the obtaining of the loan. He was killed within 2 days of his return on 2nd October, 1593. The deceased was taken by four people, who had come on two scooters, to one side of the road and he was directly shot dead. One of these four men wenf in a vehicle and came backwith many policemen in a,jeep and a van. When the deceased was forcibly taken, no ,one mentioned that there was a warrant against him to be executed. The records produced by the police before the Commission show that the deceased had surrendered to the police in response to an appeal made by the State Chief Minister to naxallites on 9th August 1989. While he was in jail, he was shown as involved in three cases in all. The Investigating Officer, RW-2, admitted before the Commission that when he proceeded to enquire into the case, no local man supported the police stand. -. V. Case No. 234 (6)/93-94 November 1, 1993, Anjaiah belonging to village Kambalapalli of Warrangal District along with Saidulu was going on a motor cycle. By the time they reached the outskirts of Mahabubabad it was around 9 PM. The police party led by the Deputy Superintendent of Police Akula Ramakrishna killed the two persons on the motor cycle in .a fake encounter. The police came fonvard with the story that they received information through VHF set that a police picket at Matpally in Karimnagar district had been blasted by two motorcycle borne extremists and that the Deputy Superintendent of Police, Mahabubabad alerted all the police stations under his jurisdiction and he led a police party to check the vehicular traffic on the outskirts of Mahabubabad and around 9.30 AM they tried to stop a motor cycle coming from Nellikiduru road and the driver and the pillion rider in an attempt to evade the police fell in a ditch, and the pillion rider took position behind the bushes and fired three rounds and in self defence the police party fired 38 rounds and that the motor cycle driver and pillion rider died of gun-shot injuries. PWs 1 and 3 are eye witnesses to the occurrence. Anjaiah was a sympathiser of the CPI(ML) and he was acting as an elderly person in the area, conducting arbitration of disputes and was bringing public issues to the notice of the authorities concerned for solution. Around 8 PM on November 1, 1993, while he was coming on foot from B.T. road he saw a jeep coming from Mahabubabad with head lights on and a motorcycle coming from opposite direction. He saw the Head-Constable and Sub-Inspector of Police getting down from the jeep. They caught hold of the motor cycle driver as also the pillion rider and within 5 minutes killed them. The gun shot injuries on Saidulu, one of the deceased, clearly indicate that the shot entered from his backside which fits into the case of the complainant. The distance between the place where the blast had taken place and the place of the incident w o ~ l dbe around 300 kms. It is indeed very difficult 15. . On