The Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist)cadres killed a civilian in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh
in the night of June
23, reports newstrackindia
quoting IANS.
Local Police say that
roughly 20 Maoists
stormed into the house
of Marvijoga, a tribal
civilian in Arlampalli
village on Saturday
night and took him
away in a nearby forested
area where they beat
him to death on charges
of spying for Police
and revealing vital
information about
activities of local
Maoists.
Meanwhile, Maoists hacked to death a newly recruited Police
constable in Manpur
area in Rajnandgaon
District in western
parts of the state,
Police said.
Separately, the Police arrested five Maoists in the Bastar
region, including
two hardcore Maoists
carrying cash reward
of INR 25,000 each
on their heads on
June 23, reports Daily
Bhaskar. According
to the report, of
the five arrested
Maoists, three Maoists
whose identity is
yet to be ascertained
were in charge of
the city network and
were arrested following
a precise tip off
from separate location.
The other two Maoists,
allegedly involved
in killing of Tansen
Kashyap, brother of
Tribal Welfare Minister
Kedar Kashyap, were
identified as Dasharam
and Janglu Korram.
Tansen Kashyap was
shot dead at Garguda
near Bhanpuri District
Bastar about 270 kilometres
south from the State
capital, on September
26, 2009. |
