Archive · 18 Jul 2025
NIA Charges Top Maoist Leader in Anti-India Conspiracy Case
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has accused a top leader of a banned group called CPI (Maoist) of plotting against India.
This leader, C P Moideen, is accused of being involved in a conspiracy to wage war against the government.
Investigations showed Moideen was a key figure in the Maoist operations, managing armed squads, recruiting people, and planning attacks against security forces.
He was arrested by the NIA in January 2025 after being initially taken into custody by the Kerala Police in August 2024.
The charge sheet includes charges under strict laws related to unlawful activities.
NIA charge-sheets top CPI (Maoist) leader C P Moideen in an anti-India conspiracy case.
Moideen is charged under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and the Indian Penal Code.
Evidence confirms Moideen's central role in Maoist operations in the Western Ghats Special Zonal Committee.
Moideen oversaw PLGA squads, led recruitment drives, and planned violent actions.
Moideen was arrested in January 2025 after being taken into custody in August 2024.
- Who
- C P Moideen, a top leader of CPI (Maoist), was charge-sheeted by the NIA.
- What
- NIA charged a top CPI (Maoist) leader with anti-India conspiracy.
- When
- Moideen was arrested in January 2025, after being taken into custody in August 2024. The charge sheet was filed on Friday.
- Where
- The case involves activities in the Kerala–Karnataka–Tamil Nadu tri-junction.
- Why
- Moideen was charged for his role in a Maoist conspiracy to wage war against the government.
- Accused
- C P Moideen
- Organization
- CPI (Maoist)
- Charges
- UAPA, IPC
- Committee
- Western Ghats Special Zonal Committee (WGSZC)
- Arrest Date
- January 2025 (NIA), August 2024 (Kerala Police)
- Original Case
- Telangana Police, September 2023