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- Hemmed in, Naxals free Bihar police hostages
Maoists in Bihar this morning released the three policemen they had been holding hostage for the past eight days. Read More... - Six-phase Bihar elections from October 21
The Nitish Kumar vs Lalu Prasad battle for the reins of Bihar will be played over a six-phase election beginning on October 21. Read More... - Bihar crisis over; Maoists release 3 abducted Bihar cops
Maoists had earlier killed one of the captive policemen, Lucas Tete. His body was found on Friday. Read More... - Maoists release three abducted Bihar policemen
Maoists release three abducted Bihar policemenMaoists release three abducted Bihar policemen Read More... - Bihar Hostage Crisis: Two Maoists taken into custody
Patna, Sep 4 : Bihar Police on Saturday arrested two Maoist leaders linked with the encounter and abduction of four policemen in Lakhisarai from the Gurmaha forest area under Barhat police station in Jamui district. Read More... - Bihar: Combing operation expanded as hostages remain traceless
Bihar CM Nitish Kumar, who is personally monitoring the combing operation, has called an all-party meeting to discuss the situation arising out of the crisis. Read More... - Maoists release 3 abducted cops unconditionally
Maoists on Monday unconditionally released the three abducted Bihar policemen in Lakhisarai district, bringing an end to the nine-day-old hostage crisis. Read More... - Another Maoist leader produced in court
Banka (Bihar), Sep 4 (PTI) Jai Paswan, one of the eight Maoist leaders whose release has been being demanded by the ultras in exchange for policemen kidnapped during the encounter at Lakhisarai district, was produced before a local court today amidst tight security. Read More... - Indian Maoists in Bihar kill policeman
NEW DELHI, Sept. 3 (UPI) -- Indian Maoists in Bihar claim to have killed a policeman, one of four law enforcement officers they abducted from Lakhisarai district four days ago. Bihar - Lakhisarai district - Naxalite - India - Police officer Read More... - Bihar hostage crisis: Nitish appeals Naxals to come forward for talks
Patna, Sep.4 : In an attempt to prevent any harm to the abducted policemen from Naxals, the Bihar Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar, on Saturday evening appealed to them to come forward and hold talks. Read More...
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