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Two BSF soldiers, one Naxal killed

RAIPUR: Two soldiers of the Border Security Force were killed and three others injured when 150 Maoists ambushed a BSF- police patrol team at Sulangi in Kanker district of Chhattisgarh on Sunday. One militant was also gunned down.

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