Rohtas police got a big success, wanted Naxalite accused of killing 11 policemen arrested

In the year 2013, in the Nowhatta police station area of ​​Rohtas district, the Naxalites blew up a police vehicle in an ambush by detonating an eye, in which 11 policemen were killed.

According to police officials, the accused is an active member of the Naxalite organization.

Sanjhwan Cheron, a wanted Maoist, who is absconding in the 2003 murder of 11 police personnel in Bihar, has been arrested on Friday.

At the same time, SP Ashish Bharti said that on the basis of intelligence, the police team raided the Yadunathpur area and arrested the accused Sanjhwan Cheron from the spot.

According to police officials, he was on the run for almost 18 years. The police of Rohtas and Kaimur, including UP, Jharkhand, were looking for the arrested Naxalites in many cases.

At the same time, the police have also recovered a country-made pistol from the Naxalites.

Rohtas police got a big success, wanted Naxalite accused of killing 11 policemen arrested

In fact, regarding this matter, Rohtas district’s SP Ashish Bharti said that in the Nowhatta police station area, in 2003, the Naxalites blew up a police vehicle with an eye blast in which 11 policemen were killed.

He told that during that attack all the 11 policemen had died on the spot. Charon was said to be the mastermind of that attack. So far 7 Naxalite cases have been registered on this.

Cases are registered in this case in Chutia, Nowhatta, Indrapuri and Robertsganj. His arrest will lower the morale of the Naxalites. He is also wanted in many cases related to Naxalite attacks in Uttar Pradesh.

He is describing the arrest of Cheron as a big success to the Bihar Police team.

This area got freed after a long gap

Let us tell you that even before the landmine explosion, the Naxalites had carried out a heart-wrenching incident at Dabua Mor. Even today, the villagers get shudder after hearing this incident.

At the same place, three people were murdered by slitting their throats for theft in the village.

After a decade-long gap of this incident, the Rohtas, Nowhatta and Tilothu blocks of Kaimur hills have been completely freed from the Red Corridor.