NIA Executes Extensive Raids Across Three States in Significant CPI (Maoist) Supply Chain Investigation
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New Delhi, Dec 12 (NationPress) The National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted a series of operations on Thursday spanning three states: Chhattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh, and Odisha.
The raids were associated with a case involving a Maoist supply chain linked to Chinturu in Andhra Pradesh.
During these extensive operations, NIA teams confiscated numerous digital devices and incriminating documents.
The confiscated items underscore the magnitude of the illicit activities occurring in the area.
The searches targeted locations connected to seven individuals implicated in case RC-12/2024/NIA/DLI.
This case first emerged following the arrest of two suspects by local police in Chinturu.
These individuals were discovered with explosives, sensitive literature, and a significant sum of cash. Their arrest prompted local authorities to file a case, which the NIA assumed jurisdiction over in September 2024.
The NIA investigation has unveiled an extensive network that provides crucial support to the underground operatives of the proscribed CPI (Maoist) group.
Activities associated with this network include the distribution of explosive materials and logistical support.
The primary aim of this conspiracy was allegedly to facilitate acts of terrorism, particularly targeting police personnel, especially those involved in election duties.
In addition to revealing the extensive support system for Maoist operatives, the NIA is actively pursuing further connections within this broader conspiracy.
Their investigations have pinpointed several additional individuals and networks aiding in the provision of resources and sanctuary for the insurgent group.
The agency continues to explore deeper into the case, aiming to dismantle the supply chains that empower the CPI (Maoist) to execute attacks and challenge state security.
Further updates are anticipated as the investigation advances.
The actions of the NIA form part of a larger initiative to mitigate the activities of banned extremist organizations and safeguard the welfare of security forces and civilians in areas impacted by Maoist insurgency.
