Udupi: Suspected naxal movement on K'taka-Kerala border, police begin combing operation


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (MS)

Udupi, Apr 21: Combing operations have begun on the Karnataka-Kerala border areas police officials indicate as some incidents of naxal sighting have occurred in the region.

Speaking to media persons, SP of Udupi, Arun K said, “A few days back some suspected naxals visited a few houses and shops in the border areas of Karnataka and Kerala. There was no naxal activities reported in Karnataka for the last five to six years  We have started operations along with ANF in the respective areas. We are also collecting information from locals regarding any movement of naxalites."

“On the day of polling all polling booths in naxal affected areas will be given Central force protection. As of now there are no issues. However, to ensure peaceful polling we have made suitable arrangements,” he said.

  

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Mon, Apr 22 2024

    nothing to worry the Lord Siddaraya police will make them UDANCHOO...kisi ka damki ya khel nahin chalega...secular govt working as per constitution is in power...Jai Sidda....chaddigala odda....Geddu Beegdia...be ready for one more innings defeat saffron chaddi gangs...

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  • Shivaprasad K U, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 22 2024

    pls make note "There was no naxal activities reported in Karnataka for the last five to six years "

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