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Security forces, Maoists exchange fire in Jharkhand's West Singhbhum

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Security forces, Maoists exchange fire in Jharkhand's West Singhbhum
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Security forces are engaged in an ongoing exchange of fire with Maoists in the Kolhan forest region of Jharkhand's West Singhbhum district. The gunfight began during a search operation by a joint team of district police and the CRPF. Authorities are focused on eliminating remaining Maoist presence in the area following previous encounters that took out several top leaders.

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Intermittent exchange of fire is underway between security forces and Maoists in Kolhan forest region in Jharkhand’s West Singhbhum district on Wednesday (April 29, 2026), a police official said.West Singhbhum SP Amit Renu told PTI that the gunfight broke out during search operations conducted by a joint team of district police and the CRPF against Maoists in the forested area along the border of Goilkera and Tonto police station limits. India’s post-LWE future, from red sun to new dawn"Firing is taking place intermittently near Boroi, which falls on the border of Goilkera and Tonto police station areas.

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