3 Naxal attacks in 3 days: 4 cops dead, 13 injured in Dantewada

April 13, 2015 16:52

In the third attack by Naxals in as many days, a police vehicle was ambushed in Dantewada, Chhatisgarh. Eleven policemen were injured with two believed to be in a critical condition.

Late last night, Maoists attacked a patrol party of the Border Security Force in Kanker district of Chhattisgarh and killed one BSF head constable.

A group of ultras opened indiscriminate firing on security personnel who were carrying out patrolling in the proximity of Chhote Baithiya Border Security Force camp under Bande police station area late last night, Kanker Superintendent of Police Jitendra Singh Meena said.

Seven STF personnel were killed and ten others injured on Saturday when Naxals ambushed them in the forests of restive Pidmel village under Polampalli, around 450 kms from state capital Raipur.

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