Naxals have allegedly killed a 50-year-old man was in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district, police said on Friday. The happening took place in Nukanpal village under Modakpal police station limits, where the victim Mura Kudiam, had gone to attend a family function on Thursday, an official said. A police team rushed to the site and the body was shifted to a local hospital for post-mortem, the official said.

As per preliminary information, some armed ultras dressed as civilians surrounded Kudiam, a native of the Usoor area, and attacked him multiple times with sharp-edged weapons and sticks in front of villagers, the official said. Naxals dumped Kudiam's body on the road, before fleeing the scene, he said. The exact cause for the attack is unknown.

This is the second such attack in the district this week, as a 32-year-old villager was killed by Naxals in the Kutru area of the district on July 11. In October last year, the outlawed CPI (Maoist) had claimed responsibility for killing 25 people, including some of its cadres, in separate incidents in the insurgency-hit Bijapur district for allegedly acting as police informers

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