Telangana police killed Madhukar: Maoists
The Hindu
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Communist Party of India (Maoist) on Tuesday alleged that Telangana police were carrying out a false campaign that its activist Gaddam Madhukar alias Shobh Rai died of ill health after being arrested in Warangal and admitted to Osmania General Hospital here though actually the police “murdered him”. In a statement issued by Dandakaranya South Sub-Zonal bureau, the party condemned the alleged “killing of Madhukar by police”. The bureau official representative Samatha said the party appealed to all democratic activists not to believe such propaganda by the police. Thirty-eight-year-old Madhukar hailed from Kondapally village of Bejjur mandal in Kumram Bheem Asifabad district. He joined Sirpur squad of Maoists at the age of 16 years in 1999. A year later, the party sent him to work in Dandakaranya. After working with weapons making unit, he was shifted to communication wing of the zone.
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