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The Hindu
12-06-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
Police outreach programme: Mini-rice mill units handed over to Adivasis of 20 interior villages in Telangana's Charla mandal
As part of a major outreach initiative, the Bhadradri Kothagudem district police on Wednesday (June 11, 2025) handed over mini-rice mills to Adivasis of around 20 interior villages of Telangana's Charla mandal, abutting the Left-Wing Extremism (LWE) affected areas of Chhattisgarh's south Bastar region. Superintendent of police B. Rohit Raju interacted with Adivasis of the far-flung areas at an outreach programme held at Rallapuram village in Charla mandal on the occasion. The 20 mini-rice mill units have been set up at an estimated cost of ₹2.50 lakh each, totalling ₹50 lakh, for the benefit of Adivasis inhabiting the remote villages on the fringes of forests, police said. The superintendent of police felicitated the local Adivasi youth, Adamaiah, who participated in a national-level sailing competition recently. Later, the police official handed over clothes to the family members of a Maoist woman cadre of the village. He called upon the underground Maoist cadres to shun the path of violence and return to the mainstream.
Hans India
21-05-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Police distribute volleyball, clothes in Maoist-hit village
Bhadrachalam: In a bid to appease villagers and brake the support system of Maoists, the district police organised a community connect programme in Chennapuram, a village bordering Chhattisgarh State in Cherla mandal on Tuesday. The police thoroughly inspected every house in this village, which is a Maoist-affected area. Later, they met with all the villagers and distributed clothes and essential items to the women and children living there. Similarly, volleyball kits were also given to the youth of the village. Speaking on this occasion, Bhadrachalam ASP Vikrant Kumar Singh said that the Police department will always stand by the tribal people living in Maoist-affected areas. He said that they are working with the aim of providing basic facilities like education, medical care and transport to the tribal people under the leadership of district SP Rohit Raju. He advised the villagers to immediately inform the police if any new people enter the village and not to provide any help or assistance to the banned Maoists. Youth, children and women living in 90 families of the village participated in this program. Cherlla CI Raju Varma, SIs Kesava, Narsi Reddy and CRPF and Special Party personnel participated in this programme.
Time of India
06-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
14 Maoists surrender in Bhadradri district
Hyderabad: Fourteen members of the banned CPI (Maoist) surrendered before the Bhadradri-Kothagudem police on Tuesday. The surrendered cadres include two area committee members (ACMs), four party members, four village committee members (VMCs), three Revolutionary Peoples' Committee members (RPCs), and a member of Krantikari Adivasi Mahila Sangathan (KAMS), Bhadradri-Kothagudem superintendent of police (SP) B Rohit Raju surrendered after learning about the welfare measures for surrendered Maoists, as well as the development and welfare activities for tribals provided under ' Operation Cheyutha ' by police and CRPF, Rohit Raju added. All the surrendered Maoists belong to bordering districts in police also appealed to the Maoists who wish to surrender to approach their nearest police station or the higher-ups in the districts, either through their family members or in person. They assured that the district administration would ensure the surrendered cadres receive govt benefits for their livelihood and rehabilitation.
