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Naxals killed 27 villagers in Chhattisgarh in 2023, accusing them of being ‘police informers’

“Naxals killed 27 villagers in Chhattisgarh in 2023, accusing them of being ‘police informers’: Reports”, Opindia, November 5, 2023:

“On Thursday (2nd November), a few hours before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s rally in Kanker, Chhattisgarh’s Bastar region, Naxals murdered three villagers, labelling them as “police informers.” The brutal killing of unarmed civilians remains their most prevalent method of instilling fear.

In the past ten years, Naxals have massacred 569 villagers in Bastar. All these villagers were allegedly associated with the police providing information about the Naxals to the local law enforcement agencies.

According to a report by News18, a total of 27 killings have occurred in the past ten months. Notably, the state assembly elections will be held in Chhattisgarh in November 2023…..”

Read the full article at Opindia.com

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