Naxals abducted Ravindra Shankar Sunkri (24), son of the police patil of the village, on the suspicion that he was a police informer on May 16.
Police said that Ravindra had been indeed working as a special police officer between 20013 and September 2014.
Around 15 armed Naxals had taken him away from his house.
Police then launched a search operation, during which there was an exchange of fire with the ultras in a forest near village Asha and some Naxals were injured.
A Naxal pamphlet found near his body said Ravindra was killed because he was working as an SPO.
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