By PTI
BIJAPUR: Naxalites allegedly murdered a former colleague, who had surrendered earlier than the police three months in the past, in Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur district, a senior official stated on Sunday.
Baman Poyam, who was in his 40s, was discovered useless on a highway close to Pondum village below Bhairamgarh police station limits this morning, the official stated.
Poyam, who was a Maoist janmilitia member, had surrendered earlier than the police in Bijapur on May 30 and had since been staying within the Police Lines space, he stated.
As per preliminary info, Poyam went lacking a number of days in the past from Police Lines and the native police was making an attempt to hint him, the official stated.
On being alerted concerning the demise, a police workforce reached the spot and recovered the physique, he stated.
“Poyam’s body bore injury marks made by sharp-edged weapons. Prima facie, it seems to be the handiwork of Naxalites, but an investigation is underway,” the official added.
BIJAPUR: Naxalites allegedly murdered a former colleague, who had surrendered earlier than the police three months in the past, in Chhattisgarh’s Bijapur district, a senior official stated on Sunday.
Baman Poyam, who was in his 40s, was discovered useless on a highway close to Pondum village below Bhairamgarh police station limits this morning, the official stated.
Poyam, who was a Maoist janmilitia member, had surrendered earlier than the police in Bijapur on May 30 and had since been staying within the Police Lines space, he stated.
As per preliminary info, Poyam went lacking a number of days in the past from Police Lines and the native police was making an attempt to hint him, the official stated.
On being alerted concerning the demise, a police workforce reached the spot and recovered the physique, he stated.
“Poyam’s body bore injury marks made by sharp-edged weapons. Prima facie, it seems to be the handiwork of Naxalites, but an investigation is underway,” the official added.
