Raipur, Mar 15 (UNI) Following is the chronology of major naxal attacks in Chhattisgarh's tribal Bastar region since June 2005 when the locals launched an anti-rebel campaign, naming it 'Salwa Judum', which in local Gondi dialect means peace movement.

March 15, 2007 : Maoists attack police camp at Ranibodli in Dantewada district, killing 50 people, including 16 personnel of the Chhattisgarh Special Armed Force March 7, 2007 : Eight people, including two civilians, killed in landmine blast near Errabore February 8, 2007 : Five killed in landmine explosion on Bijapur-Geedam road January 16, 2007 : Seven policemen killed in blast at Narayanpur in Bastar district July 17, 2006 : Naxals storm relief camp at Errabore, killing 33 people, including women and children April 16, 2006 : Eleven policemen killed in rebel attack on a police camp at Murkinar March 25, 2006 : Thirteen villagers killed when Maoists blow up a jeep at Pakhanjur in Kanker district February 28, 2006 : Thirty-three Salwa Judum activists killed in landmine explosion triggered by rebels while they were returning after attending an anti-naxal rally February 10, 2006 : Maoists raid National Mineral Development Corporation depot, kill eight Central Industrial Security Force personnel and loot a large quantity of explosives February 8, 2006 : Seven security personnel killed while attempting to defuse landmines laid by the naxals in Dantewada district February 6, 2006 : Nine personnel of Nagaland Armed Force killed in landmine blast on Bhejji-Injaram road September 3, 2005 : 25 Central Reserve Police Force men killed when rebels blow up anti-landmine vehicle on Gangaloor road in Dantewada district.

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