Archive · 27 Sep 2025
Maoist Couple Arrested for Urban Network Development in Raipur
In Raipur, police arrested a couple believed to be helping Maoists.
They were tasked with creating a network in the city, watching government officials, and getting supplies.
The couple had rewards on their heads.
The police found out about them after interrogating other Maoist leaders.
They used fake IDs and spoke English.
Ramesh had worked as a security guard to collect information, and both joined the Maoist group in past years.
The police are investigating the couple's activities.
A Maoist couple was arrested in Raipur, Chhattisgarh.
The couple was tasked with developing an urban network for Maoists.
Jaggu Kursaam (Ramesh) and Kamla had a combined bounty of Rs 13 lakh.
The arrests followed intelligence from a Central agency and police surveillance.
They were suspected of surveillance and logistics support for Maoists.
- Who
- Jaggu Kursaam (Ramesh) and Kamla
- What
- Arrested for developing an urban network of Naxals
- When
- Saturday (reported)
- Where
- Raipur, Chhattisgarh
- Why
- Suspected involvement in building an urban network for Maoists.
Police/Government
Maoists
Activities
Police/Government
Illegal and criminal activities.
Maoists
Viewed by the Naxals themselves as a way to address issues.
- Incident
- Arrest of Maoist couple
- Location
- Raipur, Chhattisgarh
- Date of Arrest
- Saturday (reported)
- Suspects
- Jaggu Kursaam (Ramesh) and Kamla
- Bounty
- Rs 8 lakh (Ramesh), Rs 5 lakh (Kamla)
- Charges
- Developing urban network, surveillance, logistics
Sources
Two Naxalites held with six muzzle loading guns in Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur
Maoist Couple With Rs 13 Lakh Bounty Arrested In Chhattisgarh
Maoist Couple With Rs 13 Lakh Bounty Arrested In Raipur, Exposing Urban Hideout Network
Major Maoist arms manufacturing unit destroyed