NIA Cracks Down on CPI (Maoist) in Bihar
Key Leaders Arrested and Incriminating Evidence Seized
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted search operations at seven locations in Bihar’s Kaimur and Rohtas districts. The searches led to the seizure of digital devices, documents, and live ammunition.
The operation is connected to the arrest of two key CPI (Maoist) leaders, Vijay Kumar Arya and Umesh Chaudhary, in April 2022. During their arrest, levy receipts, naxal pamphlets, and digital devices were seized.
Three more suspects, Anil Yadav, Rajesh Kumar Gupta, and Rupesh Kumar Singh, are also in custody. The seized items are being examined for further clues on the group’s activities.
Doubts Revealed
NIA -: NIA stands for National Investigation Agency. It is a government agency in India that investigates serious crimes like terrorism.
CPI (Maoist) -: CPI (Maoist) stands for Communist Party of India (Maoist). It is a group that believes in Maoist ideology and often uses violence to achieve its goals.
Bihar -: Bihar is a state in eastern India. It is known for its rich history and cultural heritage.
Kaimur and Rohtas -: Kaimur and Rohtas are districts in Bihar. They are administrative regions, like small parts of the state.
Digital devices -: Digital devices are electronic gadgets like computers, smartphones, and tablets that can store and process information.
Live ammunition -: Live ammunition refers to bullets or other explosive materials that can be used in guns or other weapons.
Vijay Kumar Arya -: Vijay Kumar Arya is one of the leaders of the CPI (Maoist) group who was arrested by the NIA.
Umesh Chaudhary -: Umesh Chaudhary is another leader of the CPI (Maoist) group who was also arrested by the NIA.
Anil Yadav -: Anil Yadav is a suspect linked to the CPI (Maoist) group who is currently in custody.
Rajesh Kumar Gupta -: Rajesh Kumar Gupta is another suspect linked to the CPI (Maoist) group who is also in custody.
Rupesh Kumar Singh -: Rupesh Kumar Singh is yet another suspect linked to the CPI (Maoist) group who is in custody.
Incriminating Evidence -: Incriminating evidence is information or items that suggest someone is involved in illegal activities.
