CHHATTISGARH POLICE

‘You are not bigger than the Constitution’: Rahul Gandhi targets PM Modi, Shah and CEC Gyanesh Kumar at mega INDIA bloc rally

Rahul Gandhi addressed a rally in Delhi, alleging that the BJP has manipulated electoral processes. He claimed that 13.5 crore voters were improperly removed from electoral rolls, affecting the electoral outcomes. Gandhi emphasized that the opposition would take legal steps against Prime Minister Modi and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He criticized the BJP for capturing key institutions and concentrating wealth among a few industrialists.

1st batch of Agniveers retiring soon: What's the retirement money, career options and benefits they will get

By 2026, approximately 18,300 Agniveers will finish their service in the armed forces, marking a pivotal transition. To ease their shift into civilian life, numerous states have initiated job quotas specifically for ex-Agniveers across different uniformed services and police departments. These initiatives stem from the Agnipath scheme launched in June 2022, which focuses on enlisting younger individuals in military roles.

Chhattisgarh: Durg Police seize ₹4 crore cash, Additional SP shares details

First terrorism, then Naxalism, now drugs: By 2029, Amit Shah sets hard deadline to wipe out India’s narcotics menace & Punjab crisis

Union home minister Amit Shah has set December 31, 2029, as the target to make India drug-free, saying the Centre will focus on tackling the narcotics menace after its fight against terrorism and armed Naxalism. Speaking on Police Commemoration Day, Shah also credited security forces for their role in LWE-affected regions. Around 7,000 people from 126 districts affected by left-wing extremism will attend the Ekta Diwas parade in Gujarat on October 31.

Video of IPS officer firing AK-47 in Chhattisgarh goes viral

While some social media users defended Rajnandgaon superintendent of police Ankita Sharma saying that she was merely following a tradition, others criticised her handling of the weapon. The viral video showed Sharma, dressed in a saree, firing several rounds from an AK-47.

84 BSF personnel hospitalised in Manipur over suspected food poisoning

Eighty-four Border Security Force personnel were hospitalized in Manipur after suspected food poisoning following breakfast. They consumed puri and aloo sabzi before experiencing health issues in Lamshang. Medical care is being provided at the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences, where their health remains stable. Officials, including the Chief Minister and Home Minister, have expressed their concern and prioritized their well-being.

SC seeks Centre, states' response on vacancies, functioning of State Human Rights Commissions

The Supreme Court has requested responses from the government and various commissions about the staffing issues of State Human Rights Commissions. The petition highlights the defunct status of certain commissions in states like Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, and Jharkhand. It calls for timely appointments to vacant positions and adequate infrastructure for the commissions. Additionally, the petition seeks compliance reports until the issues are resolved.

Beginning a new chapter: Eight surrendered Maoists clear Class 10 open school exam in Chhattisgarh

Geeta Narote, a former Maoist cadre, has cleared the Class 10 State Open School examination. After surrendering, she received support from the government and began studying again. Along with several other surrendered cadres, she expressed a desire to pursue further education. Narote aims to build a new life and become a nurse in the future. Officials highlighted the importance of education in helping these individuals reintegrate into society.

Mahadev app still active, generated over Rs 94,000 cr from illegal betting: Enforcement Directorate

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) filed a complaint at a Raipur court against the Mahadev online betting app and 42 individuals. The app has generated substantial illegal profits over the last decade, with its operations continuing. The ED's investigation links various known personalities and financial activities to this gambling network. Recently, the agency has arrested numerous individuals while seizing assets worth over Rs 2,100 crore.

Gold biscuit recovery from Maoist supply dumps: Risking life but not wealth, rebels picked safe haven asset

A Maoist dump is a concealed underground cache, usually deep in the forest and sometimes placed in plastic drums or other containers before being camouflaged with soil, wood and fallen leaves. From these dumps, authorities have recovered at least 8 kg of gold in the past two years.

Paneer eaters, this could change your plate: All-India analogue paneer ban soon? Here’s what FSSAI is planning

FSSAI is considering a nationwide ban on analogue paneer, a non-dairy substitute that uses ingredients such as vegetable oils, starches and emulsifiers instead of traditional milk-based ingredients. FSSAI chief said the regulator will seek feedback from states at a September 24 meeting, with a national ban possible if there is consensus. Eight states have already taken action against analogue paneer, while the regulator is also examining clearer labelling and stricter oversight of such products.

