Maoists torch 20 vehicles of private construction compan in Bihar

June 06, 2015 16:17

Maoists set on fire twenty vehicles of a private company engaged in construction of roads in Bihar's Muzaffarpur district and assaulted two of its guard for not paying levy demanded by them, the police Saturday said.

"A group of nearly 40 armed Maoists attacked the camp of Gamon India construction near Kamtaul village in late Friday and torched vehicles standing there'a district police official said.Muzaffarpur

Superintendent of police Ranjit Kumar Mishra said at least eight vehicles, including three Balero, were completely damaged after Maoists set the vehicles on fire.

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