Chaibasa: An atmosphere of fear has been prevailing in the interior villages of Jharkhand's West Singhbhum district, after some hand-written pamphlets by Naxals were found in the area.
According to reports, the hand-written pamphlets were issued by the banned outfit CPI (Maoist), and were addressed to the village heads. Through the pamphlet, the Naxals demanded that village heads provide at least 10 youngsters from each village as recruits for the banned organisation.
After the pamphlets were found, an atmosphere of fear has prevailed in the villages. Meanwhile, upon receiving information, West Singhbhum Superintendent of Police Indrajit Mahatha, ordered for a complaint to be filed.
The police have filed a case against CPI (Maoist) members Prashant Bose, Misir Besra, Suresh Munda, and various others associated with the banned outfit.
According to reports, the banned organisation has been badly hit by the constant anti-Naxal operations carried out by the forces.
With many migrant workers returning to their villages in these remote areas, the Naxals have reportedly been eyeing them for strengthening their numbers.
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