Maoist Poster Found Again In Purulia, TMC Leaders Threatened

Maoist poster found again in Purulia, TMC leaders threatened.

Within two days in Bengal’s Purulia district, there was a stir on Tuesday after the posters of Maoists were found again.

In this poster, the leaders of the ruling Trinamool Congress (TMC) have been directly threatened.

It is written in the poster that TMC leaders will have to leave the party immediately, otherwise, they will be punished severely.

The poster is written in red ink. CPI (Maoist) is written at the bottom of the poster.

It is noteworthy that earlier on the occasion of Independence Day on 15th August, Sunday too, posters of Maoists were found in the Ayodhya Pahar area of ​​Purulia.

In this, many issues were raised including atrocities on women. Apart from this, black flags were also put up at places. The villagers had informed the police about this.

Maoist poster found: It is worth noting that once this area of ​​​​Jungalmahal was a stronghold of Maoists. Before the year 2011 i.e. before the rule of TMC, these areas were dominated by Maoists.

But after Mamta Banerjee took over the reins of power, Maoist leader Kishan Ji was killed in an encounter by the police. Since then, the Maoist activities in the area came to a complete halt.

But the way Maoist posters have started coming again and again, there is an atmosphere of panic in the area.

The Maoists seem to have started their expansion again. At the same time, the police have started the investigation by removing the poster.

Posters were also found on the day of Independence Day.

A mysterious poster was recovered on Independence Day in the Usuldungri area of ​​Ayodhya hill in Purulia. The posters were written in black ink.

It was written about the interests of tribal people including atrocities on women. It was demanded that this society should not be deprived under any circumstances from panchayat to state level.

Former Maoists of Bagmundi Balrampur were also threatened with rejoining the Maoist squad if they were not given jobs.

According to some police officials, some former Maoists are doing this to get jobs. Earlier similar posters were recovered from the Jhalda area.