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Maoist poster appears in Bhupalpally district
In the wake of the ongoing annual People\'s Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) Week observed by Maoists, a poster was appeared in the district on Monday.
Bhupalpally: In the wake of the ongoing annual People's Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) Week observed by Maoists, a poster was appeared in the district on Monday.
The Maoist poster surfaced at Vijayapuri Colony of Venkatapuram mandal in the district. Even as high alert was being maintained by police in agency villages and naxal-affected villages the appearance of Maoist poster has caused much sensation.
It might be noted that the annual People's Liberation Guerrilla Army Week observed from December 2 to 8 in the honour of slain leaders of the CPI (Maoist)'s armed wing. The poster released by the Maoist party Charla-Sabari Area Committee appealed the public to organise programmes in all the villages commemorating the week.
The poster called upon the public to join the Maoists in large numbers, to set up village protection committees, to punish informers and police agents, to fight for Jal, Jangal and Jameen. It also told the public in the village to wage war against Brahminical Hindu Fascism.
Meanwhile, the district police intensified their combing operations and alertness in view of the PLGA week and the appearance of the Maoist poster.
