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Naxals say will release hostage cops soon
The four cops being held hostage by Naxals in Chhattisgarh might be released as early as today evening according to sources. On September 19, Maoists killed three of the seven policemen they had abducted in Bijapur district in Bastar region; they had demanded the withdrawal of operation Greenhunt in return for the remaining four cops.Sources say th...
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Chattisgarh: Naxals kidnap 7 policemen, distraught familes appeal the government
After Naxals kidnapped seven policemen in Chattisgarh, Chief Minister Raman Singh has made an appeal to release four of the abducted cops.On September 19, Seven policemen from Raipur had gone for a joint operation in the jungle belt, believed to be Naxal infested, and failed to return.The police later recovered three bodies on the same night.Famili...
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In three homes, quiet gratitude marks policemen's welcome
It was in prayer that she sought refuge while her son was missing; and when he returned home eight days later, unharmed by his captors, it was to a temple that she took him first. The ardent thanks offered by Trainee Sub-Inspector Rupesh Kumar Sinha merged with the priest's chants. "I used to die every moment when I was held captive. I was worried ...
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Naxals say will release hostage cops soon
The four cops being held hostage by Naxals in Chhattisgarh might be released as early as today evening according to sources. On September 19, Maoists killed three of the seven policemen they had abducted in Bijapur district in Bastar region; they had demanded the withdrawal of operation Greenhunt in return for the remaining four cops.Sources say th...
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Chattisgarh: Naxals kidnap 7 policemen, distraught familes appeal the government
After Naxals kidnapped seven policemen in Chattisgarh, Chief Minister Raman Singh has made an appeal to release four of the abducted cops.On September 19, Seven policemen from Raipur had gone for a joint operation in the jungle belt, believed to be Naxal infested, and failed to return.The police later recovered three bodies on the same night.Famili...
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In three homes, quiet gratitude marks policemen's welcome
It was in prayer that she sought refuge while her son was missing; and when he returned home eight days later, unharmed by his captors, it was to a temple that she took him first. The ardent thanks offered by Trainee Sub-Inspector Rupesh Kumar Sinha merged with the priest's chants. "I used to die every moment when I was held captive. I was worried ...
