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Telangana declares itself Maoist-free after 42 CPI (Maoist) cadres surrender amid intensified operations

Highlighting an ongoing national trend of Maoist surrenders, Telangana has declared itself Maoist-free after 42 CPI (Maoist) cadres laid down arms and joined the mainstream.

Surender KumarSurender Kumar
Apr 10, 2026, 09:00 pm IST
inBharat, Telangana
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42 CPI (Maoist) cadres surrender before Telangana Police

42 CPI (Maoist) cadres surrender before Telangana Police

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Hyderabad, April 10, 2026: Telangana has been declared a Maoist-free state by the Director General of Police following a major surrender of CPI (Maoist) cadres.

On April 10, a total of 42 Maoists, including key leaders, surrendered before the Telangana Police. They handed over arms, ammunition, and 800 grams of gold biscuits.

Officials said this marks a decisive milestone in efforts to eliminate Maoists and restore peace in the state.

With this development, the Telangana State Committee of CPI (Maoist) is said to be effectively neutralised.

The DGP, in a post on X, stated: “Telangana is now a Maoist-free state. A major step towards a safer Telangana. Today, 42 CPI (Maoist) cadres, including key leaders, have surrendered and joined the mainstream along with arms, ammunition and 800 grams gold biscuits. This marks a decisive milestone in our sustained efforts to eliminate extremism and restore peace.

With this, the Telangana State Committee of CPI (Maoist) stands effectively neutralised.

I commend the relentless efforts of our Telangana police forces, SIB teams and reaffirm our commitment to rehabilitation, peace, and development.”

Telangana is now a Maoist-free state.

A major step towards a safer Telangana. Today, 42 CPI (Maoist) cadres, including key leaders, have surrendered and joined the mainstream along with arms, ammunition and 800 grams gold biscuits. This marks a decisive milestone in our… pic.twitter.com/UmmgqZ67qm

— DGP TELANGANA POLICE (@TelanganaDGP) April 10, 2026

Earlier, on March 8, 2026, 130 Maoists had surrendered with 124 weapons. The government had announced a rehabilitation package of ₹4.18 crore, signalling continued efforts to end Maoist activity in the state.

Following the intensified security operations resulted in a large number of surrenders over the past years. According to South Asia Terrorism Portal (SATP) data, at least 2,128 Naxalites surrender through 2025, in addition to 475 in 2024. During the current year, as on March 22, 2026, 718 surrenders have been recorded. Since March 6, 2000, 20,073 Naxalites have surrendered (data till March 22, 2026).

Topics: India SecurityMaoist-free TelanganaTelanganaMaoistsTelangana PoliceNaxalismCPI Maoist
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