Finally 32-year-old 2006-batch IAS officer, Chhattisgarh’s Sukma district collector Alex Paul Menon released on Thursday after handling most tremendous 12 days hostage under Raipur Rebels.
Thanked the State Govt, especially Chattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh for their support in his freed, IAS officer Menon also thanked others for their huge efforts for making release and their care in form of medicines that they sent when he was in hostage.
Finally passing two weeks of Maoist hostage, kidnapped IAS officer Sukma collector Alex Paul Menon is now set to be released on Thursday.
Chhattisgarh state govt. source said, on Thursday early morning, a state government chopper with mediators G. Hargopal and B.D. Sharma left Raipur for Tarmetla.
It has been said that as per Maoist specified condition, district collector Menon is scheduled to release in Tarmetla, around 500 km from Raipur. It is the same place where 76 paramilitary personnel in April 2010 had been killed by rebels.
In an unexpected turn, after the several rounds of talks, hopes for release of IAS officer Alex Paul Menon who was abducted on April 21, brought strong as on behalf Maoists, mediators gave their acceptance to secure the safe release of Sukma District Collector Alex Paul Menon within 48 hours.
Promising the Chhattisgarh government to release of Menon on or before May 2, B D Sharma and G Hargopal,
After the three rounds of talks between the Government mediators and Maoist interlocutors were over, but still there is no success in the Sukma District Collector Alex Paul Menon hostage crisis in Chhattisgarh.
On its ninth day on Monday, the mediators of both sides will meet today for next fourth talk to reach a joint decision on the demand held by the rebels.
As per Chhattisgarh Govt. a legal framework will be revised for considering the demands taken by Maoists.
Kidnapped Sukma district collector Alex Paul Menon, an asthma patient was in very serious condition under the requirement of medicines, the Maoists messaged govt. IAS Officer, 2006 batch has been took hostage at a Chhattisgarh-Odisha border area, under the full watch by 400 armed Maoists.
After that as per information of Maoist, govt. sent medicines within few hours, through One of Maoist’s mediator and president of All India Adivasi Mahasabha Manish Kunjam.
The idea to make Satellite phones in hands of people in Bihar has come in mind of govt. after facing so many hurdles from side of Maoists hostage.
As per official report, around 85 Maoist under covered of flood-affected districts of Bihar where network coverage is very weak,
Satellite phones will be installed for making best communications at emergency time.
Wider coverage is possible through satellite phone as it sends signals to the nearest orbiting satellite.
The first ever IAS officer Alex Paul Menon’s abduction that was held on Saturday evening from the choupal at Majhipara in Sukma district, is now seem to be identified very soon as The Chhattisgarh police are putting its the efforts to trace a clue regarding this abduction.
The State Police has said on Sunday that they have found some clues in the abduction case of Menon by Maoists at gun-point while he was interacting with tribal farmers about their problems.
After few hours a “people’s court” will decide the fate of abducted BJD MLA, Jhina Hikaka was member of an adivasi body, as per the deal of said by Maoists in an audiotape to Odisha Government.
“We have no faith in the government. We will decide Hikaka’s fate in a people’s court,” Maoist said on Tuesday.
This release would have been made against 13 rebel Naxals, but on Wednesday Maoists refused to decide his fate in a “people’s court”.
Hostage crisis in Odisha turned into an international issue, although release of Italian national tour operator Paolo Bosusco, after held in hostage of Maoists group for last 29 days, will be made today at any time, but before this govt. have to fulfill a new demand of Maoist.
Their demand is for bail of Aarti Majhi in a Gajapati district court. As the yesterday report, the Gajapati district court had reserved its ruling on her bail application and will deliver its verdict over case today.
From last two years, Aarti Majhi has been in Berhampur jail, under the charges of eight cases in series of violent incidents.
Finally the abductors of Italian tour operator Bosusco Paolo has released today after three week from abduction by Maoist, but a worse fact that raise hostage crisis in Odisha that in place to thanks Odisha govt. he respond aggressively.
His negative behavior is for Naveen Patnaik government which denied offer to set free seven ultras along with Maoist’s 13 demands.
Secretary of the Odisha State Organising Committee of the CPI and Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda said,”This has created suspicion and the government should make clear how many prisoners are going to be released along with their names.”
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