NIA Files Charges Against Two Maoist Members
Vinod Awalam and Ashu Korsa Accused
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a charge sheet against two individuals, Vinod Awalam and Ashu Korsa, in connection with a case involving the arrest of Maoist cadres from the Kuyemari area committee of the CPI (Maoist). The duo was apprehended while carrying arms and explosives intended for attacks on security forces.
The charges were filed before the Special Court in Jagdalpur under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, the Arms Act, the Explosives Substances Act, and the UA(P) Act. Both accused are members of the CPI (Maoist) and were involved in a conspiracy to attack security forces. They were caught with weapons and other incriminating materials in Mujalgondi village, Kanker district.
The two were part of the protection and supply team for senior leaders of the CPI (Maoist) and were planning terrorist attacks in collaboration with other cadres of the proscribed organization. Further investigations are ongoing.
Doubts Revealed
NIA -: NIA stands for National Investigation Agency. It is a special police force in India that investigates serious crimes like terrorism.
Maoist -: Maoists are people who follow the ideas of Mao Zedong, a Chinese leader. In India, some Maoists want to change the government using violence.
CPI (Maoist) -: CPI (Maoist) stands for Communist Party of India (Maoist). It is a group that believes in Maoist ideas and often uses violence to achieve their goals.
charge sheet -: A charge sheet is a document that police file in court. It lists the crimes someone is accused of committing.
Indian Penal Code -: The Indian Penal Code is a big book of laws in India. It lists all the crimes and their punishments.
Arms Act -: The Arms Act is a law in India that controls the use of weapons like guns and knives.
Explosive Substances Act -: The Explosive Substances Act is a law in India that controls the use of explosives like bombs.
UA(P) Act -: The UA(P) Act stands for Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. It is a law in India to prevent and punish terrorist activities.
