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“No choice but to surrender, or else suffer consequences”: Bastar IGP Sundarraj on top Maoist Hidma encounter

The 43-year-old top Maoist commander Hidma was responsible for carrying out at least 26 deadly attacks against security forces and civilians

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Nov 18, 2025, 06:30 pm IST
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Bastar Inspector General of Police (IG), P Sundarraj

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Raipur: After top Maoist commander Madvi Hidma was neutralised by security forces on Tuesday, Bastar IG P Sundarraj called it a “decisive advantage” for the troops.

Speaking to ANI, IGP Sundarraj said that the Maoists have no choice but to surrender and integrate into the mainstream.

He said, “This is a decisive advantage for the security forces, not just for the Dandakaranya region or Bastar but for the entire India. The security forces have led campaigns against the Maoists during which the dead bodies of their general secretaries and politburo members have been recovered in 2025. This has forced the Maoist cadres to leave Bastar and take shelter in other regions. But wherever they go, they have no choice left now. Even if they go underground, or in the sky, they have no choice left but to surrender and be part of the mainstream, or else they will have to suffer the consequences.”

Read more at: Maoist commander ‘Madvi Hidma’ encounter; Union Home Minister Shah speaks up with top officials

The 43-year-old top Maoist commander Madvi Hidma, who was responsible for at least 26 deadly attacks against security forces and civilians, including the 2017 Sukma attack in which 26 CRPF personnel were killed, was eliminated during an encounter on Tuesday. He was also involved in the 2010 Dantewada attack, which resulted in the killing of 76 CRPF personnel.

Along with Hidma, his wife Madkam Raje and other members of the Maoist group, including Chelluri Narayana, and Tech Shankar were also killed, sources said.

“Today, an encounter took place between the Andhra Pradesh security forces and Maoists. Following the encounter, the bodies of six Maoists were recovered by security forces. One of them was Madvi Hidma, a Central Committee member of the Maoists who was formerly the commander of a PLGA battalion and is known as a face of terrorism. His body was also recovered in today’s encounter. The bodies of Hidma’s wife and four other Maoists were recovered, a total of six Maoists, and a large quantity of 47 AKs and ammunition were also recovered from the spot,” Bastar IG added.

Meanwhile Union Home Minister Amit Shah speaks to top officials after the neutralisation of Madvi Hidma, who was eliminated even before the November 30 deadline set by the troops for his capture.

(With inputs from ANI)

 

Topics: Union Home Minister Amit ShahChhattisgarhSecurity forcesMadvi Hidma killed in encounterMadvi Hidma encounterMaoist encounter in Andhra PradeshNaxals
Edited by: Pankaj Kumar Singh
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