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Police scotch rumours of hostage murder

Updated - 3/9/2010 - hindu.com.

 

The Bihar police on Thursday scotched all rumours of Naxals having executed a sub-inspector, one of the four personnel kidnapped by the rebels, even as the hostage crisis in Lakhisarai district entered the fourth day.

Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said, “There is no definite information [of the ultras having taken the extreme step]…I only hope this news [by local media] is wrong,” adding he was “ready for talks” with the Naxals.

After Sunday’s encounter, in which seven police personnel were killed, a self-proclaimed Naxal spokesperson, Avinash, on Tuesday issued a 36-hour ultimatum to the Bihar government — which ended by 10 a.m. on Thursday — to release eight jailed cadres in exchange for the four police personnel, failing which the hostages would be executed.

When the deadline ended without any response from the government, Avinash, in dramatic telephonic interviews to local channels and a prominent news agency, claimed that a sub-inspector was killed and that the body was dumped near the Abhaypur police station in Lakhisarai. The rebels further issued warnings over television channels that the other three captives would meet the same fate by 10 a.m. Friday if the government did not accede to their demands.

Read More : www.hindu.com/2010/09/03/stories/2010090364601600.htm

 

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