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Court Convicts 10 Over 2013 Maoist Ambush on Congress Leaders in Bastar

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A court has convicted 10 individuals in connection with the deadly Maoist attack that occurred on May 25, 2013, in Jhiram Valley, Bastar. The attack involved an ambush on a convoy of Congress leaders travelling along a national highway in the region. The incident, one of the deadliest political attacks in Chhattisgarh's history, resulted in multiple fatalities among senior Congress party figures. The conviction marks a significant legal development in a case that had remained a major point of concern for over a decade.

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