A top Maoist terrorist leader from West Bengal was arrested Sunday from a railway station in Chattisgarh even as Maoists killed two tribals in Chhattisgarh's maoist-hit Bijapur district on suspicion they were police informers.
According to police, the arrested Maoist was identified as Piyush Guha, a resident of West Bengal. He was nabbed while carrying a letter meant for a top Maoist leader currently in a Chhattisgarh jail in connection with masterminding over dozens of major landmines blasts in India, a senior police officer said.
It was the first-ever instance of Leftist radicals roaming around urban areas in the insurgency-infested state. Guha's arrest came two later after police trapped a 50-year-old Maoist leader Gazalla, a member of Dandkaranya Zonal Committee in Gariaband area, 25 km from here.