Senior Maoist Leaders Surrender in Telangana
Two senior leaders of the banned CPI (Maoist) party, including a woman with 40 years in the movement, surrendered to Telangana Police. Motivated by government welfare measures, they decided to reintegrate into society for a peaceful family life. The police encourage more Maoists to follow suit.
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In a significant development, two senior leaders from the banned CPI (Maoist) party have surrendered to the Telangana Police. Among them is Kakarala Sunitha alias Badri, a key figure with decades of involvement in the movement, and Chennuri Harish alias Ramanna, a notable member of the Telangana State Committee.
The surrender took place in the presence of Rachakonda Police Commissioner G Sudheer Babu, marking a notable shift in their years-long association with the revolutionary cause. According to police, the decision was driven by the welfare measures offered by the Telangana government and has reignited hopes for a peaceful, mainstream life.
Police have reiterated their commitment to assist former Maoists in transitioning to civilian life, urging those still associated with the movement to abandon arms and join the state's development efforts, emphasizing that support systems are in place to facilitate such transitions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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