NABARANGPUR: Ahead of the Umerkote by-poll, Maoist posters were found on Tuesday across Raighar and parts of Umerkote blocks. The posters were reportedly put up by Menpur divisional committee of the Maoists. In the posters, the rebels not just exhorted people to boycott the November 30 election but also levelled allegations of murder and exploitation against some BJD workers. They also threatened to bump off the workers concerned. They alleged that Parvati Gond and her daughter Basanti of Sarigipara village under Raighar block were killed by members of BJD. “Similarly, BJD workers killed Ghansyam Gond, a government teacher of Ganjapara village in 2010 and disposed of the body in a forest near Chhattisgarh,” the posters read. The rebels blamed the BJD Government of not initiating any criminal cases against party workers involved in various crimes in the district. They threatened to kill these BJD workers in praja courts if they campaigned for the by-poll. ...blow up police stationsParlakhemundi: After a lull, Maoist posters threatening to blow up two police stations reappeared in some villages under Mohana police limits in Gajapati district, on Tuesday. Sources said the posters found in Manikapur and Kaliapeta villages threatened to blow up Adaba and Mohana police stations if one Sushant Majhi, allegedly arrested by police, was not produced in court within 48 hours. Gajapati SP Sarthak Sarangi denied any such arrests by the police. Investigation is on to verify genuineness of the posters, he added.
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