Seven CPI Maoists, including two key state committee members, were killed in an encounter with Telangana Greyhounds in Eturunagaram, Mulugu district. The clash followed the Maoists’ earlier killing of two tribals, accused of being police informers. Recovered from the scene were two AK-47 rifles. These events were reviewed by Mulugu superintendent of police Shabarish.
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