Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Maoist posters found in Muniguda
Some posters with messages from a group called Maoists were found tied to bushes near a road in Muniguda.
The posters were put up at night and were taken down by the police.
The posters were meant to scare people, but no bad things have happened yet.
The police are now watching the area more carefully and asking people to tell them if they see anything strange.
They are also trying to find out who put up the posters.
Maoist posters were found tied to roadside bushes in a forest-adjacent area in Muniguda.
The posters were removed by police and security personnel after being reported.
The posters are believed to have been put up late at night to spread fear and propaganda.
No untoward incidents have been reported in connection with the posters.
Security has been intensified, and the public is urged to report any suspicious activity.
- Who
- Maoist groups
- What
- Posters with Maoist slogans found
- When
- Late night hours
- Where
- Muniguda, near roadside bushes in a forest-adjacent area
- Why
- To spread fear and propaganda among villagers
- Location
- Muniguda
- Poster Location
- Roadside bushes in a forest-adjacent area
- Time of Incident
- Late night hours
- Response
- Police and security personnel removed the posters
- Current Status
- Investigation in progress
- Security Measures
- Intensified patrolling in sensitive areas
- Public Appeal
- Report suspicious activity to police