Archive · 13 Jan 2026
NIA Raids Activist's House, Ashram in Jangaon
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) raided the house and ashram of Gade Innaiah, a social activist and former leader of the People’s War, in Jangaon district.
Innaiah was recently arrested for making speeches that allegedly threatened India’s sovereignty and promoted the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist).
The NIA collected evidence, including video recordings of his speeches, which they claim incited people to join an armed revolution against the Indian government.
This is the second raid at his premises, following heightened surveillance against him.
Innaiah has been criticized for his public statements against government operations and his meetings with Maoist leaders' families.
NIA raided the house and ashram of Gade Innaiah in Jangaon district to collect evidence related to his alleged speeches promoting Maoist activities.
Innaiah was arrested for delivering speeches that allegedly threatened India’s sovereignty and promoted the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist).
The raid was conducted by a 30-member NIA team accompanied by QRT personnel.
Evidence collected includes video recordings of Innaiah's provocative speeches at a memorial meeting for a deceased Maoist leader.
This is the second raid at Innaiah's premises, following heightened surveillance and a previous raid before his arrest.
- Who
- Gade Innaiah, a former People’s War (PW) leader and Bharat Bachao national general secretary
- What
- NIA raided his house and ashram to collect evidence related to his alleged speeches promoting Maoist activities
- When
- Recently, following heightened surveillance and a previous raid
- Where
- Zaffergadh in Jangaon district
- Why
- To gather evidence related to his alleged speeches threatening India’s sovereignty and promoting the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist)
- Activist's Name
- Gade Innaiah
- Organization Affiliation
- Bharat Bachao national general secretary
- Location of Raid
- Zaffergadh, Jangaon district
- Charges Filed Under
- Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA)-1967
- Number of NIA Personnel
- 30
- Alleged Activity
- Delivering speeches threatening India’s sovereignty and promoting the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist)
- Evidence Collected
- Video evidence of provocative speeches
- Number of Attendees at Meeting
- 150 to 200