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Six Naxals killed in an encounter with police in Visakhapatnam

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Jun 16, 2021, 05:44 pm IST
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Visakhapatnam: Six Naxals were neutralized in an exchange of fire with Greyhounds police parties in Visakhapatnam, informed BV Krishna Rao, Superintendent of Police (SP), Visakha Rural district.

 

Rao stated that further details of the encounter would be made public. The official statement released by the Andhra Pradesh Director-General said, "Today at morning hours, an exchange of fire took place between CPI (Maoist) and Greyhounds parties at Theegalametta forest areas (Koyyru surrounding areas) under PS limits of Mampa, Visakhapatnam district, Andhra Pradesh. Six dead bodies including female dead bodies are recovered. One AK, one SLR, one Carbine, three 303 Rifles, and one Tapancha are also recovered from the spot."

 

No casualties among the police personnel were reported.

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