Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren and Union Home Ministry Security Adviser K Vijay Kumar on Wednesday discussed the problem of left-wing extremism in the state.
The meeting comes weeks after seven villagers were killed in West Singhbhum districts Burugulikera village in connection with Pathalgarhi movement.
The chilling incident of kidnapping-cum-murder of seven in the naxal-hit West Singhbhum district on January 21 last had drawn national outrage.
An official release said that they discussed the problem of left-wing extremism but did not elaborate.
Later, Kumar told reporters, "I have come here for a courtesy call. I met the Chief Minister. Both have the same point---development along with security."
Kumar added he had also come to encourage the security forces.
"There is good coordination between the CRPF and the state police," he said.
Chief Secretary D K Tiwari, Additional Director-General of Police Murari Lal Meena, Inspector General of Police (Operation) Saket Kumar Singh and IGP (CRPF) Raj Kumar were present in the meeting, the release said.
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