Information About Incident 66654-135806-344514 in Banka India

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The camp was set up at Bamdah in 2006 after rebels killed four traders and a village chowkidar accusing them of being police informers.

From this sentence, the following information was extracted.

• Meta Location: Bamdah
• Matched District: Banka
• Actgroup: kill
• Actor: rebels
• Subject: four traders

Context

This data was extracted from the following paragraph of the newspaper clippings.

Avinash, a spokesperson of CPI-Maoist, recently appealed to Armed Force personnel deployed in this region to return their service weapons and go back to their native places. He said the government, on the pattern of the Green Hunt operations, has been utilising the armed forces to curb the voices of poor people in rural areas. He alleged that poor rural people have been subjected to torture and humiliation at the hands of Armed Forces. Avinash, said the CPI-Maoist had in September 2013 appealed to armed force personnel to return their service weapons, which they generally used against poor and innocent people. Nobody has listened to our appeals and that is why the CPI-Maoist again asks the security personnel to return their weapons and go back to their native places within December 30, 2013, he said. The posters announced death sentences for Bikash Sha, Amit, Sudhir Modi, Munna Keshri and Lalo Sha, all residents of Bamdah under the jurisdiction of Chandramandi police station in Jamui, for their alleged role in protesting the district administration s bid to remove a police camp of Bihar Military Police (BMP). The camp was set up at Bamdah in 2006 after rebels killed four traders and a village chowkidar accusing them of being police informers.

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