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Don't intimidate in the name of Thunderbolt, Maoist posters challenging central and state govts appear

Tuesday 03 May, 2022 | 11:08 AM
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KOZHIKODE: Pro-Maoist posters were found on the walls of the waiting area at Chakkittapara. The posters mentioned that mining will not be allowed in Muthukattu.

Don't intimidate in the name of Thunderbolt. Will defeat the move of the central and state governments to plunder our country. Prevent moves that harm the environment in the area. The posters refer to retaliation, fighting, and victory.

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