Warangal: The anti-Most pamphlet allegedly released by Girijana Yuvajana Sangham took the lead in the agency area after tensions surfaced on Tuesday in Wajedu Mandal in the Murug area.
Under Peruru police restrictions, brochures were found within the scope of the Wazedu police station in Tekulagudem, Krishnapuram, Kadekal, Kadekal, Kadekal, Kadekal, Koppusuru, Murumuru, Pragalapally.
The brochure condemns Maoists for planting bombs in the forest, endangering the livelihoods of the tribe. The brochure carries “bombs in the forest, fear in the hearts of the tribe” and “How long will these atrocities continue?
The surface surface of the anti-Most booklet creates a tense atmosphere in Mandal, especially in Maoist-influenced areas. Police monitored the situation as the investigation continued to uncover the intention behind the pamphlet.
A few days ago, Maoists posted posters in the agency area saying they laid stress mines in the forest border area of Venkatapuram and Wazedu Mandals, including in the Karregutta area, urging local residents not to risk their lives by going deep into the forest.
Mulugu police criticized Maoists for mistakenly branding innocent civilians as “police whistleblowers” to cover up their own violent tactics.
Mulugu SP Shabarish assured locals that enhanced security measures are in place. The bomb disposal team is conducting a daily grooming operation in Karregutta and other forest areas of the region to detect and safely remove hidden explosives.
