Naxal killings: Cong report differs from MHA

July 04, 2012 17:28

The villagers of Sarkeguda in Chhattisgarh have been claiming that there were no Naxals among the 19 killed. They also complained that no government official visited their homes nor was an autopsy conducted, which is contrary to the claim of Prashanth Agarwal, superintendent of police in Bijapur who says a post-mortem was conducted. The villagers who cremated the bodies however claimed that there was no sign of a post-mortem and have sought a probe into the matter.

Also read Vicky Nanjappa's report on rediff.com: Did Naxals use human shields?

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