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From red stronghold to retreat: Paparao’s surrender marks turning point in Bastar

For over two decades, Paparao operated deep inside the Indravati–Abujhmad forests as a key leader of the Communist Party of India (Maoist). For over two decades, Paparao operated deep inside the Indravati–Abujhmad forest…

From red stronghold to retreat: Paparao’s surrender marks turning point in Bastar

For over two decades, Paparao operated deep inside the Indravati–Abujhmad forests as a key leader of the Communist Party of India (Maoist). For over two decades, Paparao operated deep inside the Indravati–Abujhmad forests as a key leader of the Communist Party of India (Maoist).

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  • For over two decades, Paparao operated deep inside the Indravati–Abujhmad forests as a key leader of the Communist Party of India (Maoist).
  • For over two decades, Paparao operated deep inside the Indravati–Abujhmad forests as a key leader of the Communist Party of India
  • (Maoist). For over two decades, Paparao operated deep inside the Indravati–Abujhmad forests as a key leader of the Communist Party
  • of India (Maoist).

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  • vati–Abujhmad forests as a key leader of the Communist Party of India (Maoist).
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  • For over two decades, Paparao operated deep inside the Indravati–Abujhmad forests as a key leader of the Communist Party of India (Maoist).
  • For over two decades, Paparao operated deep inside the Indravati–Abujhmad forests as a key leader of the Communist Party of India
  • (Maoist). For over two decades, Paparao operated deep inside the Indravati–Abujhmad forests as a key leader of the Communist Party

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