Ten sentenced to death in Jhiram Ghati attack; victims' families seek accountability for surrendered Maoists

A court has sentenced ten individuals to death in connection with the Jhiram Ghati attack. However, the verdict has brought limited relief to the families of the victims, who remain concerned about the fate of Maoists who have surrendered.

The families have raised questions about whether surrendered militants face adequate accountability for their involvement in past violence. The case has sparked broader debate over how the justice system handles former insurgents who lay down arms and seek rehabilitation.