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Five Jawans, One Naxal Killed in Encounter https://www.facebook.com/centralchronicle CENTRAL CC PAGE 07 PAGE 11 Raipur, Sunday, April 04, 2021 I Pages 12 I Price R 3.00 I City Edition I Fastest growing English Daily of Chhattisgarh www. centralchronicle.in BRIEF MAOISTS ON RAMPAGE India records 89,129 COVID-19 Five jawans, one Naxal cases, 714 fatalities in a day Biggest one-day day of the month, after which India began wit- jump since late nessing a gradual decline September in cases. India's COVID-19 tally killed in encounter New Delhi, Apr 03 (PTI): had crossed the 20-lakh 12 injured near Jonaguda village under mark on August 7, 30 lakh About the incident Jagargunda police station India on Saturday on August 23, 40 lakh on Bijapur Apr 03: "The gunbattle broke out in Tarrem area (along Sukma and Bijapur area (in Sukma)," Pal said, recorded 89,129 new September 5 and 50 lakh A CRPF personnel gives swab Tourists try to protect border) when a joint team of security forces was out on an anti- adding the gunfight lasted COVID-19 cases in a day, on September 16 last year. sample for COVID-19 tests, in themselves from scorching Five security personnel Naxal operation," Chhattisgarh Director General of Police DM for about three hours. the highest daily rise in It went past 60 lakh on Awasthi said. The personnel belonging to the CRPF's elite Gurugram, Saturday. heat while visiting Taj Mahal were killed and 12 others in- As per the information re- around six-and-half- September 28, 70 lakh on Commando Battalion for Resolute Action unit (CoBRA), the District in Agra, Saturday. jured on Saturday in an en- ceived so far, five security months, taking the nation- October 11, crossed 80 lakh counter with Naxals in a for- Reserve Guard (DRG) and the Special Task Force (STF) were personnel have been killed wide tally of infections to per cent of the total infec- on October 29, 90 lakh on est along the border between involved in the operation, he said. "As per the preliminary informa- and 12 others injured, he over 1.23 crore, according tions. The recovery rate November 20. The one- Inter-state gang Bijapur and Sukma districts tion, five jawans were killed and 12 others were injured in the gun- said. "Of the martyred per- to the Union Health has further dropped to crore mark was breached in Chhattisgarh, police offi- fight," Awasthi said. sonnel, one belonged to the Ministry data on Saturday. 93.36 per cent, the data on December 19 last year. Bijnor: The Bijnor police has cials said. Martyred personnel CoBRA unit and two each The death toll increased stated. According to the Indian busted an inter-state gang The body of a woman are from the DRG and the to 1,64,110 with 714 more The active caseload was Council of Medical of auto-lifers after arresting Maoist was also recovered 'Bastariya' battalion of the fatalities in a day, also the the lowest at 1,35,926 on Research (ICMR), "Of the martyred personnel, one belonged to the CoBRA unit and its 13 members and recov- from the encounter spot, CRPF," the DIG said. highest since October 21. February 12 and com- 24,69,59,192 samples have ering 10 stolen cars and 10 two each are from the DRG and the 'Bastariya' battalion of the they said. A senior police of- CRPF," the DIG said. He said a woman naxal The jump in cases re- prised 1.25 per cent of the been tested for COVID-19 bikes from them. The ficer claimed, prima facie, was also gunned down in the ported on Saturday was total infections. up to April 2 with 10,46,605 arrests were made by a Maoists have suffered a encounter. the highest since The number of people of them being tested on joint team of the district "huge loss" in the gunfight. naxal operations) OP Pal Tarrem, Usoor and Pamed Citing the "ground re- September 20 last year who have recuperated Friday. The 714 new fatali- police and Uttar Pradesh's "Separate joint teams of said. The personnel belong- (Bijapur) and Minpa and port", Pal claimed that when 92,605 new infec- from the disease surged to ties include 481 from Swift Action Team, Bijnor security forces, over 2,000 in ing to the Central Reserve Narsapuram (Sukma), he Maoists have suffered a huge tions were recorded in a 1,15,69,241, while the case Maharashtra, 57 from Superintendent of Police number, had launched a Police Force (CRPF), its elite said. "At around 12 noon on loss in the gunfight. span of 24 hours. fatality rate has dropped to Punjab, 43 from Dharam Vir Singh told major anti-Naxal operation unit CoBRA (Commando Saturday, an encounter "Reinforcements were Corresponding to the 1.32 per cent, the health Chhattisgarh, 16 each reporters in a news confer- from Bijapur