The Maoist letter stated that 320 cadres were killed between December 2024 and November 2025. The list included party general secretary Basavaraju and several senior leaders. The document said that Chhattisgarh alone reported 243 deaths. The organisation described these losses as a major setback to the movement.

The CMC also claimed that retaliation by PLGA units caused casualties among security forces. It stated that 116 personnel were killed and 208 were injured in various attacks. The letter mentioned ambushes, IED blasts, and attacks on police informers and BJP leaders during the year.

The organisation outlined its main priorities for the anniversary period. It included protection of leadership, strict implementation of guerrilla rules, and expansion of activities in forest, plain, and urban regions. The CMC urged cadres to preserve the movement’s “revolutionary spirit” despite mounting losses.

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Investigators identified several past owners of the van. Efforts continue to trace everyone connected to the vehicle. Security forces launched operations in Shantipur and Ishok areas soon after the attack to catch the armed group. Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla chaired a high-level security review meeting to strengthen coordination among security agencies.

Officials planned more patrols, tighter highway checks, and stronger intelligence networks to prevent similar incidents. Later, the Governor visited the IGAR (South) Headquarters to pay tribute to the fallen soldiers. He laid a wreath and offered condolences. The Manipur government condemned the ambush. It announced Rs 5 lakh for each martyr’s family and Rs 2 lakh for the injured. Authorities promised swift action to find the attackers and assured residents that peace and order will be restored quickly.

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