Red Terror: Maoist couple with a reward of 4 lakh surrender in Karimnagar of Telangana
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Red Terror: Maoist couple with a reward of 4 lakh surrender in Karimnagar of Telangana

Both Dhula and Sushmita joined the Maoist outfit in 2015 and have parted ways the group citing difficulties and gradual weakening of the violent movement

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Jun 15, 2024, 11:30 am IST
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A Maoist couple associated with the dreaded outfit, Communist Party of India (Maoist) for around 9 years have turned themselves before the authorities and surrender, said police on Friday, June 14.

The Maoist cadres identified as Madakam Dhula alias Dhula and his wife Thikka Sushmita alias Chaithe turned themselves before the Karimnagar police in Telangana and surrendered citing disappointment with the Maoist ideology.

The surrender took place before Karimnagar commissioner of police, Abhishek Mohanty who informed that the surrendered Maoists were inspired by the state government surrender and rehabilitation policy. The couple were carrying a collective bounty of Rs 4 lakh on their head as announced by the state government.

“A Maoist couple surrendered today, they had joined the Maoist outfit as they were attracted to it, however they found it difficult now, they assessed that the Maoist movement is weakening and mainstream society would be best suited for them,” informed Mohanty.

#WATCH | Telangana: Commissioner of Police, Karimnagar, Abhishek Mohanty says, "…Two Maoists wife and husband surrendered. They had been attracted to Maoist ideology…They have decided to come out of it because they found it difficult and did not find it attractive. They found… pic.twitter.com/BWzSGqw7CT

— ANI (@ANI) June 14, 2024

Dhula, a resident of insurgency-hit Sukma district of Chhattisgarh tied knot with Sushmita who hails from Hasanparthy village of Hanmakonda district in Telangana in the year 2020, around five years after joining the Maoist group. Though the couple soon found it difficult to take forward their lives in the Maoist group and hence surrendered.

Notably a surge has been noticed in the surrender of the cadres of the outlawed outfit in recent years who have parted ways with the outlaws citing disagreement with the latter’s ideology.

Suspected Maoists killed former companion in Bihar

In a related development reported from Bihar, suspected cadres of the CPI Maoist shot dead a former accomplice in Gaya district on June 14, reported ETV Bharat Bihar.

The victim identified as Heera Yadav alias Jitendra Yadav was previously associated with the Maoist outfit who has been on the target of Maoists for his alleged involvement in sale of a land declared as non-saleable by the latter.

According to the details of the incident, Yadav was shot just outside of his house leading to his immediate demise on late Thursday night. He had been earlier shelved by the Maoists for his anti-outfit works. As of now the police have initiated an inquiry into the matter and are probing the incident from all possible angles.

Heera Yadav was associated with the Naxal outfit in the past, he has been killed now we are investigating the matter that whether it’s an act committed by the Maoists or some other persons, investigation is being conducted on different aspects we will soon arrest the people involved in the act, said an official familiar with the development.

 

Topics: TelanganaMaoistNaxalCPI MaoistKarimnagarMaoist couple surrenderBihar
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