As the National Register of Citizens (NRC) is being updated to identify illegal immigrants in Assam, Naxals are trying to take full advantage of the situation, a government official told the Zee group. The official said top Naxal leaders are making efforts to establish bases among the terrorist outfit the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) and radical Muslim&nbsp;organisations based in Assam.

Naxals are giving support openly to radical Muslim organisations who are critical of the government and also guiding their agitation, the official said. He added that they are also trying to form a new red corridor by establishing contact with the ULFA so that they can get a regular supply of arms for their cadres.

''There are reports about the presence of Maoists in Assam. We are trying to know what is the current scale of Maoist activities in Assam including cadre strength, the area of operations, leadership and traction," said an officer deployed with the Ministry of Home Affairs.

The final draft of the NRC list excluded nearly four million people triggering widespread anguish and intense agitation in several parts of the state.

Maoists lay considerable emphasis on the preparation of documents regarding their attacks on security forces. They have a strength of around five thousand armed cadres. The Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee, covering parts of the states of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra presented the most formidable challenge for security forces. However, the increasing age of the senior leaders of the outfit is also a matter of concern for the Maoists, as it affecting their mobility. Further, the death and surrender of many senior leaders had adversely affected the outfit.

"There is a crisis in the mid-level leadership in the Maoist group. Security forces have enhanced operations in the core areas of the outfit had affected their supply chain. This is the reason the top leadership of Naxals are desperate to form a new supply line," the MHA officer said.

Three districts of South Bastar — Bijapur, Dantewada and Sukma — are the most formidable strongholds of the Naxals and it is also their main recruiting ground. South Sukma is the operating area of the Battalion Number 1 of PLGA which had an estimated strength of 150 armed cadres.

As the National Register of Citizens (NRC) is being updated to identify illegal immigrants in Assam, Naxals are trying to take full advantage of the situation, a government official told the Zee group.

As the National Register of Citizens (NRC) is being updated to identify illegal immigrants in Assam, Naxals are trying to take full advantage of the situation, a government official told the Zee group. The official said top Naxal leaders are making efforts to establish bases among the terrorist outfit the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) and radical Muslim organisations based in Assam. Naxals are giving support openly to radical Muslim organisations who are critical of the government and also guiding their agitation, the official said. He added that they are also trying to form a new red corridor by establishing contact with the ULFA so that they can get a regular supply of arms for their cadres. ''There are reports about the presence of Maoists in Assam. We are trying to know what is the current scale of Maoist activities in Assam including cadre strength, the area of operations, leadership and traction," said an officer deployed with the Ministry of Home Affairs. The final draft of the NRC list excluded nearly four million people triggering widespread anguish and intense agitation in several parts of the state. Maoists lay considerable emphasis on the preparation of documents regarding their attacks on security forces. They have a strength of around five thousand armed cadres. The Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee, covering parts of the states of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra presented the most formidable challenge for security forces. However, the increasing age of the senior leaders of the outfit is also a matter of concern for the Maoists, as it affecting their mobility. Further, the death and surrender of many senior leaders had adversely affected the outfit. "There is a crisis in the mid-level leadership in the Maoist group. Security forces have enhanced operations in the core areas of the outfit had affected their supply chain. This is the reason the top leadership of Naxals are desperate to form a new supply line," the MHA officer said. Three districts of South Bastar — Bijapur, Dantewada and Sukma — are the most formidable strongholds of the Naxals and it is also their main recruiting ground. South Sukma is the operating area of the Battalion Number 1 of PLGA which had an estimated strength of 150 armed cadres.

Reports of Naxals establishing new base in Assam: Official

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Reports of Naxals establishing new base in Assam: Official