10 Naxalites surrendered before Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav in Balaghat. The government guaranteed rehabilitation, security and development. Anti-Naxal campaign has been strengthened with new camps, increased force and employment efforts. Naxalite scope is continuously decreasing.
Bhopal. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, a major achievement was achieved on Sunday in the direction of ending Naxalism. 10 Naxalites surrendered in Balaghat, including 4 women Naxalites. The Chief Minister connected him to the mainstream of the society by giving him a copy of the Constitution. All the Naxalites handed over their weapons to the Chief Minister.
‘Government’s commitment to make the state Naxal free’
Chief Minister Dr. Yadav said that as per the target set by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the government is determined to make Madhya Pradesh completely Naxal-free. He clearly said that no person is allowed to take up arms and advised the Naxalites to adopt rehabilitation policy. The government is making every possible effort to secure their lives, ensure development and connect them with the society.
Anti Naxal campaign is being continuously strengthened
The Chief Minister said that 15 new temporary camps and 882 posts of special support squad have been sanctioned in the state. Due to continuous monitoring, investigation and continuous actions, Naxalite activities have reduced rapidly. Last year, 46 single facility centers were started in Naxal affected areas for rehabilitation. Employment, forest rights certificate and other essential services are being provided from these centres.
Salute to martyr Ashish Sharma, out of turn promotion to 328 policemen
Paying tribute to martyr Ashish Sharma, the Chief Minister said that 328 Hawk Force and police officers who did excellent work in the line of duty have been given out-of-turn promotions. He said that it is the responsibility of the government to rehabilitate those who adopt the path of law.
DGP Kailash Makwana: ‘Naxal dedication is continuously increasing’
DGP Kailash Makwana said that the anti-Naxal campaign has been strengthened under the leadership of the Chief Minister. New camps have been built, the police force has been increased and the soldiers are being continuously encouraged. Its positive results have emerged and Naxal dedication has increased in neighboring states including Madhya Pradesh. Through employment and skill development efforts, significant progress has been made in connecting the youth of Naxal affected areas with the mainstream.
List of Naxalites who surrendered
- Surendra alias Kabir alias Soma Sodhi, father Ungga Sodhi, age 50, resident Pulampadha, police station Gullapalli, district Sukma (Chhattisgarh).
- Rakesh Odi alias Manish, father Samrat Odi, age 42, resident of Jhandepar (Bottekasa), Police Station Korchi, District Gadchiroli (Maharashtra).
- Lal Singh Maravi alias Singha alias Praveen, father Bhima, mother Ungi, age 30, resident of Chhote Gudra, police station Katekalyan, district Dantewada (Chhattisgarh).
- Shilpa Nuppo, father Joga, mother Bima, age 26, resident Budiya Battum, Police Station Basiguda, Tehsil Hawapalli, District Bijapur (Chhattisgarh).
- Salita alias Savitri Alava, father Lakmu, mother Chico, age 26, resident Sinagelore, police station Basaguda, tehsil Hawapalli, district Bijapur (Chhattisgarh).
- Naveen Nuppo alias Hidma, father Nanga, mother Beme, age 30, resident Bodkel, Tehsil Konta (Jagargunda), District Sukma (Chhattisgarh).
- Jaysheela alias Lalita Oyam, father Samlu, mother Deve, age 26, resident Taraim, Police Station Basaguda, Tehsil Hawapalli, District Bijapur (Chhattisgarh).
- Vikram alias Hidma Vatti, father Takma, mother Pise, age 30, resident Madpe Dullod, police station Chinta Gufa, district Sukma (Chhattisgarh).
- Zarina alias Jogi Musak, father Andal, mother Kosi, caste Gond (Mudia), resident Muranga, Police Station Gangalur, District Bijapur (Chhattisgarh).
- Samar alias Samaru alias Raju Atram, father Sannu, mother Sumri, age 32, resident of Indri, Tehsil Bairamgarh, District Bijapur (Chhattisgarh).