TG Maoist surrender: 86 Maoists surrendered at once .. 8 important reasons
86 Maoists surrendered to the police in Bhadradari Koshygudem district. There were 20 women who left weapons. For a long time in the Maoist -Achag region, the police say that this surrender is a major advance in peace and efforts to bring normal.
Welcome to the police welcome ..
Police officials welcomed the surrender of the Maoists. It is clear that the government will provide rehabilitation assistance to people surrendering. He promised to support him in the living stream. The district police have praised the Maoists, especially women, who surrendered to choose the path of peace and development rather than violence.
What are the causes of surrender?
1. The government is trying seriously for the Maoists rally. Maoists are dying in the forest for many forces, such as security forces, octopus forces, police and Grehew.
2. The central government has targeted the Maoists in the name of “Operation Kugar”. As part of it, Maoists are not only in the states of AOB, Telangana, Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand.
3. Maoists are dying in the encounter, as the forces are surrounded by forces. At the same time, there are allegations that the top leaders of the Maoist are being surrendered for harassment and collection.
4. Rehabilitation of Maoists surrendered by the government. The police are assuring the government and all the incentives to surrender rehabilitation.
5. ACM members of those who Rs. Are affected by 5 lakhs and Rs. Millions of members and rest of the rupees. 25 thousand financial assistance.
6. Maoists are losing confidence in their principles. Police owners say that apart from calls to meet people’s enthusiasm, they are not able to deal with harassment.
7. Maoist -Fri India is the slogan of a central government. This is the reason that the Maoists have surrendered to the police that they have left the army and not the leadership.
8. There are no proper weapons of the movement. It is in this background that many Maoists are surrendering to them.
