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3 Maoist sympathisers killed

Staff Reporter

BHADRACHALAM: Three persons, suspected to be Maoist sympathisers, were done to death by the Salva Judum activists in retaliation to the killing of 27 tribals in Erraboru village of Chhatisharg on Monday. The three youths identified by the local people to be members of the pro-Maoist Bhumkal Militia organisation were singled out in the crowd that gathered in Erraboru camp and lynched in full public view.

The local officials and media personnel were all a few yards away from the place when the crime was committed.

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