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52 Maoists carrying ₹1.41 crore as reward surrender in Sukma
The surrendered cadres, including 21 women, received Rs 50,000 each and carried bounties totaling Rs 1.41 crore under the state’s rehabilitation policy.
- On Thursday , 52 Maoists surrendered in Bijapur district, handing themselves over to senior police and Central Reserve Police Force officials under the Poona Margem initiative.
- The state government's rehabilitation and surrender policy prompted the turnarounds, officials said, with Bijapur Superintendent of Police Jitendra Kumar Yadav saying the cadres were impressed by it.
- The group included 21 women active in Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee, Andhra-Odisha Border division, and Bhamragarh, with Lakkhu Karam among leaders carrying Rs 8 lakh bounties each.
- All surrendered cadres will receive Rs 50,000 immediate assistance under the state rehabilitation process to support their reintegration.
- The wave of defections contributes to the state's tally after more than 1,500 surrenders in 2025, as the central government aims to eliminate Naxalism by March 31.
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