Maoist guerrillas kill abducted cop
Media Release
Oct. 6, 2009

"The body of the official was found near Taimara valley situated on the Ranchi-Jamshedpur highway on Tuesday morning. The body has been identified and sent for postmortem. Maoists killed him by slitting his throat," said R.K. Mallik, the deputy inspector general of police, Ranchi range.

A Jharkhand police officer, who had been abducted by Maoist guerrillas and was sought to be swapped for three of their leaders, including Kobad Ghandy, was found with his throat slit on the Ranchi-Jamshedpur highway Tuesday morning.

"This is an act of cowardice of Maoist rebels who killed a police officer who was posted in the Specials Branch," Mallik told.

Indwar was abducted Sep 30 evening from the Hembrum market in Khuti district, about 65 km from here, where he had gone to collect information from a contact.

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