History was made as residents of several Naxal-affected villages in Bihar’s Munger district cast their votes on Thursday, two decades after polling booths were removed following a deadly Naxal ambush that killed seven policemen, including the then superintendent of police, in 2005.
On January 5, 2005, Naxalites had killed the Munger SP KC Surendra Babu, and six police personnel in a landmine explosion near the Bhim Ban
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