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Mukesh Chandrakar, 33, went missing on January 1 this year. Two days later, his body was found dumped in a septic tank on a property owned by Suresh Chadnrakar in Bijapur town.

Mukesh Chandrakar was murdered, after he went missing, reportedly owing to his investigative report on the irregularities and bad road construction works in the area by a contractor, Suresh ...

The gruesome murder of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar in Chhattisgarh has sparked national outrage, highlighting the perils faced by reporters in discharging their duties. Chandrakar’s exposé on a Rs ...

Mukesh Chandrakar was allegedly killed by a contractor and his associates, but he had been threatened before. It was 10.17am on January 6, and the phone wouldn’t stop ringing.

Mukesh Chandrakar worked as a freelance journalist for the NDTV news channel and ran a YouTube channel, 'Bastar Junction', which has around 1.59 lakh subscribers.

The family of murdered Bastar journalist Mukesh Chandrakar will be given Rs 10 lakh in aid, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai announced on Tuesday.. The chief minister added that a ...

The same week Mukesh Chandrakar was murdered for uncovering the truth about a road project, eight DRGs and their driver were killed when the security vehicle they were travelling in was blown up ...

But that was before January 1, the day Mukesh Chandrakar, 33, who occupied the space as an office, disappeared. On January 3, Mukesh’s body was found in a septic tank, about 3 km from here.

Suresh Chandrakar, the main accused in the murder of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar, had hatched a conspiracy to murder the scribe four to five days before the incident, investigators in Chattisgarh ...

Journalist Mukesh Chandrakar (33) had gone missing on January 1 and his body was found on January 3 in a septic tank on a property owned by Suresh Chandrakar at Chattanpara Basti in Bijapur town.