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Speaking to the media, Superintendent of Police B Rohith Raju stated that among those who surrendered were two area committee members, four party members, and 11 militia members. He added that they were motivated to surrender due to the welfare initiatives under ‘Operation Cheyutha.’1

The Sundergarh district police have registered a case with K Balang police station suspecting Maoist involvement in the looting incident.

Left wing parties have alleged that the rulers were scared of seeing the bodies of slain Maoists, which was why bodies of eight Maoists including of Keshav Rao, were not handed over to their family members

A video of the incident has gone viral on social media, drawing widespread criticism of the security personnel's conduct. In the footage, they are seen shouting in celebration with rifles in hand, while some posed for photos seated among the bodies of the slain Maoists.

According to Narayanpur Superintendent of Police Prabhat Kumar, a joint operation has been launched early on Wednesday by district reserve guard (DRG) of Narayanpur, Dantewada, Bijapur and Kondagaon following intelligence inputs about the presence of top cadres of Maoists' Maad division.

The police thoroughly inspected every house in this village, which is a Maoist-affected area

 The district police have arrested as many as 20 Maoists and seized a huge quantity of firearms and ammunition from them, according to Superintendent of Police Dr. Shabarish P

The duo, accustomed to a lavish life, were threatening businessmen in Gundala and Allapalli mandals for the past three months, demanding money for the Maoist party fund

He made it clear that there would be no negotiations with those who hold guns and kill innocent people. He told media persons at Kothapally in Karimnagar district that there is no question of talks with the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist).

Massive human chain formed at Ambedkar Centre in Khammam; Left parties' leaders urge Centre to send back security forces

This comes after the Peace Talks Committee held a meeting with the Chief Minister at his residence here on Sunday. The Committee had urged the Chief Minister to take the initiative of holding peace talks between the Union government and Maoists.

Police were yet to confirm the death of naxals while the number of casualties on the naxal side might increase as the security forces launched a massive offensive against Maoists as part of ‘Operation Kagar’. Search operations were going on in the forests of Karregutta for the past three days.

Wall posters, allegedly issued by the Telangana Adivasi Yuvajana Sangham, were found pasted on the walls of certain individuals’ homes in Karjelli village of Chintalamanepalli mandal and at the Bejjur mandal centre on Friday night.

Negotiating with Maoists is a double-edged sword. It is imperative for the government to keep past experiences in mind and tread cautiously

The 86 Maoists, including four Area Committee Members (ACMs) decided to abandon the violent path of naxalism and embrace a peaceful life with their family. They surrendered before the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Multi Zone-I, S Chandrashekhar Reddy, an official release said

If the governments in Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Odisha, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Telangana stop the ‘genocide’ they are carrying out; stops setting up new police camps, the Maoist party would announce a ceasefire, they said.

Personnel from the District Reserve Guards (DRG) and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) successfully engaged the Maoists, recovering a large cache of arms and ammunition, including automatic weapons such as INSAS and SLR rifles

This was the second encounter within a fortnight in the area as 26 Maoists were killed in an encounter on the borders of Bijapur and Dantewada districts

Jha told the police officials to keep a close watch on the movement of strangers

After firing was stopped bodies of four Maoists and automatic weapons were recovered