Sixteen Villagers Not Freed From The Naxalite Occupation

Sixteen villagers not freed from the Naxalite occupation even on the third day, villagers are scared. On Friday morning, four people were killed after this mass court by Naxalites in the Hiroli area under Bailadila hill.

Sixteen villagers abducted from Kangaroo Court (Jan Adalat) near Pusanar village in the Gangalur police station area of ​​the Bijapur district of Chhattisgarh could not be freed even on the third day.

On Friday morning, four people were killed after this mass court by Naxalites in the Hiroli area under Bailadila hill. Bijapur SP Kamalochan Kashyap said that the police, which had taken the three bodies, had to return empty-handed on Sunday evening. Scared villagers have buried the bodies.

Son was murdered in front of the father on Friday in Kangaroo court

At the same time, the body of Sannu Poonam, brought on Saturday evening, was handed over to the family members after the post-mortem. Sanu was strangled to death by Naxalites in front of his father Launcha.

According to the information, the people of Metapal and Pusnar village were called by the Naxalites in the Hiroli area under Bailadila hill on Friday morning. Naxalites picked up about 20 people from the public court. It also included Launcha and her son Sannu Poonam. The armed Naxalites had covered everyone’s face with clothes and tied their hands behind their back.

Naxalites left their father, Launcha, after Sannu Poonem strangled her to death. There are still traces of tying rope on his hand. It is being told that 16 people are still in the possession of the Naxalites. In the Jan Adalat, there are reports of 70 to 80 armed Naxalites, including a dozen young women.

Village horror after the incident

Pusnar and Metapal villages have been in awe since the Naxalite incident. People are not saying anything. The police force from Gangalur arrived in the morning to bring the dead body to Pusnar village, but the villagers refused to give the three bodies. He has been describing the death of the three as normal. The Pusnar road was cut off by the Naxalites at several places. It is facing difficulties in movement.