Yogesh Mishra (40), who owned a Nursing Home in Kharswan of the district, along with a nurse left the nursing home in a car last night to purchase a cock in remote area and was axed to death by the CPI (Maoists) in Burubandi village, Superintendent of Police Indrajeet Mahatha said.
Mishra was a familiar face to the naxals and also had a chat with them before leaving the Nursing Home last night, he said stating that the victim's family members also confessed before the police that he had been chatting with the ultras over phone.
Police were investigating the incident from all angles including the possibility of Naxal asking Mishra to convert their black money into white in the wake of banning of Rs.500 and Rs.1000 currency notes even though Mishra was killed allegedly for being a police informer, Mahatha said.
Money matter seemed to be an issue behind the killing, the SP hinted.
Earlier, the district police had interrogated Mishra after two Naxals - Arjun Munda and Sombari Mundain - who were involved in last year's firing at the then Senior Superintendent of Police, Ranchi, Prabhat Kumar leaving him injured, were arrested from his nursing home.
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