okebet Chhattisgarh: Naxalites Kill Villager In Bijapur

Chattisgarh: Naxalites kill Villager In Bijapur | Photo- File Chattisgarh: Naxalites kill Villager In Bijapur | Photo- File

Naxalites have killed a 41-year-old man in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district, claiming he was leaking information about the outlawed movement, police said on Monday.

As per preliminary information, unidentified Naxalites attacked Bhadru Sodhi, a resident of Keshamundi village under Bhairamgarh police station limits, with an axe at his house on Sunday evening following which he died on the spot, a police official here said.

Japan struggled in the first quarter as Pakistan Ammad Butt's team dominated and ended the first quarter with a lead. Then they went on to double the lead in the second quarter.

online slot machines for real money

After being alerted, a police team rushed to the spot on Monday morning and the body was sent for post-mortem, he said.

A pamphlet issued by the Bhairamgarh area committee of Maoists was found at the spot in which the deceased was accused of being a traitor, he said.

The Maoists also claimed in the pamphlet that Sodhi was active in the anti-Maoist civil militia Salwa Judum movement, which was disbanded in 2011, and indulged in leaking information pertaining to the outlawed CPI (Maoist), the official said.

A search operation has been launched in the area to trace the assailants, he added.

Maoists are on the backfoot due to the continuous anti-Naxal operations being run in the district, and they have also lost their areas of strongholds following the establishment of new camps of security forces in their core areas.

Maoists have been venting out their frustration on the innocent tribal villagers and targeting them by accusing them of being traitors and police informers, the official said.

On January 16, a 48-year-old man was killed by Naxalites in Mirtur area of Bijapur on suspicion of being a police informer.

According to policeokebet, 68 civilians were killed last year in separate incidents of Maoist violence in the Bastar region comprising seven districts, including Bijapur.