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January - 1 
Further, a Maoist ‘deputy section commander’ of military company number 2, surrendered before Dantewada District Police on January 1, reports The Hindu. He carried a reward of INR 800,000 on his head.
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Further, a Maoist ‘deputy section commander’ of military company number 2, surrendered before Dantewada District Police on January 1, reports The Hindu. He carried a reward of INR 800,000 on his head.
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January - 3 
Meanwhile, eleven CPI-Maoist cadres “impressed” by the surrender policy of Chhattisgarh government, surrendered on January 3 in Kondagaon District, while citing disappointment with the “ill-treatment” by senior cadres, Police said, reports The Hindu. Two of the cadres, Ganesh
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Meanwhile, eleven CPI-Maoist cadres “impressed” by the surrender policy of Chhattisgarh government, surrendered on January 3 in Kondagaon District, while citing disappointment with the “ill-treatment” by senior cadres, Police said, reports The Hindu. Two of the cadres, Ganesh Korram (23) and Lalit Kashyap (22), were carrying a reward of INR 300,000 each on their head and were acting as key Maoist couriers in Bastar region. Besides, Kolsai alias Panku (30), a military platoon member, was carrying INR 200,000 reward, while INR 100,000 each was announced for the arrest of Dhaniram (23) and Folsingh Salaam, who were local operation squad member and head of Maoists’ cultural outfit Chetna Natya Mandli, respectively. The others who surrendered were lower rung members.
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January - 7 
Meanwhile, five Maoists, including three carrying cash rewards on their heads, surrendered before Police in Bijapur District on January 7, reports The Times of India. "The five cadres surrendered before senior police officials in Bijapur district headquarters citing ill-treatment by senior cadr
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Meanwhile, five Maoists, including three carrying cash rewards on their heads, surrendered before Police in Bijapur District on January 7, reports The Times of India. "The five cadres surrendered before senior police officials in Bijapur district headquarters citing ill-treatment by senior cadres and disappointment with ideology of the outlawed Naxal [Left Wing Extremism, LWE] movement," Bijapur Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Indira Kalyan Elesela said. Surrendered Maoists were identified as Hemla Paklu (28), Budhram Kowasi (24), Hemla Pandu (25), Motu Parsa (19) and Hemla Budhram (35), he said. Of them, Paklu, a member of military platoon no. 12 was carrying a reward of INR 200, 000, while INR 100, 000 each was announced for the arrest of militia company commander Budhram and Awapalli militia commander Pandu, he added.
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January - 15 
Further, as many as 30 Maoists, including a woman, surrendered before Police in Bastar District on January 15, reports The Business Standard. Bastar Superintendent of Police (SP) R.N. Das said that these Maoists decided to return to the mainstream as they were impressed by the rehabilitation policy
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Further, as many as 30 Maoists, including a woman, surrendered before Police in Bastar District on January 15, reports The Business Standard. Bastar Superintendent of Police (SP) R.N. Das said that these Maoists decided to return to the mainstream as they were impressed by the rehabilitation policy of the State Government. 19 cadres of Darbha division committee and 11 cadres of East Bastar division surrendered before senior Police officials. He further said "After the death of Naxal commander Chainu in Chandameta (in Bastar District) on December 25 in a Police encounter, the Naxal movement in this region has diminished considerably and cadres are deciding to surrender. The movement of Security Forces in the interior parts of Lohandiguda has also compelled them to put down their weapons," the police officer added.
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January - 19 
Meanwhile, eight Maoists surrendered before the Police in Narayanpur District on January 19, reports The Hindu. The surrendered Maoists include two women.
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Meanwhile, eight Maoists surrendered before the Police in Narayanpur District on January 19, reports The Hindu. The surrendered Maoists include two women.
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January - 21 
Separately, a top Maoist surrendered before the Police in Dantewada District on January 21, reports The Pioneer. According to SP, Dantewada, Kamlochan Kashyap, the Maoist was carrying a cash reward of INR 300,000 on his head. The insurgent identified as Somdu Markam alias Somlu (35) resident of Ma
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Separately, a top Maoist surrendered before the Police in Dantewada District on January 21, reports The Pioneer. According to SP, Dantewada, Kamlochan Kashyap, the Maoist was carrying a cash reward of INR 300,000 on his head. The insurgent identified as Somdu Markam alias Somlu (35) resident of Madkamiras Police Station, Dantewada has decided to lay down arms, he said. Somdu was ‘Deputy Commander’ of Maoist Area Committee active in Malangir region of Darbha division. Somdu in 2006 was involved in setting afire 55 vehicles of Essar Company at Kirandul.
