Big Success For Security Forces In Chhattisgarh
Big success for security forces in Chhattisgarh, two Naxalites killed in the encounter.
In Chhattisgarh’s Narayanpur district, DRG (District Reserve Guard) personnel killed two Naxalites in separate encounters on Saturday morning.
Bodies, arms, and a large quantity of Naxalite items have been recovered from the spot. The Maoists have not been identified.
On Sunday, SP Mohit Garg demonstrated the goods recovered from the Naxalites in front of the media in the police line.
Big success for security forces in Chhattisgarh: Arms and a large quantity of Naxalite material recovered from the spot.
Bastar IG Sundarraj P told that on the information of the gathering of armed Naxalites of Maad Division in the forest of Abujhmad of Orchha police station area.
At midnight of Friday, the DRG troop was dispatched from Narayanpur in the direction of Village Itul, Korovaya, Bhatbera, Bade Tondabera, and Ader area
The camp of Naxalites was seen in the forest near Itul at around 9 am on Saturday. Meanwhile, the Naxalites started firing. The force also retaliated.
The Naxalites fled after about half an hour of firing. On searching the spot, the body of a Naxalite, 303 bore rifle and other materials were recovered.
The soldiers were returning with the body and belongings of the Naxalites that the Naxalites tried to trap the force in Ambush in the forest of Korovaya.
After that, the firing started. The soldiers gave a befitting reply this time too. After some time the Naxalites fled towards the forest.
Here also the body of a Naxalite, 315 bore rifle, arrow-bow, detonator, and other items were recovered.
Some jawans have sustained minor injuries in this encounter, who are being treated at Narayanpur District Hospital. The slain Maoists have not been identified.
Police Webinar: Forensic team and police need to work together in crime investigation.
A one-day webinar was organized by the Forensic Investigation Agency, Bilaspur on the role of police in preventing crime.
The keynote speaker, State Police Academy’s SP Vijay Aggarwal (IPS) said that there is a need for the forensic teams and police to work together in crime investigation.
With this, the psychological thinking of the general public can be understood well.
