
Maoists set ablaze several vehicles near bauxite mine in Gumla. A senior police officer confirmed the incident, stating that a search operation is underway to apprehend the individuals believed to be associated with a Maoist outfit. The motive behind the attack is suspected to be the demand for ‘levy’ (extortion), leading to heightened security measures in the affected area.
Maoist-Linked Arson Attack Targets Vehicles Near Jharkhand. This recent act of violence follows a similar occurrence in the state last year when members of the banned CPI (Maoist) torched six vehicles and assaulted two employees of a private road construction company in Palamu district. The incident, which occurred in the Haldiya Ghati area under Chhatarpur Police Station limits, underscores the persistent security challenges faced in the region.
Jharkhand Gumla district Vehicles burnt by Maoist. As investigations unfold, authorities remain vigilant, emphasizing the need for strengthened security measures to curb Maoist activities and maintain peace in the affected areas.
