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Maoists release cop after 50 hours of abduction
Midnapore, October 23 (ANI): Terminating their 50-hour abduction, the Maoists on Thursday released the abducted police officer Atindranath Dutta in West Bengal. Maoists released Dutta in full media glare after West Bengal court on Thursday released 14 tribal women, which was one of the conditions laid down by the Maoists for the release of Dutta.
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