Commando's body lay in open for 3 days, until a journo fetched it

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Commando's body lay in open for 3 days, till a journo
fetched it

Express News Service
Friday, April 26, 2013

Raipur - G V Prasad, a reserve inspector with the
Greyhounds, the elite anti-Maoist force of Andhra
Pradesh, went missing after the April 16 operation in
which nine Maoists were killed in Puwarti village of
Sukma district. Three days later, a journalist found his
body near a pond in Kawargatta village, about 90 km from
Bijapur district headquarters. When he informed the
Andhra police, they reportedly asked him to retrieve the
body. And he did.

Following the encounter, there were rumours that Prasad
had been abducted by Maoists. On the morning of April 19,
Ganesh Mishra, the Bijapur-based correspondent of Hindi
daily Navbharat, decided to travel through the interior
forests to gauge the actual situation. He and another
journalist set off on a motorcycle, riding through the
forest for hours, before locating the body.

Mishra clicked photographs, spoke to villagers, tried to
secure the place, and then left for Bhadrachalam, in
Khammam, Andhra Pradesh. He informed top police officials
there. But instead of making efforts to retrieve the
body, the officials reportedly asked him to do the job.

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