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Six Maoists, including one female cadre, surrendered to Kothagudem police under Telangana government’s surrender and rehabilitation policy. They will receive financial assistance and rehabilitation support, while Operation Cheyutha continues developmental work in remote tribal areas

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.

The Gundala police, in coordination with Transport Department officials facilitated the issuance of driving licences to 100 tribal youth from the village.

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.

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

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.

The accused, Nunna Mahesh and Pallapu Tirupathi Rao, were said to have been procuring fake seeds from Guntur.

The accused duo had concealed ganja in a specially made chamber behind the engine cabin.

The ganja weighing around 698 kg was seized during vehicle inspections by Tekulapally police

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

Pave the way linking remote village Pusuguppa in Cherla mandal of Telangana to Rampuram in Chhattisgarh to boost to connectivity

The surrendered naxals were vexed with the outdated ideology of the party and wanted to join mainstream life, say police

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

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.'

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.

The Kothagudem SP Rohith Raju handed over the recovered phones to their owners at his office here on Wednesday.

CPI (Maoist) party’s Krantikari Adivasi Mahila Sangham (KAMS) South Bastar divisional committee in-charge Madivi Mangli surrendered before the Kothagudem police on Thursday.

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.

The naxal, Madivi Eitha alias Mangu surrendered before the Kothagudem police and CRPF 141 Bn officials on Tuesday.

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