After PLFI atrocities, Maoist bandh in state today
Ranchi: The Bihar-Jharkhand-North Chhattisgarh Special Area Committee
(BJNCSAC) of the CPI(Maoist) has called a daylong bandh in the state on
Monday, a day after one of its breakaway factions observed a statewide
shutdown. The bandh, which was called to protest against harassment of
villagers in the name of search operation and indiscriminate firing on
bauxite-laden truck that injured two persons, will be two days after
security personnel gunned down three Maoists in Giridih district.
Sources in the CPI(Maoist) said BJNCSAC might extend the bandh to the
neighbouring states. BJSAC spokesperson Gopalji, in a press release,
said the Maoists see no difference in the policies of previous UPA
government and the present BJP government. “Instead of understanding the
problems of tribal and dalit villagers the government announced to not
have a dialogue with the revolutionaries, which indicates that they are
in power to serve interests of the multi-national companies and
capitalist industrial houses,” he said.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/ranchi/After-PLFI-atrocities-Maoist-bandh-in-state-today/articleshow/42473141.cms
CPI(Maoist) called bandh evokes mixed response in Kolhan
Jamshedpur: Jharkhand bandh called by the CPI (Maoists) to protest
against police firing in Garwah district early this month evoked a mixed
response in the mineral-rich Kolhan region of the state with stray
incidents of violence reported from some places. Long-route commercial
and public transport remained affected due to the bandh, police said.
Transportation of minerals from Noamundi and Gua iron-ore mines came to a
halt while shops and markets in Manoharpur, Sonua, Goilkera and
Bandgaon in West Singhbhum district remained closed, they said. The
banks have downed their shutter in Manoharpur and Goilkera and the
post-office in Manoharpur also remained closed, police said adding that
the rail services, however, was normal. Life was affected in
naxal-infested pockets of Ghatsila sub-division in East Singhbhum
district but the bandh remained incident-free, police said.
http://zeenews.india.com/news/jharkhand/cpimaoist-called-bandh-evokes-mixed-response-in-kolhan_1470410.html
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