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Naxals kill 2 people in Sukma on suspicion of being police officers

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Naxals kill 2 people in Sukma on suspicion of being police officers

Naxals kill 2 people in Sukma on suspicion of being police officers

Naxals allegedly killed two villagers in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh on the suspicion of being police informers.

Sukma SP KL Dhruv said, "A note was also placed by the naxals near the bodies of deceased.

In the note it was stated that naxals have killed them for being police informers."


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