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Sixteen Maoists, including six carrying a combined bounty of ₹39 lakh, surrendered before the Jharkhand Police.
TNIE online desk
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The surrender of Santosh Mahto, a regional committee member of the banned CPI (Maoist), was one of the big achievements for the Jharkhand Police.
According to reports, the presence of Naxalites in Jharkhand is now largely confined to the Saranda forest in West Singhbhum.
Mukesh Ranjan
2 min read
According to police sources, the surrendering Maoists have deposited a large quantity of weapons.
Recovered arms
Ejaz Kaiser
1 min read
The Maoists had buried these supplies across different subterranean locations, intending to launch ambushes on security personnel in future and sustain their unlawful operations in the region.
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Mukesh Ranjan
2 min read
The cadres are expected to formally surrender their weapons on Thursday at the police headquarters in Ranchi in the presence of DGP Tadasha Mishra and senior police officials from the Kolhan region.
Maoists surrendering in Odisha.
Express News Service
1 min read
Odisha Police said their efforts will be to provide financial benefits to the surrendered Naxals and ensure their skill development training.
Image used for representation purposes only.
Mukesh Ranjan
2 min read
After spending nearly two hours at the camp, Kumar held a meeting with officials and formulated a strategy to intensify operations in the coming days.
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