
Twenty-nine Maoists, including one carrying a reward of ₹2 lakh, surrendered to police and CRPF officials in Sukma, Chhattisgarh. Officials stated the surrender was influenced by the state government's rehabilitation policy and intensified anti-Naxal operations, including the establishment of a new security camp in the Gogunda area. This action is seen as weakening the Maoists' support system in the Darbha division. Police urged others to renounce violence, promising security and a respectable life.
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