Naxalites Released 34 Hostage Villagers By Warning Them

Naxalites released 34 hostage villagers by warning them not to inform Police: Chhattisgarh.

In Chhattisgarh, Naxalites have safely released 25 other villagers, including nine who were abducted from the Kunded village of Sukma district.

But before this, the Naxalites held a public court in the Tolavarti area and gave a strict warning to all not to be police informers.

Naxalites said that this is the last chance for them. All the villagers reached their homes on Tuesday night, after which the relatives and the police administration breathed a sigh of relief.

Naxalites had taken 25 villagers hostage who went to rescue them.

The Naxalites had kidnapped two villagers on 17 July and seven on 18 July.

Even after a day, when they did not return home, 25 other villagers also went to the forest to rescue them. They were also taken hostage by the Naxalites.

Sarva Adivasi Samaj said – Naxalites released all the villagers.

When the police reached Kunded after getting information about the incident, only women were found in the village. Since then the police was busy in search of the villagers.

SP Sunil Sharma said that all the villagers have reached their homes on Tuesday night. Detail discussion with the villagers has not been done yet.

Ramdev Baghel, president of the youth cell of Sarva Adivasi Samaj, also confirmed that all the villagers have been released by the Naxalites at eight o’clock on Tuesday night.

Naxalites left the villagers.

The villagers were released by the Naxalites on Tuesday night. Everyone has returned to the village. What is the reason behind the kidnapping, it is being told about it

Inspection Of Bilaspur SP: SP sat in Sarkanda police station for five hours, expressed displeasure after seeing five-year-old marg cases.

In Sarkanda police station five years ago many police officers came and went. But no one paid any attention to the dusty files of Marg cases pending for these five years.

On Wednesday, when the SP arrived for a surprise inspection, he was surprised to see these files. Sitting in the police station for five hours, he examined 15 marg diaries one by one.

In such serious cases, he expressed his displeasure over the non-action of the SHOs and the investigators.

For this negligence, he has directed the police officers and investigators to investigate and submit a report. At the same time, it has been asked to register an offense in pending murder cases.