2013 Jheeram Ghati attack: NIA court awards death to 10 convicts

A special NIA court awarded death penalties to ten convicted Maoist cadres. These individuals were found guilty in the 2013 Jheeram Ghati massacre case. The planned attack by CPI (Maoist) cadres resulted in many deaths and injuries. The court convicted them under various stringent acts for their involvement. Justice remains incomplete as masterminds continue to evade capture.

Old Reds return to Bastar: The state treads cautiously as 3,000 former Maoists make their homecoming

The homecoming of over 3,000 former Maoists is no easy task in Bastar. Over 1,000 of them are being kept in rehabilitation centres to shield them from possible wrath of villagers and to prevent renewed radicalisation.

Three children among eight killed in truck-SUV crash in Maharashtra’s Bhandara

Eight individuals, including three children, died in a tragic accident early Friday. The collision involved a Bolero SUV and an Eicher truck near Manegaon. This unfortunate incident occurred around 4 am in Maharashtra's Bhandara district. The victims were traveling from Raipur, Chhattisgarh, towards Nagpur on National Highway 53. Police officials confirmed the fatalities at the accident scene.

Jheeram Ghati Naxal attack: NIA court convicts all 10 accused in 2013 massacre

A significant verdict was delivered by a special NIA court, convicting all ten individuals involved in the devastating 2013 Naxal attack that obliterated nearly the entirety of Congress's leadership in Chhattisgarh. The court will determine sentencing on September 16, after a thorough trial featuring 101 witness statements. Following the ruling, the defense attorney expressed plans to appeal the conviction once the judgment details are finalized.

Govt floats fresh IT tenders at higher prices

Government departments are revising IT hardware tenders with higher pricing. Many previous tenders lapsed as brands refused outdated price bids. Some state governments have now floated fresh tenders reflecting updated costs. Manufacturers faced penalties for defaulting on earlier fixed-price government orders. Decision-makers now accept current market prices for IT hardware procurement.

From guns to reform: Ex-Maoist leader Bhupathi to work for tribal rights

A former Maoist commander has surrendered and now coordinates a university program. Bhupathi will work to secure legal rights for tribal communities in Gadchiroli. He will inform villagers about their rights under specific government acts. His role involves helping with documentation and correcting forest-rights claims.

‘He Ram, Bhakt Prahlad, Space Rani’: Chhattisgarh police exam candidate list spark row; CGPSC says names are genuine

Chhattisgarh’s police recruitment results sparked a controversy after unusual names such as ‘News’, ‘Space Rani’, ‘He Ram’ and ‘Bhakt Prahlad’ appeared on the qualifying list. Congress alleged irregularities, but the CGPSC rejected the claims, saying the names match candidates’ official documents and application forms.

Four Chhattisgarh Police personnel detained in Guwahati following bribery allegations

Four Chhattisgarh Police personnel, including an inspector, were detained and questioned in Guwahati following bribery allegations in a cybercrime case. A complaint stated the team demanded and accepted bribes from accused individuals arrested in Chhattisgarh. The team had come to Guwahati to investigate a cybercrime case and allegedly released some accused after receiving money.

Centre, Chhattisgarh committed to end Naxalism in state by March 2026: Amit Shah

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced a joint commitment with the Chhattisgarh government to eradicate Naxalism from the state by March 31, 2026. He praised the Chhattisgarh police for significant achievements against Naxalism in the past year, including neutralizing 287 Naxalites and facilitating the surrender of 837. Shah urged remaining Naxalites to surrender and join the mainstream.

Madhya Pradesh government objects to 'violation of interstate protocol' by Chhattisgarh Police over arrest of Kalicharan Maharaj

Addressing a press conference Home Minister Narottam Mishra said, "We have an objection to the manner in which the arrest was made by the Chhattisgarh Police. The Congress government in Chhattisgarh should not have violated the interstate protocol. They should have informed us. If they wanted, they could have issued notice him notice and called him."

Chhattisgarh police STF coming up as good force: CRPF DG

CRPF Director General Prakash Mishra also defended the STF's strategy to move in small groups in the Naxal-infested terrain and jungles.