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51 Naxalites with Rs 1.61 crore reward surrender in Chhattisgarh’s Bastar division

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February 7, 2026
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Bijapur/Sukma (Chhattisgarh): As many as 51 Naxalites, carrying a collective bounty of Rs 1.61 crore, surrendered earlier than the police in two districts underneath the Bastar division on Saturday, a senior officer mentioned.

With the March 31, 2026, deadline to get rid of Naxalism closing in, the variety of surrenders throughout Chhattisgarh thus far this 12 months now stands at round 300.

The give up coincided with the inauguration of the Bastar Pandum 2026 competition in Jagdalpur, the headquarters of Bastar district, by President Droupadi Murmu and Union House Minister Amit Shah’s arrival in Raipur on a three-day go to.

The surrendered cadres embrace 34 ladies.

Inspector Common of Police, Bastar Vary, Sundarraj Pattilingam mentioned 30 cadres, together with 20 ladies, surrendered in Bijapur district, whereas 21 others, together with 14 feminine members, joined the mainstream in neighbouring Sukma district underneath the “Poona Margem rehabilitation initiative of Bastar Police.

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The ultras mentioned they have been impressed by the state authorities’s give up and rehabilitation coverage, he mentioned.

In Bijpaur, the cadres belonging to the south sub-zonal bureau of Maoists shunned violence and joined the mainstream earlier than senior police and CRPF officers, the IGP mentioned.Among the many 30 cadres, Boti Podiyam alias Malla (23), a platoon celebration committee member, and Sukhram Madkam (24), and Reena Punem (25), each celebration members of various corporations of Maoists, carried a reward of Rs 8 lakh every, he mentioned.

5 others carried a bounty of Rs 5 lakh every, 14 Naxalites carried a reward of Rs 2 lakh every, and eight others a reward of Rs 1 lakh every. The 30 cadres carried a collective reward of Rs 85 lakh, he added.

In Sukma, 21 cadres of the Darbha division, south Bastar division, and Kalahandi-Kandhamal-Boudh-Nayagarh (KKBN) division (Odisha) of Maoists turned themselves in earlier than senior police and CRPF officers.

Amongst them, Sodhi Mahesh (35), Podiyam Raju (30), and Karam Mamta (30)- all divisional committee members- carried a reward of Rs 8 lakh every on their heads.

5 different cadres carried a bounty of Rs 5 lakh every, 12 others Rs 2 lakh every and one Rs 3 lakh, the police officer mentioned.

The ultras in Sukma laid down arms, together with three AK-47 rifles with 8 magazines, two Self Loading Rifles with two magazines, one Insas rifle, 5 single-shot weapons, three Barrel Grenade Launchers (BGLs) with 20 rounds, ten gelatin sticks and 20 non-electric detonators, he mentioned.

“The achievement was the results of the state authorities’s complete anti-Naxal coverage, sustained and efficient motion by safety forces, and coordinated efforts primarily based on peace, dialogue and growth, clearly indicating that abandoning the trail of violence and selecting a dignified and safe life is the one lasting resolution,” Sundarraj added.

The surrendered Naxalites have been supplied with fast help of Rs 50,000 every and can be additional rehabilitated as per the federal government’s coverage.

Sundarraj additional mentioned the bottom of Maoists has been shrinking quickly as a result of institution of safety camps in distant and inaccessible areas, improved highway connectivity, steady profitable anti-Naxal operations, and the efficient attain of the federal government’s growth schemes.

He appealed to the remaining Maoist cadres to give up, saying, a path of violence leads solely to destruction, struggling, and darkness. He mentioned the ‘Poona Margem’ marketing campaign paves the best way for peace, a dignified life, and a constructive future.

Notably, 52 Naxalsts had turned themselves in on January 15 in neighbouring Bijapur district. Greater than 1,500 Naxalites had surrendered in 2025 in Chhattisgarh.

Reacting to the surrenders in Sukma and Bijapur, Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai mentioned the event marked one other vital step in direction of guaranteeing peace, belief and growth within the Bastar area.

It was a concrete final result of the federal government’s sustained efforts to revive peace, coupled with the enlargement of roads, schooling, healthcare, communication and primary facilities in distant and delicate areas over the previous two years, he mentioned.

Sai mentioned the state’s good governance coverage focuses on safety together with belief, rehabilitation, and future alternatives. All essential help can be offered for the rehabilitation, talent growth and self-reliance of the surrendered youths.

Bastar was quickly transferring from worry and violence in direction of belief, growth and new alternatives, he added.



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