Guwahati, Sep 20 (IANS) Public Examination Organization (NIA) has captured one Maoist from West Bengal regarding a case in Assam, authorities informed on Tuesday.
A NIA representative in Guwahati informed that the lobbyist distinguished as Samrat Chakraborty pseudonym Nilkamal Sikdar was captured in West Bengal’s Mahispata region close to the Kalyani turnpike on Monday. The office was looking for him for a situation relating to setting up Maoist units in Assam.
According to the insightful organization, Chakraborty was firmly connected with veteran Maoist pioneer Arun Kumar Bhattacharjee nom de plume Jyotish pseudonym Kabir moniker Kanchan Da a Focal Panel Part and an ideologue and specialist of CPI(Maoist) hailing from the Howrah region in Bengal.
Bhattacharjee was accepted to be attempting to grow Maoist base in Assam and the Upper east. He was captured a couple of months prior in the Cachar locale of Assam.
The NIA representative guaranteed that Chakraborty was a linkman between the top order of CPI (Maoist) and Arun Bhattacharjee.
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The representative further said that Chakraborty is accepted to have visited different locale of Assam in the past on a few events and helped Bhattacharjee in his errand to extend the impression of the banned gathering in the state.