PATNA: Three out of four CRPF personnel were killed in a shooting rampage by one of their colleagues in Lingalapalli village under Sukma district in Chhattisgarh on Monday came from Bihar.
They come from Rohtas district, Kaimur and Bhojpur, respectively.
CRPF jawan Ritesh Ranjan Kumar, who is accused of shooting with an AK-47 assault rifles on their counterparts in the camp, also from Jehanabad district in Bihar.
Among the three died, Dharmendra Singh belongs to the village garua under Sanjauli police station in Rohtas district.
His wife Savita Devi said her husband had joined the police force in 2011.
Savita center currently living in Sasaram to ensure better education of two daughters and a son.
“He has promised to visit the house on the occasion of Chhath,” he said.
Dharmendra had last visited his family in October this year.
Another jawan who lost his life in the shooting Dhanji Singh, villagers Evati under Nuaw police station in Kaimur district.
Dhanji had told the family that he would reach his home village on November 11, on the last day of the festival Chhath.
Dhanji married the Arts in 2014 and the couple had two small children.
The third deceased was identified as Rajmani Yadav, who came from down the block Bihian Samardah village in Bhojpur district, has promised to return to the house on November 14.
“He should have a home visit on the occasion of Diwali.
But she could not leave the house as his leave was not granted, “she said Rinki Devi.
Sources said Ritesh Ranjan Kumar, who has been accused of opening fire on his colleagues, is down the block Vaina villagers Ghosi in Jehanabad district.
Ranjan has been arrested by the police.
members of his family, however, refused to speak to the media.
The bodies of the deceased CRPF personnel are likely to reach the state on Tuesday.