Sabitha Kumari
Sabitha Kumari
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Sabitha Kumari is a Top Maoist and Naxal leader. Her empire has spread to one sixth of India's country's total districts. She is a top female terrorist wanted by India ever since 2006. She still carries out attacks to this date.
Sabitha Kumari, a victim of corruption and circumstances. Her two sisters were murderd by money lenders (with the aid of the local police) and her property was taken away. When she sought justice from the local police station she was asked for sex in return.
She is now 22, Maoist, Naxal leader.
- She is responsible for hacking 13 officials to death.
- The murder of 12 more policemen at a local police station to free her comrades.
- She has a total of 5 frags to her personal tally.
- She intends to hit 100 in the next 10 years.
- Bombed a Police Station while Pregnant
Sabitha Kumari is the nom de guerre of a top Maoist and Naxalite leader in the West Bengal state of India. She is the first female squadron leader of the marxist rebel groups collectively known as Naxalites and Communist Party of India (Maoist) in India. Sabitha Kumari was earlier in charge of the Maoist guerrilla outfit in Dantewada, Chattisgarh. According to intelligence sources Kumari has hired female cadres from around India and deployed them in the districts of Bankura, Puruliya and West Midnapore which are strongholds of the Marxist rebel group. She was born in the in Prabira village of Jharkhand and she is a science graduate from Dultongunj College, Kumari joined the Maoists in 2000. She is on the Chattisgarh most-wanted list and several cases are registered against her, which include killing of police officers, political leaders and helping fellow Maoists escape from police lock-up.[1][2][3]
Refferences
- http://www.dnaindia.com/report.asp?NewsID=1088710
- http://www.telegraphindia.com/1061217/asp/bengal/story_7150411.asp
- http://www.telegraphindia.com/1061124/asp/frontpage/story_7043800.asp
- http://www.hvk.org/articles/1106/148.html
- http://www.thestatesman.net/page.arcview.php?date=2007-04-02&usrsess=1&clid=6&id=179210
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