ODISHA POLICE PATROLLING
Durgapur gangrape: Two more arrested; victim's father 'worried about safety'
Two more arrests were made in the Durgapur gangrape case, bringing the total to five. While a TMC MP advised women to be cautious about late-night travel, the BJP criticized the statement. The victim's father plans to move his daughter to Odisha due to safety concerns, as the Chief Minister promises stringent action.
Eight arrested in connection with Cuttack violence, bandh underway amid heavy security
Eight people were arrested in Cuttack following violence during a 12-hour bandh called by the VHP. The arrests stem from Sunday's attack on police by VHP activists, which injured senior officers. The situation remains under control with heavy security and prohibitory orders in place.
Tension palpable in violence-hit Cuttack, heavy security deployed amid 12-hour bandh
Cuttack city faced tension on Monday. A 12-hour bandh was underway amid prohibitory orders. Violence erupted during Durga Puja immersion processions. Clashes between VHP activists and police followed. Internet services were suspended. Police forces were deployed across the city. Entry restrictions were imposed. Authorities reported no incidents.
Security beefed up along Odisha coastline, vital installations
Following Odisha CM's alert about potential sea threats amid India-Pakistan tensions, state police have heightened security along the coastline and around key installations. Increased vigilance includes patrolling, thorough checks of vessels and suspects, and armed deployments at sensitive locations like ITR Chandipur, Shree Jagannath Temple, and major transportation hubs.
Odisha: 78 Bangladeshi fishermen to be sent back to home country
The Indian Coast Guard apprehended two Bangladeshi trawlers with 78 fishermen illegally fishing in Indian waters. Odisha police confirmed the fishermen's identities and are working to repatriate them to Bangladesh. The Coast Guard intercepted the vessels, "FV Laila-2" and "FV Meghna-5", on December 10th.
Indian Navy holds rehearsal at Puri beach ahead of Navy Day celebration on Dec 4
The Indian Navy holds a rehearsal at Puri Beach ahead of the Navy Day celebration, with events such as an 'Operational Demonstration' showcasing the navy's strength and versatility. The event will display Indian-built ships and aircraft, paying tribute to Odisha's rich maritime heritage.
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7 arrested in Odisha communal clashes, Rapid Action Force deployed to maintain peace
Seven people have been arrested in connection with communal violence in Bhadrak, Odisha. The Rapid Action Force is conducting area domination operations, and Section 144 has been imposed. The prime accused, who posted an objectionable message on social media, is in judicial custody. Internet services have been suspended for 48 hours to prevent inflammatory messages.
Odisha: Internet services suspended in Bhadrak following communal incidents
Internet services have been suspended in Bhadrak district, Odisha, following communal incidents triggered by social media posts. The administration has implemented Section 163 of BNSS to control the situation and maintain peace. Multiple police personnel were injured, and ten platoons of security forces have been deployed to patrol the area.
No report of influx of Bangladeshis into Odisha through sea route: Law Minister
Odisha Law Minister Prithiviraj Harichandan confirmed no reported influx of Bangladeshis via the sea route following political unrest in Bangladesh. The state aims to identify and repatriate illegal immigrants. Coordinated efforts by the Coast Guard, Marine Police, and Indian Navy ensure robust security along Odisha’s 480-km coastline.
Wayanad Landslide: 'We saw people being swept away,' says police officer
Civil Police Officer Jiblu Rahman recounted the harrowing landslides in Wayanad, where he and forest officers saved numerous lives. Rahman rescued two tourists before a second landslide struck. Forest officers initially arrived to address elephant sightings and ended up aiding rescue operations. The landslides have left 226 dead and 138 missing.
Odisha bypolls: BJD candidate leads after first round of counting in Pipili
BJD candidate Rudra Maharathy led by 1406 votes in the first round of counting of votes, according to Election Commission. He was followed by BJP nominee Ashrit Pattanayak with 2649 votes and Congress candidate Bishwokeshan Harichandan Mohapatra got 766 votes.
Olive ridley conservation: Odisha govt clamps prohibition on sea fishing activity at 3 river mouths
To ensure the safety of olive ridley turtles during their breeding and mating season, the Odisha government on Sunday clamped a seven-month prohibition on sea fishing activity within 20 km of the coast at the river mouths of Dhamara, Devi and Rusikulya.
Hardcore Naxal gunned down by security forces in Chhattisgarh
A hardcore Naxal, carrying a cash reward of Rs 5 lakh on his head, was gunned down in an encounter with security forces in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh, police said on Saturday.
Security alert in Odisha after 8 Maoists killed in Chhattisgarh,
Security forces yesterday killed at least eight Maoist cadres, including four women, in a fierce encounter in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur.
BSF to get two bulletproof boats for anti-Maoist operation
BSF has decided to provide two bulletproof boats for patrolling in the cut-off area. The boats will be available by June/July.
BSF officer, jawan killed in Naxal IED blast attack in Odisha's Koraput district
The patrol party led by Behra belonged to the 143rd battalion of the BSF deployed in Koraput for undertaking anti-Naxal operations.
3 Maoists killed in encounter in Malkangiri district
Three Maoists were gunned down in an encounter with security forces in a forest in Malkangiri district today, police said.
Three BSF men, one civilian killed in Odisha Naxal attack
The six injured BSF jawans were immediately taken to the district headquarters hospital here, Inspector In-Charge of Malkangiri Police Station, R K Das said.
HC asks Odisha govt and CBI to respond to petition for inquiry of Kunduli rape case
In October last year a fourteen year old had alleged she was gang-raped by four men in “jungle uniforms” while on her way back home after school.
Odisha gears up for nesting season of Olive Ridley turtles
The preparations for safe nesting of the rare marine species have been reviewed by the government officials and the departments of forest, fisheries & animal resources and marine police were directed to operate in close coordination to ensure strict enforcement of the conservation rules.
Bhadrak violence: Centre rushes 2,000 paramilitary personnel to Odisha
Official sources said 20 companies of paramilitary personnel were dispatched to Odisha to help restore normalcy in the district.
50,000 security personnel to guard last phase of West Bengal polls
Election Commission officials said 123 companies of central forces are manning Coochbehar district while another 238 companies are stationed in East Midnapore district.
India's 66th Republic Day celebrated peacefully in Odisha
Highlighting the significance of democratic and secular values, the CM said proper development of states would be possible by strengthening the federal set up.
Security beefed up in Kandhamal for peaceful Christmas
Police personnel across the district have been alerted and strict vigil is maintained in sensitive areas in order to prevent any untoward incident during this festive occasion.
Lok Sabha polls 2014: Security beefed up in Chhattisgarh to curb Naxal disturbances
Security has been stepped up in three poll-bound Maoist infested constituencies of Kanker, Rajnandgaon and Mahasamund in Chhattisgarh amid inputs that Naxals might attack.
A chronology of Naxal attacks on security forces
The following dates give us an overview about the naxalite effect on security forces in India. They throw light on when, how and where did they attack.
Security strengthened in view of campus polls
With announcement of dates for college campus polls in Odisha, Berhampur police have geared up to tighten security on campuses.
Anti-Naxal operations: CRPF grounds mine-protected vehicles
CRPF has stopped using mine-protected vehicles (MPVs) deployed for carrying troops to minimise causalities resulting from IED blasts.
Maoists kill country liquor trader in Odisha
Maoists killed a country liquor trader on the suspicion of him being a police informer at a village in
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