Kintakuru encounter: Andhra Pradesh Government orders magisterial inquiry into killing of three Maoists

The Andhra Pradesh State Government has ordered a magisterial inquiry into the dying of three Maoists allegedly killed by the police forces within the Kintakuru encounter within the Maredumilli forest cowl in Alluri Sitarama Raju district on June 18. 

The deceased Maoists are Gajarla Ravi alias Uday, central committee member of the banned CPI (Maoist) and secretary of Andhra Odisha Border Special Zonal Committee (AOBSZC), Raavi Venkata Chaitanya alias Aruna, south zonal committee member and spouse of central committee member Chalapathi, who was killed in an change of fireplace in Chhattisgarh lately and Kovvasi Anju alias Mase of Chhattisgarh’s Sukma district.

All procedures publish change of fireplace in Kintakuru adopted diligently, claims Rampachodavaram DSP

In a public discover, Rampachodavaram sub-Collector and sub-divisional Magistrate Shubham Nokwal has directed the relations of the deceased, police officers concerned within the encounter and docs who carried out the autopsy to attend the magisterial inquiry into the encounter on August 25.

Any member of the general public can be allowed to look for the inquiry and submit any proof on the encounter on August 25. The inquiry can be held on the workplace of the sub-Collector and sub-divisional Magistrate in Rampachodavaram. 

In the general public discover, Mr. Shubham Nokwal has said; “The public discover on the magisterial inquiry has been issued for transparency and compliance with the human rights and procedural mandates of the National Human Rights Commission and the Supreme Court.”