Strategic Security Camps Boost Anti-Naxal Operations in Sukma
Two new security camps in Sukma district, Chhattisgarh, aim to boost anti-Naxal operations and regional development. Situated in Maoist-sensitive zones, they are part of a broader government scheme to provide community benefits. Security forces, undeterred by challenging conditions, enhance development and curb extremist activities in the area.
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In a significant move against Left Wing Extremism, new security camps have been established in Sukma district, Chhattisgarh, known for being a Naxalite stronghold. According to police, this strategic setup aims to quash extremist activities and spur developmental initiatives.
The camps, located in Palaguda and Gundrajgudem villages, were opened in mid-September. These establishments are part of the 'Niyad Nella Nar' scheme, which seeks to deliver the benefits of 52 government schemes across 31 community facilities within a 10 km radius of the camps.
Despite challenging conditions, security forces have demonstrated resilience, with the CRPF's battalions stationed at these camps. According to officials, this infrastructure will curb Maoist activities, boosting regional security and facilitating essential services, including road construction, electricity, and healthcare.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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