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In a month-long operation under Operation Muskan-XI, 54 child labourers were rescued across Kothagudem district and reunited with their families. The drive, led by Superintendent of Police B. Rohith Raju, was conducted from July 1-31 in coordination with various government departments.
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The Gundala police, in coordination with Transport Department officials facilitated the issuance of driving licences to 100 tribal youth from the village.
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The women complained that the forest officials tore their clothes; warned them that they would be evicted from the village and their houses demolished with bulldozers.
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Kothagudem police conducts awareness programmes in tribal hamlets, urging residents not to support Maoists and to prioritise education. Amid recent Maoist activity near Telangana-Chhattisgarh border, villagers asked to report suspicious individuals. Police also distributes mosquito nets and school supplies
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Superintendent of Police, B Rohith Raju informed that the mini rice mills have been set up in 20 villages at a cost of approximately Rs 50 lakh.
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The accused, Nunna Mahesh and Pallapu Tirupathi Rao, were said to have been procuring fake seeds from Guntur.
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The accused duo had concealed ganja in a specially made chamber behind the engine cabin.
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The ganja weighing around 698 kg was seized during vehicle inspections by Tekulapally police
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The naxals, from different parts of Bijapur district in Chhattisgarh, are impressed with the activities being carried out by the district police for adivasis’ welfare, says SP
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Pave the way linking remote village Pusuguppa in Cherla mandal of Telangana to Rampuram in Chhattisgarh to boost to connectivity
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The surrendered naxals were vexed with the outdated ideology of the party and wanted to join mainstream life, say police
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As he bought all his assets with the money earned through illegal trafficking of ganja, CI Indrasena Reddy seized the illegal assets and bank accounts of accused Sivashankar Reddy
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Addressing the media, the SP stated that the Maoists chose to surrender and lead a peaceful life with their families after becoming aware of the welfare and development initiatives undertaken for tribals by the district police, CRPF 81 Bn, and 141 Bn through 'Operation Cheyutha.'
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Superintendent of Police, B Rohith Raju along with additional SP (Operations) T Sai Manohar and Yellandu DSP Chandrabhanu reached the interior village on motorbikes to take part in the programme.
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The Kothagudem SP Rohith Raju handed over the recovered phones to their owners at his office here on Wednesday.
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CPI (Maoist) party’s Krantikari Adivasi Mahila Sangham (KAMS) South Bastar divisional committee in-charge Madivi Mangli surrendered before the Kothagudem police on Thursday.
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The activities were conducted at the directions of Superintendent of Police, B Rohith Raju. The students were told about the harms caused by the use of drugs as the youths getting attracted to drugs like ganja and damaging their lives.
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The naxal, Madivi Eitha alias Mangu surrendered before the Kothagudem police and CRPF 141 Bn officials on Tuesday.
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SP B Rohith Raju informed that Cherla LOS commander, Sodi Pojji alias Chiluka and Manugur LGS commander, Madavi Somidi alias Ramya of Bhadradri Kothagudem-Alluri Sitaramaraju divisional committee (BK-ASR) were the surrendered naxals
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Personnel from four districts of Bhadradri zone; Warangal, Bhadradri Kothagudem, Khammam, Mahabubabad districts participated in the competitions in various categories.