Naxalites Execute Two in Chhattisgarh Village

In a remote village in Bijapur district, Chhattisgarh, Naxalites hanged two men accused of being police informers. The incident occurred after a 'jan adalat' (kangaroo court) held by the Maoists. Details are being collected by the police, who were alerted and sent a team to investigate.

Naxalites executed two men in a remote village in Bijapur district, Chhattisgarh, accusing them of being police informers, authorities confirmed. The brutal incident has sent shockwaves through the community.

The police received reports stating that the Naxalites had abducted three villagers, including a school student, from Jappemarka village under the Mirtur police station limits on Tuesday. The two men were executed after a 'jan adalat' (kangaroo court) was held by the Maoists, who spared the student.

The victims have been identified as Madvi Suja and Podiam Kosa. Maoists' Bhairamgarh area committee claimed responsibility for the killings, asserting that the deceased were acting as police informers. Following the incident, police dispatched a team to the scene and are actively gathering more details.

(With inputs from agencies.)