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Operation Green Hunt still on; 50 Naxals killed
NDTV Correspondent, Saturday September 19, 2009, Chhatisgarh

A fierce gun battle is still going on between security forces and Naxals in Dantewada in Chhattisgarh. It is being reported as the biggest encounter so far with nearly 800 jawans involved in the operation.

As many as 50 Maoists are believed to have been killed in the operation that's called Green Hunt. According to sources 20 jawans are missing. The police said about 200 Naxals have been surrounded and seven Naxal bodies have been recovered.

The operation, a joint venture between the CoBRA force and state police began with the forces taking over an illegal arms manufacturing factory and Naxal camp near the forests near Singamadagu.

"Arms and ammunition from the spot have been recovered, including SLR gun and hand grenades," the Police Spokesperson further said.

In Chhattisgarh, extensive encounters against Naxals are planned and they come just days after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said not enough is being done to deal with the Naxal threat.
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Posted by Tapojjwal Mandal on Mar 30, 2010
If one limbs of our body is infected then we just cut it out for being alive. Similarly naxals are also part of us but the infected part of us. So govt is taking the right action for the prosperity of india. Naxals are killing the common people without any hesitation and so brutely that it shows their inhumanity. So human right should not be applicable for them. Hate criminals. I salute our jawans who are so brave to overcome any challenge.
Posted by sujeet kumar on Mar 23, 2010
I think news channels should give a support to government so our force can work without any hesitation.
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