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Chicom
7th February 2006, 03:52
NEW DELHI (AFP) - At least 11 security personnel were killed and 17 injured in a series of attacks by suspected Maoists in the eastern Indian state of Chattisgarh, police said.

"Nine jawans (soldiers) were killed and an equal number were injured when the Maoists triggered a blast on their vehicle," district police told the Press Trust of India (PTI) news agency on Monday.

Police said the soldiers were also fired on after the blast and a clash was still in progress, but added that the injured soldiers were evacuated by helicopter.

The soldiers, from the northeastern state of Nagaland, were helping to conduct an operation against the leftwing rebels in Chattisgarh.

In a separate incident, suspected Maoists hurled explosives and fired on a police post in the north of the state, killing two policemen and wounding eight.

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travisdandy2000
7th February 2006, 07:16
Good news at last!

Red Heretic
7th February 2006, 19:47
In my honest opinion, the maoist revolution in India holds more hope for the world revolution than any revolutionary struggle in human history has ever held.

If the Nepali revolution continues to pour into India like it is, and our Indian comrades are able to attain state power (they have said they hope to be able to enter the strategic offensive stage of the revolution within the next 6 years) I believe that that would inevitably pour back over into China again, and would be able to aid the Fillipine comrades in their heroic struggle. It very well could bring socialist revolution to the entire region, and a strong world power to be the base area of the world revolution that liberates us all.

I have great hopes in these regards.

bolshevik butcher
7th February 2006, 20:07
What a small struggle in the middle of rural india, in ao****ry that is fast beocming an industrialised country, they are fast becoming irrelevant and isolated from the Indian working class. Any revolution requires a mass movment in the cities of India.