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    Kerala: Local Leader Surrenders After Porcupine Killing Allegation

    Thiruvananthapuram, March 24 CPI(M) leader and Vellanad village panchayat president, 'Vellanad' Sasi, who had been on the run in connection with a case of allegedly killing a porcupine, surrendered to forest officials on Tuesday.He surrendered at the Paruthipally forest office in the evening...
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    Sukru Surrenders: Odisha's Last Wanted Maoist

    Bhubaneswar/Phulbani, March 24 Sukru, the most wanted Maoist in Odisha, who had a reward of Rs 55 lakh on his head, surrendered to the police in the Kandhamal district on Tuesday along with four other cadres, DGP YB Khurania said.Sukru, who was a state committee member of the CPI(Maoist)...
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    Papa Rao's Surrender Marks Significant Naxal Reduction

    Raipur, March 24 In a historic breakthrough just one week before the government's self-imposed deadline to declare Bastar Naxal-free, the last major Naxal cadre operating in the region—Papa Rao alias Mangu—has surrendered along with his armed group.The 56-year-old Papa Rao, a native of the...
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    Sukru Surrenders: Odisha Maoist Leader Yields

    Bhubaneswar, March 24 Sukru, the most wanted Maoist in Odisha, who carried a reward of Rs 55 lakh on his head, surrendered to the police in the Kandhamal district on Tuesday along with four other cadres, DGP YB Khurania said.Sukru, who was a member of the state committee, surrendered with an...
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    Andhra Pradesh Liquor Policy Scam: Accused Granted Regular Bail

    New Delhi, March 20 The Supreme Court on Friday granted regular bail to Muppidi Avinash Reddy, a key accused in the multi-crore Andhra Pradesh liquor policy scam.The case involves alleged large-scale irregularities and a structured kickback network that operated between 2019 and 2024.A bench...
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    Maoist Leader Sukru Under Pressure Amid Odisha Operation

    Bhubaneswar, March 20 The Odisha Police has launched an operation to apprehend the wanted Maoist leader, Sukru, who carries a reward of Rs 55 lakh on his head, after the forces located his hideout in a dense forest, DGP Y B Khurania said on Friday.Khurania said that security forces comprising...
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    Maharashtra: Police and CRPF Receive Surrender of Maoist Group

    In a significant development, 11 high-ranking Maoists have surrendered to the police and the CRPF in the Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra. This group included Maoists holding key positions, such as members of the Divisional Committee, secretaries of Area Committees, commanders, and members of...
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    Gadchiroli Sees Significant Naxal Surrender, Movement Shrinks

    Gadchiroli, March 19 Eleven Naxalites, including five senior leaders, surrendered in Gadchiroli, eastern Maharashtra, on Thursday, according to police, claiming that Left Wing Extremism (LWE) has almost ended in the district.The Maoist cadres, which included six women, had a total bounty of Rs...
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    Naxalite Surrender: 11 With Lakhs of Reward Yield in Gadchiroli

    Gadchiroli, March 19 Eleven Naxalites, including five senior operatives, with a total reward of Rs 68 lakh on their heads, surrendered to the police and CRPF in Gadchiroli district, Maharashtra, on Thursday, an official said.The eleven include a divisional commander (DVCM), an area committee...
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    Jharkhand Police Recover Weapons, Suspects Surrender Amidst TSPC Activity

    Chatra (Jharkhand), March 18 Five members of the banned Maoist group, the Tritiya Sammelan Prastuti Committee (TSPC), were arrested on Wednesday along with weapons and ammunition in the Chatra district of Jharkhand, police said.A "area commander" of the PLFI, who was carrying a reward of Rs 1...
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    Reddy Surrenders After Supreme Court Ruling in Pratyusha Case

    Hyderabad, March 16 A man convicted in the death of Telugu actress Pratyusha in 2002, surrendered before a city court on Monday.His surrender follows a Supreme Court ruling on February 17, dismissing the plea of G Siddhartha Reddy, who was challenging his conviction in the actress's death. The...
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    Devuji’s Surrender: Implications for Maoist Group’s Future

    Hyderabad, March 14 CPI (Maoist) leader Thippiri Tirupati alias Devuji, who recently surrendered to the Telangana Police, demanded that the governments lift the ban on the outfit and recognize it as a political party, although the organization does not favor participating in electoral politics...
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    Hyderabad: Former Maoist Leader Seeks End to Violence, Political Recognition

    Hyderabad, March 14 Top Maoist leader Devuji, also known as Thippiri Tirupati, who recently emerged from hiding and joined the mainstream, has appealed to the government to lift the ban on the Communist Party of India (Maoist), saying the organization is willing to function legally and disband...
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    After Decades Underground: Devuji’s Commitment to Legal Framework

    Hyderabad, March 14 Top CPI (Maoist) commander and key "strategist" of the banned outfit, Thippiri Tirupati, also known as Devuji, has claimed that police arrested him and others before their surrender to the Telangana police on February 24.He vowed to continue fighting for people's problems...
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    After Four Decades, Devuji Surrenders - Details of the Surrender

    Hyderabad, March 13 Former top CPI (Maoist) commander and key "strategist" of the banned outfit, Thippiri Tirupati, also known as Devuji, said on Friday that police arrested him and others before their surrender to the Telangana police on February 24.He vowed to continue fighting for people's...
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    Rehabilitation Efforts: Maoists Gain Insight into Democracy

    Raipur, March 13 – In a symbolic move towards rehabilitation and mainstream integration, 78 surrendered Maoists from the Sukma district visited the Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly in Raipur on Friday.The group, consisting of former cadres who once operated in the dense jungles of Bastar...
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    Maoist Surrender Deadline Nears as Chhattisgarh Sees Major Turnaround

    In a major victory for the Indian government's efforts to combat Left-Wing Extremism (LWE), 108 Maoists, including 44 women, surrendered in Bastar district, Chhattisgarh, on Wednesday, officials reported. These individuals were carrying a combined reward of Rs 3.29 crore.Besides a large cache...
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    Record Arms and Cash Recovered as Chhattisgarh Sees Largest Maoist Surrender

    Raipur/Jagdalpur, March 11 – One of the largest Naxalite surrenders in recent years took place in Chhattisgarh on Wednesday, marking a major milestone in the Union government’s drive for a “Naxal-free India.” Chhattisgarh’s Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister Vijay Sharma told reporters that...
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    Chhattisgarh Seizes Rs 3.6 Cr Cash, Gold in Surrender

    Jagdalpur (Chhattisgarh), March 11 In a remarkable success of the government's fight against Left Wing Extremism, 108 Maoists carrying a collective reward of Rs 3.95 crore surrendered in Chhattisgarh's Bastar district on Wednesday, officials said.Besides a huge stock of weapons, Rs 3.61 crore...
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    Bastar: 'Poona Margem' Initiative Leads to Surrenders

    March 11, New Delhi – A total of 108 Maoists surrendered in Bastar, marking a major success in Chhattisgarh as they return to mainstream society.These Maoists, belonging to the Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee, surrendered under the “Poona Margem” (Rehabilitation to Rejuvenation)...
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