Naxalite letter exposes secret code words, strategy in Bijapur

• A Naxalite letter recovered in Bijapur/Dantewada reveals their coded communication and strategic planning.
• Decoded with intelligence help, the letter shows Naxalites use code words like "Pyaz" (onion) for enemy movements and "Sukli" for informers.
• Naxalites utilize ICOM and HF radio sets to communicate using these codes, even for small details and tactical actions.
• This intelligence provides security forces with crucial insights into Naxalite numbers, hiding areas, and future movements.
• The discovery highlights Naxalites' organized and vigilant approach to conceal their jungle operations and command structure.

Why It Matters: Exposed Naxalite codes offer vital intelligence for security operations.