Archive · 22 Nov 2025
CPI Demands Probe into 13 Maoist Deaths, Alleges Fake Encounters
The Communist Party of India (CPI) wants a court investigation into the deaths of 13 Maoists in Andhra Pradesh.
They say the police killed these Maoists even though they had surrendered.
The CPI thinks the government wants to give the forests to rich business people from Gujarat.
They are also upset that the government is not helping farmers and workers.
CPI demands judicial probe into 13 Maoist deaths in Andhra Pradesh
Party alleges 'fake' encounters, claims Maoists were killed after being taken back into forests
CPI blames BJP-led government for conspiracy to hand over forests to industrialists
CPI to stage agitations on November 23 against the killings
CPI criticizes parliament members and governments for suppressing farmers' and workers' rights
- Who
- Communist Party of India (CPI), Maoists, Andhra Pradesh police, BJP-led government, industrialists from Gujarat
- What
- Demanded a judicial probe into the deaths of 13 Maoists, alleged fake encounters, accused the government of conspiracy
- When
- November 2021
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, India
- Why
- CPI believes the government wants to hand over forests to industrialists and is not helping farmers and workers
CPI's stance
Government's stance (implied)
Maoists' surrender
CPI's stance
Maoists surrendered and were killed
Government's stance (implied)
Unknown (not explicitly stated)
Government conspiracy
CPI's stance
Government wants to hand over forests to industrialists
Government's stance (implied)
Unknown (not explicitly stated)
Support for farmers and workers
CPI's stance
Government is not helping farmers and workers
Government's stance (implied)
Unknown (not explicitly stated)
- Number of Maoists killed
- 13
- CPI's demand
- Judicial probe into the killings
- CPI's allegation
- Fake encounters by police
- CPI's accusation
- Government conspiracy to hand over forests to industrialists
- CPI's planned action
- Agitations on November 23 in all districts and towns
