Asked: Alleged Maois set two vehicles, involved in road construction, caught fire at Kiamunda in Kandhamal District on Monday night.
This approached the death heels of a journalist in the explosion which was allegedly triggered by rebels in the Madanpur bloc block from the same district on Saturday.
In the latest incident, the rebels left several posters that urged people to boycott the opening selection of Panchayat in the state.
The posters also appealed to people to oppose CRPF camps in tribal areas, to destroy manufacturing units (Bhattis) liquor and seek uniform wages for male and female workers.
JCB vehicles belonging to construction companies are partly damaged in a fire.
Source said the company had carried out the construction of the road from Pheiria to Nabiada.
No one was present at the spot at the time of the incident, they added.
P Shyam Sundar Rao, Inspector Responsible, Pheiria Police Station, said.
“On Saturday, Rohit Journalist Bispy rushed to a place where the clothes that were banned in installing previous posters were urging people to boycott the Pancrayat poll and step on the anti-pressure mine, triggering an explosion that killed him instantly.
We must follow standard operating procedures before visiting places – Places like that.
“On Sunday, the police found several Maoist posters who were allegedly in the village of Realbahal under the Tumudibandh police station, which criticized several state and central government policies, and upholding the rights of tribal people.