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Maoist atrocities continue in Chhattisgarh; Communist terrorists barged in house, abducted & killed a man brutally

In the recent past more than two dozen innocent civilians have been killed by the Maoists on the pretext of them being police informers in the Dandakaranya region alone

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Bijapur: On the December 31 night, Communist terrorists have barged into a house of a villager and carried out a cowardly act in the insurgency hit Bijapur of Chhattisgarh.

It’s been reported that unarmed cadres of the banned outfit CPI-M barged in the house of Sanjay Tati (25), a resident of Tarem village under Tarem police station of Bijapur and abducted him.

Later Tati’s body was found lying on the Tarem- Padempalli road on January 1 morning. It’s been learnt that the red rebels have killed Sanjay after beating him black and blue.

As per the reports, Maoist have also left pamphlets near Tati’s body. In the pamphlets found the red rebels have accused Sanjay for being a police informer. ” Salute to the fallen Comrades” in the local dialect (gondi) read another pamphlet left on the site of the incident.

As per the information received, Jagargunda area committee of the outlawed CPI-M have claimed responsibility for the heinous act.

Briefing the media on the development SP Bijapur Anjanaye Varshanye said that a probe has been initiated and search operations have been launched in the nearby areas.

It should be noted that this is not the first time that the communist terrorists have targeted a civilian branding him as a police informer, in the recent past more than two dozen innocent civilians have been killed by the Maoists on the pretext of them being police informers in the Dandakaranya region alone.

Infact, it’s astonishing that these terrorists have branded themselves as the saviors of the local community however the truth is that the mounting pressure of the advancing security forces in their citadel’s like Bastar, have led the Maoists to target innocent civilians to instill a sense of fear among them.

While in another Maoist related development in the district the red terrorists have released two local contractors from their captivity, it’s been learnt that both of them were abducted along with two other contractors of the region on December 24. The other two contactors are still in the captivity of the Maoists.

Nimendra kumar Deewan and Nilchand Nag both residents of Kondagaon District both of them were abducted from Girna area of Bijapur on December 24, 2022

As per the information received Maoist have released Nimendra kumar deewan and Nilchand Nag both residents of Kondagaon district on Tuesday, both of them were abducted from Girna area of Bijapur on December 24, 2022. However the other two contractors Teri Nag and Chapdi Bataiyaa (80) are still being kept in captivity, confirmed sources.

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