205 CoBRA Battalion of CRPF has launched a major ‘Operation’ against Naxalites in Naxal affected areas of Bihar and Maharashtra. In the dense forests located in ‘Gaya’ and ‘Aurangabad’, the ‘Cobra’ squad forced the Naxalites to leave their hideout and flee. For several days in this area, Naxalites were looking for a major attack on the security forces. In February, CRPF had set up a FOB ‘Forward Operating Base’ here. The Naxalites knew that the Cobra squad was conducting a major operation here. Search operation is going on in the long wide area. When the Naxalites felt that they were now surrounded from three sides, they thought it right to run away, leaving ammunition, 500 detonators, 1000 IEDs (Improvised Explosive Device), pressure bombs, can IEDs and one AK-47 rifle on the spot. . With the amount of ammunition and IEDs recovered from the Naxalites, more than 1200 soldiers could have been harmed.
Notorious Naxalites trapped in the trap of CRPF
The CRPF had set up a FOB in this area during February. Cobra commandos took the lead at this base. ‘Operation’ was launched against Naxalites. The top commander of Naxalites ‘Sandeep Yadav’ alias Vijay, was active in this area for nearly two decades. It is said that he had made property worth billions of rupees. In 2018, the ED had attached Sandeep Yadav’s movable and immovable properties worth crores of rupees. On him, the police of many states had declared a reward of Rs 25 lakh to Rs 50 lakh. He died in May. Although the cause of death is said to be a drug reaction, sources say that the CRPF had completely shut down the supply chain of the area where the notorious Naxal was hiding. He was left with no option to get out. About 500 cases were registered against Sandeep Yadav in police stations of different states.
That’s why there was panic among the Naxalites.
After the death of Sandeep Yadav, Cobra and the local police increased their scope. The Cobra squads started moving towards the Maoist stronghold. This caused panic among the Naxalites. For the last one week, the security forces were searching continuously. Seeing the activity of Cobra and disrupting the supply chain, the Naxalites left the area of the forest where they were preparing to launch a major attack on the security forces. The intention of the Naxalites was clearly visible from the ammunition and weapons recovered by the CRPF from their hideout. More than a thousand IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices), pressure bombs, can IEDs and other weapons were recovered. Cobra squad averted a major loss by recovering this cache of Naxalites.
14 encounters in ‘Bulbul’ operation…
The CoBRA unit, this year carried out a dangerous ‘operation’ in the jungles of ‘Bulbul’ village in Jharkhand’s Lohardaga district. It was an operation that forced the Naxalites hiding in the inner part of the forest to come out. All the Naxalites who were hiding in that area were given some big responsibility by the cadre. These included many zonal and sub-zonal commanders. There were 14 encounters in the 18-day operation. Naxalites had suppressed IEDs from place to place to block the way of the security forces. 16 IEDs were recovered from the encounter area. 14 hardcore Naxalites armed with 196 detonators and 28 lethal weapons were nabbed. For 18 days, Cobra and other teams continued to advance in the jungles. This operation lasted from February 8 to February 25. The Naxalites had planted IEDs at different places in the forest, so that the security forces could not come after them fast. Despite these threats, the CRPF valiant defeated the intentions of the Naxalites.
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205 CoBRA Battalion of CRPF has launched a major ‘Operation’ against Naxalites in Naxal-affected areas of Bihar and Maharashtra. In the dense forests located in ‘Gaya’ and ‘Aurangabad’, the ‘Cobra’ squad forced the Naxalites to leave their hideout and flee. For several days in this area, Naxalites were looking for a major attack on the security forces. In February, CRPF had set up a FOB ‘Forward Operating Base’ here. The Naxalites knew that the Cobra squad was conducting a major operation here. Search operation is going on in the long wide area. When the Naxalites felt that they were surrounded from three sides, they thought it right to run away, leaving ammunition, 500 detonators, 1000 IEDs (Improvised Explosive Device), pressure bombs, can IEDs and one AK-47 rifle on the spot. . With the amount of ammunition and IEDs recovered from the Naxalites, more than 1200 soldiers could have been harmed.
Notorious Naxalites trapped in the trap of CRPF
The CRPF had set up a FOB in this area during February. Cobra commandos took the lead at this base. ‘Operation’ was launched against Naxalites. The top commander of Naxalites ‘Sandeep Yadav’ alias Vijay, was active in this area for nearly two decades. It is said that he had made property worth billions of rupees. In 2018, the ED had attached Sandeep Yadav’s movable and immovable properties worth crores of rupees. On him, the police of many states had declared a reward of Rs 25 lakh to Rs 50 lakh. He died in May. Although the cause of death is said to be a drug reaction, sources say that the CRPF had completely shut down the supply chain of the area where the notorious Naxal was hiding. He was left with no option to get out. About 500 cases were registered against Sandeep Yadav in police stations of different states.
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