The most important thing to note is that the accused are associated with the Maoists and the Naxalites. These elements appear to be taking advantage of the inaction of the police, district administration and the State government. They have indirectly taken Kalinganagar under their custody and have declared it as their freelancing zone. In such a situation, the stagnancy and incompetency is not only creating obstacles in the way of development and industrialization but also spreading terror among the people. These criminals who are currently at-large have a number of cases pending against them at Harichandanpur police station in Keonjhar district. Criminals like Mathura, Sani Soe, Dabur Kalundia, Jogen Jamudia and others have been ducking non-bailable warrants; though 15 out of the 20-25 have been issued non-bailable warrants by the court, police have still not activated any of these warrant orders. The motive for lethargy on the part of the police force, is yet to be established.

Residents of that locality wonder whether the government wants to progress through industrialisation and whether it has any serious intention of hunting down anti-social activities? If no such immediate action is taken to tackle the situation, Kalinganagar could soon turn into a fort for Maoists and criminals. The government's dream of industrialisation for the state would remain a dream. After the murder of the ASI and constable at Bramnipal, people are afraid of a repeat of terror at Kalinganagar. No one knows who the Maoists will target next. Kalinganagar has gradually became a freelancing zone for Maoists. Who will bell the cat? The district administration, police or the State government? This is the big questions being asked by residents of Kalinganagar.