Maoists release 20 people after 11 month long captivity

23 Feb 2006

Maoists release 20 people from Barchen area of Doti district of Far West after 11-months long captivity. Those released include 18 security personnel including four women. They were released in presence of human rights activists and social workers. Full Story

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