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Four ex-militants kidnapped
By Our Staff Reporter
NIZAMABAD, JUNE 20. Four former militants of the banned People's
War Group were allegedly abducted by members of the Bheemgal
squad from three villages in Bheemgal circle limits this evening.
The fresh kidnapping comes in the wake of the abduction of 14
persons from Konaraopet, Chandurthi, Vemulawada mandals of
Karimnagar and Manala village of Kammarpalli mandal, of whom 10
were killed in the most gruesome manner between Vattimalla and
Nimmapalli villages and Neral forest area separately last Friday
and another victim died of injuries later. The victims were
branded police informants who were planning covert operation to
kill top naxal leaders.
Reports reaching here said two persons - Marri Devula and Devanna
- from Devakkapet of Bheemnagar gram panchayat, Sharma of
Gangarai and Swamy of Inayatnagar were allegedly picked up by the
naxals and taken into the forests. It is said that the naxals
first visited Inayatnagar and asked Swamy to accompany them.
The naxals visited Devakkapet and Gangarai and whisked away the
three former militants of the banned outfit. Residents of
Inayatnagar are understood to have protested against the
kidnapping questioning the naxals as to why they were taking away
Swamy. The naxals reportedly told the villagers that he was being
taken away for interrogation as he had turned police informant.
The four abducted victims had worked in the PWG for some time and
surrendered before the police. Since then, they have been leading
a normal life in the village itself. The kidnapping has caused
concern about their safety given last week killings.
The Superintendent of Police, Dr. Ravi Shankar Ayyanar, confirmed
the kidnapping of two persons. He could not, however, confirm
whether two others were also whisked away from Devakkapet.
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