New Delhi - At least 11 policemen were killed Monday when suspected Maoist rebels attacked them in India's eastern state of Bihar, a news report said.
Armed Maoists attacked a police team visiting a village in the Nawada district, some 175 kilometres south of state capital Patna, the IANS news agency reported.
"Eleven policemen, including the officer in charge of Kauakol police station, Rameshwar Ram, were killed by the Maoists," an official at the police headquarters in Patna told the IANS.
Ram was invited as a chief guest at a religious function in the village.