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  •   Wed, Jul 11 2007 12:31:00 AM

Shringeri: 'Those Killed are Not Naxals, but Locals '  - Say Angry  Locals

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore
 

Shringeri, Jul 10: The sources have revealed the identity of 4 persons among 5 who were killed on Tuesday July 10,  in an encounter between Naxals and Anti-Naxal squad at Menasinahadya. The deceased persons have been identified as Gautham, Kauveri, Paramesh and Ramegowda. One person  who was among those killed has been not yet identified .


The locals here said that, the persons who died in the encounter were not Naxals, but they were locals. The locasl are furious regarding the inhuman act by anti-Naxal squad and Police personnel. They vented  their anger by burning a police vehicle stationed  there.

During the encounter a cow also became the victim and a house near the vicinity was badly damaged the sources said

 


Kalkulli Vittal Hegade, the progressive thinker of the town, has condemned this encounter and expressed his dissatisfaction and shock over the killing  of innocent locals. He said that, innocent people who reside within the jurisdiction of Kudremukh National Park have been killed mistaking them being Naxals. The incident was tragic as it claimed the lives of guiltless poor people. he opined

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  • maria, mangalore

    Mon, Jul 16 2007

    It really shows no humanity and no respect, value, towards the poor. It is really sad to see this situation.

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  • Sameer KM, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 13 2007

    I wonder why a civilised society should treat its citizens in such a manner. The police force have got away with encounters for far too long. Encounter specialists (who incidentally have grown rich overnight) have been glorified in the media, while those who die do not even get a chance to prove themselves innocent in a court of law.

    If the keepers of the law think they can violate it and kill people in broad daylight without even ascertaining whether they are truly extrimists, why does the Government expect ordinary people to abide by the law ?

    Our administration and law and order machinery should take lessons from the British and Australian governments, who have followed the law to the last letter in charging or detaining or suspects, and have not yet charged those who haven't convinced them of their guilt. In the long run, their methods will truly prevail over extremism, as they have ensured that they treat their citizens with respect, and assume they are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

    Our government can hope to curb extremism only if it bothers to address genuine greviances of sections of society and treat them with respect instead of trying to stifle their voice with brutal methods - it will only make matters worse. Only then can we truly achieve the state of freedom our forefathers fought for.

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  • cyril mathias, thirthahalli

    Thu, Jul 12 2007

    Very cruel on the part of police to kill innocent civilians.Such attrocities will lead to further bloodshed.The police should have arrested the suspects instead of killing them.We condemn police heartlessness.

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  • shetty, KUWAIT

    Thu, Jul 12 2007

    It is very sad to see in 21 st century , The basic thing that governments should think about why these people  became mavoists . Why they are ready to die , sure that its none other than our present system , that wont allow poor & backward to grow up .Let the government concentratrate on that to minimize this blood bath.

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