Maoist posters calling for boycott of the coming Bihar Assembly polls were found pasted at several places in Bihar's Munger district on Wednesday despite deployment of security personnel in large numbers to instil confidence in the people.
''The posters have been recovered from public places and state-owned buildings in Maoist-affected Haveli Kharagpur and Dharhara police station areas,'' superintendent of police M. Sunil Naik said.
Around 7.74 lakh people will exercise their franchise at 795 polling stations, including 161 sensitive ones, in the Maoist-hit constituencies of Tarapur, Munger and Jamalpur in the fourth phase on November 1, he said.
Naik said parallel phone line racking machines and Google earth search were coming in handy to keep a watch on the Maoists movement in the forests and hilly areas in the district.
Munger assembly segment had recorded only 31 per cent polling in the 2005 assembly polls, official sources said. ''We have intensified campaign for increasing voter turnout this time,'' official sources said.