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NOT WAR BUT A BATTLE: Home Minister P Chidambaram urges rebels to come for talks.

NOT WAR BUT A BATTLE: Home Minister P Chidambaram urges rebels to come for talks.

One last chance: Govt calls Naxals for talks

Home Minister P Chidambaram has said the government would be ready to talk to Maoist guerrillas if they called a halt to their violence. The Minister on Tuesday met the Chief Ministers of fours states affected by Naxals. Chidambaram made it clear that the government is not staring a war against Naxals. "These are our own people, we care for them, we care for their lives. The object is to re-establish civil administration in areas now dominated by Naxalites," he said.

ONE FIGHT: Home Minister P Chidambaram to chair meeting of four Chief Ministers.
ALL SET: Security forces arrive at Hatia railway station in Jharkhand for launching for
JOINING HANDS? Home Minister P Chidambaram speaks with Bihar CM Nitish Kumar in New Delhi.
COLLATERAL DAMAGE: Locals are now demanding compensation for the dead and security to the village.
TACKLING RED: Misuse of police modernisation fund by the states is a major issue.
NAXAL MENANCE: The Naxals have called for a 72-hr shutdown in Jharkhand, Bihar, Bengal and Orissa.

Naxals blow up rail tracks

They have called a 72-hr shutdown in Jharkhand, Bihar, Bengal and Orissa.

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GRUESOME KILLING: Jharkhand Police Special Branch Inspector Francis Induwar was killed in September 2009.
PRINCIPLED STAND: Human rights activist Dr Binayak Sen says all sides must end atrocities.
TRAGIC END: Sanjoy Ghosh was tortured and beheaded by alleged Maoists.
NO WAR CRY: Shibu Soren says Naxals are our own people and not foreigners.
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