Naxalite Posters Found in West Bengal's Bankura District, Police Investigate

Naxalite posters were discovered in the Taldangra and Onda police station areas of West Bengal's Bankura district on Republic Day morning, sparking alarm. The posters paid tribute to a slain Naxalite, Hidma, and called for an armed struggle against the government, accusing the state of terrorizing innocent tribals in Chhattisgarh and demanding the release of detainees. They also labeled the current government 'fascist.' Police swiftly removed the posters and increased vigilance in the areas. Initial investigations suggest the posters might not be directly linked to actual Naxalite organizations, with authorities suspecting 'mischievous elements' could be behind them to spread confusion. Police are currently using CCTV footage and other methods to identify those responsible for putting up the posters.