Nagpur: Viplab Teltumde Advocate, Nephew of Maoiss Central Member Members have killed in a meeting with the C60 commandos, said his late uncle had sacrificed life for the causes of adat community’s property in ‘Jame-Jamaen Jaleen’ who were displaced (water, forest and land) .
Milind was among 26 Maois who was killed in Gadchiroli near the border of Maharashtra-Chhattisgarh on Saturday.
Viplab edged tears, also a social activist, accepted Meind’s body after post-mortem at the Gadchiroli District Hospital.
The family took the body to Yavatmal for the last rite.
His wife, Angela Sontakey, was also present.
The police also collected samples from their relatives for DNA samples.
Viplab said Millind’s death was a second blow to Teltumde’s family in a year after the arrest of his brother Anand in the case of Parishad Elgar.
He added that his uncle’s death was rather mysterious because no one survived.
“The family will discuss the meeting.
We will also talk to Angela about it and then make a decision about our actions in the future,” he said.
The lawyer said his uncle had left the family in 1996 stating he intended to work and dedicated his life to the masses, especially those who were lacking and downtrodden.
“When my grandmother (Millind mother) tried to hold her, she told him that he had to live happily with the other four sons and three daughters,” he added to Meinds to be loved by all in the family.
“My uncle doesn’t even appear for the funeral of his father or other brothers,” Viplab said.
It was studied Milind, who did not have children, was the leader of the unity of workers while working with the West Bandal Limited (WCL).
“He (Millind) is a famous leader of the unity of workers in Chandrapur and Wani Belt,” Viplab said and added that his uncle was active and popular social workers.
“Milind died of the cause of refugees and Jamaen Jal-Jameen ‘
