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Naxals attack on CM Chandrababu Naidu
CM to visit Tirumala shortly - Film Stars meet CM

CM speaks for the first time after Naxal attack

Peoples War Group claims responsible for attack on CM

Dy Prime Minister LK Advani meets Mr. Naidu

President Dr Abdul Kalam meets Mr. Naidu

Subrahmanyam Committee begins investigation

Indrasena Reddy asks Govt. to take action on Chitoor SP

Govt begins taking action on officials for security lapses

Mr. Naidu brough back to Hyderabad

Peace rallies organized against Naxals

Supporters gather at Begumpet Airport to see CM

Six connected with CM bomb blast arrested

More mines unearthed at Alipiri

Chadalavada shifted to Chennai - Reddivari treated in Tirupati only

IT Minister recovering at NIMS

Special Poojas offered for speedy recovery of CM

Governor and others meets CM

State Government decides to go ahead with investigation on naxal attack

Chief Minister and three others injured in a bomb blast in Tirupati

PM and other senior politicians calls on CM

PWG believed to be behind the attack on CM

Special doctors team treating CM
October 1 in History

Events and happenings on 1 October in History

1 October 2001
Highlights: State Cabinet decides to implement Justice Punnayya Commission Report

1 October 2002
Highlights: CM inaugurates Yanam - Yeduruland Bridge; Takes part in various development programs

1 October 2003
Highlights: Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and three others injured in a bomb blast in Tirupati

1 October 2004
Highlights: Naxals suggest 13th October for talks

1 October 2007
Highlights: State Cabinet decides to implement Rs. 2 per kg scheme
PWG believed to be behind the attack
Tirupati/Hyderabad - October 1, 2003

The People's War Group (PWG) which is believed to be behind the attack. PWG has a strong grip in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Orissa, Jharkhand and West Bengal. However, PWG has not yet claimed itself to be responsible for the attack. This is the first major attack on a Chief Minister by the Naxal group though PWG has killed a Minister in recent times in a neighboring state and many police personnel in the state.

The Naxal group is banned by the Government of Andhra Pradesh. Many attempts by Social workers to have a discussion between the Government and the PWG failed.

It is believed that PWG naxlas good special training in using explosive devices from LTTE.
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