It has now been confirmed that a militant who went missing during a brutal attack by the Maoists in Chhattisgarh is in their possession.
Security forces were engaged in a search operation against the Maoists in a forest area on the Bijapur-Sukma district border in Chhattisgarh. Troops from the CPPF Commando Division, the District Armed Police Force and the Special Task Force conducted a large-scale search operation.
The Maoists, who were then hiding in the dense jungle, opened fire on the security forces. The security forces immediately retaliated.
It was first reported that 5 security personnel were killed in the clash. Many of the soldiers involved in the search went missing. Thus additional troops were immediately dispatched to the area. Senior police officials rushed to the spot. Subsequent bodies were recovered from the attack area.
22 soldiers were killed in the attack. 15 people were injured. 15 people were injured. All of the injured soldiers were recovered and immediately admitted to the hospital. One is missing.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah laid a wreath at the bodies of 22 soldiers killed by the Maoists. With him Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupathi Bagal also accompanied him. He then consulted with paramilitary officers on the situation.
in this situation Chhattisgarh It has now been confirmed that the operatives who went missing during the brutal attack by the Maoists in the state are at their disposal.
Ganesh Misra, a journalist from Bijapur, said:
I got a phone call from the Maoists. They said he had a player in control and that he had a gunshot wound and that they were treating him.
The Maoists said they would release the soldier in two days and release his photo and video soon.
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