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RNI No. 72289/99 Registered No. DL(S)-17/3138/2006-2009 dt.04-12-2008   

JULY 16-30, 2009

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 CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE HAVE BEEN WITH
 DRAWN FROM KANDHAMAL
 

In a major development, the last batch of Central forces deployed in the trouble-torn Kandhamal district was withdrawn on 1 June 2009, According to Kandhamal district collector Krishan Kumar.

The last batch of four companies of CRPF (400 personnel) deployed in Raikia and G. Udayagiri finally moved out of the district on Wednesday.

Rakia and G Udayagir were the worst-hit in the last year's sectarian violence in the district. "With the Wednesday's CRPF withdrawal, the pull out exercise of all the Central forces deployed in the district was completed," Mr Kumar said.

At least 52 companies of CRPF were deployed in the district after riots broke out following the killing Swami Laxmananand Saraswati, a noted Hindu seer, on August 23 last year. As many as 48 companies of para-military forces had already been withdrawn in phases in the last few months as the district slowly limped back to normalcy, the collector informed, adding, the Central forces had been replaced by Orissa State Armed Police force in sensitive areas of the district.

Around 300 people, meanwhile, on Wednesday left the relief camps opened at three places in the district to give shelter to the riot-affected families, for their villages. There are about 1,200 people still living in the relief camps.
 


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