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Raipur, 6 October (IANS) surrendered for security forces in Gariband district of Chhattisgarh with a collective reward of three Maoists. There is a major success for anti-Naxal operations in the surrender sector, which has been affected by leftist extremism for a long time.
According to officials, the surrendered Maoists were involved in several violent encounters and were active in the forest areas of Gerbands for many years.
His decision to lay weapons was made with a coordinated attempt which included Gerband Police, Elite E -30 Unit, Special Task Force (STF), Cobra 207 Battalion and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF).
The operation was part of an intense campaign to encourage terrorists to quit violence and to re -organize in society. The three persons also handed over their weapons during the surrender, indicating a complete break from their past.
In a statement to the authorities, he expressed disillusionment with the Maoist ideology, saying, “Maoists are killing innocent people, we have left the forest.”
Their testimony highlights increasing internal dissatisfaction within the rank of India’s Unlawful Communist Party of India, which has faced increasing pressure from security forces and reduced support between local population.
Officials believe that there will be a wave effect of surrender, which will encourage other cadres to follow the suit.
The Chhattisgarh government is running a rehabilitation policy for surrendered Naxalites, offering financial assistance, vocational training, and support for rebellion in civil life.
The objective of the policy is to weaken the rebellion by targeting its human resources and offering a peaceful option.
Gariband, located in the eastern part of Chhattisgarh, has seen sporadic Maoist activity over the years, although recent actions have reduced their influence.
The joint action by several security agencies underlines the importance of coordinated intelligence and grassroots engagement in dealing with the rebellion.
Officers are continuing their outreach efforts in nearby villages and forest areas, hoping to build this success and bring more terrorists to the mainstream.
Surrender is expected to emerge as more information about individuals and their roles in previous encounters.
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SKTR/DPB