Allegations of civilian casualties, injured children
The Free Press Journal - Bhopal|December 19, 2024
The December 12 encounter in the Abujhmad area of Chhattisgarh, where police claimed to have killed seven Naxalites, has sparked controversy after reports emerged of injuries to four children, including a minor girl with a severe bullet injury.
Staff Reporter

The girl is currently undergoing treatment at DKS Hospital in Raipur.

The Congress has accused the police of reckless firing and mishandling the operation; the police have squarely blamed the Naxalites for endangering civilians and minors.

Congress Party leaders, led by CPCC President Deepak Baij, visited the hospital to meet the injured girl and her family on Wednesday.

Speaking to the media, Baij alleged that five of the seven individuals killed in the encounter were innocent villagers, and the incident involved indiscriminate firing by the security forces.

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