and Sukma Battalion for Resolute broke out between the pa- rushed to the spot and the rapid surge in cases, the ministry data stated. from Uttar Pradesh and ence in the District Police districts in the South Bastar Action), the District Reserve trolling team that was dis- operation was underway to number of active cases too The number of daily Madhya Pradesh, 14 each Lines. forests, considered as the Guard (DRG) and the Special patched from Tarrem and ul- evacuate injured jawans as have registered a steady coronavirus cases peaked from Kerala and Delhi, 12 Maoist stronghold, on Task Force (STF) were in- tras belonging PLGA well as the bodies from the increase for the 24th day in in September last year from Tamil Nadu, 11 from Cylinder explosion Friday night," state's Deputy volved in the operation (Peoples' Liberation Guerilla forest through helicopters," a row with the tally reach- with 97,894 infections Gujarat and 10 from Nashik: Eight persons Inspector General (anti- launched from five places - Army) battalion of Maoists he said. ing 6,58,909, which is 5.32 being reported on the 17th Haryana. were seriously injured when an LPG cylinder exploded in a building Eight states witness steep Mamata calling BJP leaders Aditya Narayan, wife test here in Maharashtra, police said on Saturday. rise in COVID-19 cases The incident occurred in outsiders insult to Netaji: Modi positive for COVID-19 Vadala Naka area on Account for 81.42 % of total active caseload of the country. Maharashtra has shown Friday night when a leak- single-day infections Sonarpur (WB), Apr 03 (PTI): of the soil will become the Mumbai, Apr 03 (PTI): DMK MP Kanimozhi ing gas cylinder was a nine-fold jump, the maximum chief minister,he said. being replaced in the increase in the number of active Prime Minister Calling TMC a "Taka Singer-TV host Aditya tests positive housing society building, New Delhi, Apr 03 (PTI): cases in the last two months. In Narendra Modi Saturday Maar Company" (an enter- Narayan on Saturday said Chennai: DMK Lok Sabha MP an official said. percentage terms, Punjab has slammed West Bengal prise that loots money), he and his wife, actor Kanimozhi on Saturday tested Eight states witnessed a steep reported the maximum increase Chief Minister Mamata the prime miniter asked Shweta Agarwal, have positive for COVID-19 and has rise in daily new COVID-19 in active cases. Five states -- Banerjee for branding BJP Banerjee to control her tested positive for COVID- been admitted to a hospital ED action cases and accounted for 81.42 Maharashtra, Karnataka, leaders as "outsiders" "goons". "You keep your 19 and are under quaran- here, party sources said. New Delhi: The per cent of the infections Chhattisgarh, Kerala and Punjab (Bohirgato) and said it is TMC goons under check. tine. Kanimozhi, who has been Enforcement Directorate reported on Saturday, the Union --cumulatively account for 77.3 an insult to the inclusive Explain to them - Modi is The 33-year-old singer, actively campaigning for the has attached assets worth Health Ministry said. per cent of the total active ideology of Netaji Subhas here! Their bullying will who is part of the current April 6 Assembly polls, has over Rs 197 crore in con- These eight states are cases in the country. Chandra Bose and princi- no longer be tolerated. season of singing reality cancelled her programmes nection with a money laun- Maharashtra, Karnataka, Maharashtra alone accounts for ples of Indian Indian are the same. Bengal doesn't want vio- show "Indian Idol" as a after testing positive for the dering case registered Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, 59.36 per cent of the total active Constitution. Today,there is a lot of pain lence and terror. Bengal host, took to Instagram virus, the sources said. Also against real estate firm Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Asserting that Bengal's when instead of propagat- wants education for its and gave a health update caseload of the country. the party's women's wing Unitech Group, the agency Madhya Pradesh. "Bhumiputra" (son of the ing the ideology of Netaji, daughters and protection, of the couple to their fans. India on Saturday recorded secretary, Kanimozhi has said on Saturday. A total of India's tally of COVID-19 active soil) will take over as the TMC and Mamata Didi are respect and justice for its "Hello all! Unfortunately, 89,129 new COVID-19 cases in a been admitted to a hospital 10 properties, including a caseload also increased to chief Minister after the talking about Bohirgato," mothers," he asserted. my wife @shwetaagar- day, the highest daily rise in here, they said.
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