Sukma 4 Naxal surrender in Chhattisgarh villager died in IIED blast in Narayapur

Chhattisgarh naxal surrender: Security forces have achieved a major achievement in Naxal -affected Sukma district of Chhattisgarh. Four Naxalites active in the area have surrendered. Two women and two men are among those who surrendered, on which the Chhattisgarh government had declared a reward of Rs 20 lakh. The operation was successful with the joint efforts of the 131 battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and the anti -Naxal team.

CRPF and local police teams carried out this operation in a confidential manner. Officials say that this is an important step in the ongoing campaign against the Naxalites. Due to the surrender policy of the Chhattisgarh government and pressure from the security forces, many Naxalites have left weapons in recent months.

According to security forces, these Naxalites were involved in violent activities in Sukma and surrounding areas for a long time. Naxalites who surrendered said that they were fed up with the path of Naxalism. He decided to return to the mainstream after being troubled by violence and difficult life in the forest. Naxalites also said that they now want to live a peaceful life by becoming a part of society.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah had said on April 1 that the Naxal problem has now come down from 12 districts of the country to only six districts. The Modi government is building a strong, safe and prosperous India with a ruthless attitude towards Naxalism and tireless efforts for universal development. He described Naxalism as the biggest enemy of democracy.

He had said that the Modi government is moving towards making ‘Naxal -free India’. Naxalism is the biggest enemy of democracy and the Modi government is determined to end it. It is our resolve that after 31 March 2026, Naxalism in the country will remain only history.

One villager dies due to IED, another injured

In Narayanpur district of Chhattisgarh, a villager was killed and another was seriously injured after being hit by a decorated explosive equipment (IED) installed by Naxalites. Police officials gave this information on Friday.

Police officials said that the villagers Rajesh Usendi (25) died and Ramlal Korram (25) was seriously injured when IED was hit by IED between Jadda and Markur villages in the district.

He told that Rajesh Usendi and Ramlal Phool, residents of Kanagaon, went towards the forest of Jadda-Marakur village for the bush. When he was in the forest, his leg went over the pressure bomb planted by the Naxalites, causing an explosion in the bomb.

Officials said that in this incident, Rajesh suffered a serious injury to both legs and died on the spot itself. At the same time, Ramlal’s neck and face has suffered serious injuries. Ghayal Ramlal has been admitted to Narayanpur Hospital.

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