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January - 24 
Six Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, one of them carrying cash reward on his head, surrendered before Police in Sukma District on January 24, reports PTI. "The cadres surrendered before senior police and CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) officials citing disappointment wit
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Six Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, one of them carrying cash reward on his head, surrendered before Police in Sukma District on January 24, reports PTI. "The cadres surrendered before senior police and CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) officials citing disappointment with the ideology of Maoists and ill treatment meted out to them by senior leaders," Sukma Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP), Santosh Singh, said. Those surrendered were identified as Kunjam Lakhma, a medical team member of Jagargunda area committee of Maoists, Dubi Lakhma, head of Dandakaranya Adivasi Kisan Majdoor Sangthan - a frontal wing of Maoists, and four lower rung members - Kawasi Lachhu, Dubi Hunga, Kawasi Kosa and Kawasi Budhra, he added. Dubi Lakhma was carrying a reward of INR 100,000 on his head, he added.
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January - 29 
Meanwhile, one Maoist surrendered before the Superintendent of Police (SP) in district headquarter in Rajnandgaon District on January 29, reports Business Standard. The surrendered Maoist was carrying a reward of INR 200,000 on his head.
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Meanwhile, one Maoist surrendered before the Superintendent of Police (SP) in district headquarter in Rajnandgaon District on January 29, reports Business Standard. The surrendered Maoist was carrying a reward of INR 200,000 on his head.
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February - 5 
At least 43 Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including five women, surrendered in Sukma District on February 5, citing disappointment with the ideology of the outfit, reports indiatoday.intoday.in. "The 43 rebels and their supporters, including five women, turned themse
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At least 43 Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including five women, surrendered in Sukma District on February 5, citing disappointment with the ideology of the outfit, reports indiatoday.intoday.in. "The 43 rebels and their supporters, including five women, turned themselves in before senior Police and CRPF officials at Chintagufa Police Station premises," Sukma Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Santosh Singh said. An encouragement amount of INR 10,000 was given to each of the surrendered cadres.
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February - 6 
10 Maoists impressed by the surrender policy of the Chhattisgarh State Government gave up arms in Kondagaon District, reports The Pioneer on February 7.
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10 Maoists impressed by the surrender policy of the Chhattisgarh State Government gave up arms in Kondagaon District, reports The Pioneer on February 7.
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February - 8 
34 CPI-Maoist cadres, including a few of their supporters, surrendered in Narayanpur District, reports The Pioneer on February 9. They were active in Benur and Kiskod area of the District as Local Operating Squad members, Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP), Narayanpur, O.P. Sharma s
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34 CPI-Maoist cadres, including a few of their supporters, surrendered in Narayanpur District, reports The Pioneer on February 9. They were active in Benur and Kiskod area of the District as Local Operating Squad members, Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP), Narayanpur, O.P. Sharma said.
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February - 25 
As many as 11 suspected Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres were arrested while another surrendered on February 25 in different places in Chhattisgarh's Bastar Division, reports The Business Standard.
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As many as 11 suspected Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres were arrested while another surrendered on February 25 in different places in Chhattisgarh's Bastar Division, reports The Business Standard.
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February - 26 
A People’s Liberation Front of India (PLFI) cadre, identified as Bhokha, surrendered before Balrampur District Police on February 26, reports The Times of India. He surrendered along with five guns of 315 bore and 20 bullets. Earlier, he was arrested but had managed to escape.
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A People’s Liberation Front of India (PLFI) cadre, identified as Bhokha, surrendered before Balrampur District Police on February 26, reports The Times of India. He surrendered along with five guns of 315 bore and 20 bullets. Earlier, he was arrested but had managed to escape.
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February - 27 
In a first, a group of 32 surrendered Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres in Jagdalpur city in Bastar District underwent 45-day training for skilled mason, cleared the examination and earned themselves a certificate presented by Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh at an event in
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In a first, a group of 32 surrendered Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres in Jagdalpur city in Bastar District underwent 45-day training for skilled mason, cleared the examination and earned themselves a certificate presented by Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh at an event in Bastanar town in the District on February 27, reports The Times of India. The 32 Maoists, who had surrendered in November, 2015 before Bastar range Inspector general (IG), Superintendent of Police (SP) and the District Magistrate, are the first batch of skilled masons who were given training for 45 days under the state's rehabilitation policy for surrendered rebels.
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February - 28 
As many as 23 Maoists, including two women, on February 28 surrendered in Bastar District of the State citing “ill-treatment” by senior cadres, reports The Hindu. The Maoists turned themselves in before senior police officials, saying they were “frustrated” with the ill-treat
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As many as 23 Maoists, including two women, on February 28 surrendered in Bastar District of the State citing “ill-treatment” by senior cadres, reports The Hindu. The Maoists turned themselves in before senior police officials, saying they were “frustrated” with the ill-treatment meted out to them, Bastar Superintendent of Police (SP) R.N. Dash said. Of them, three cadres — Katku (Kudur Janatana Sarkar head), Lali Mandavi and Raju Mandavi (area committee members)- were carrying a reward of INR 300,000 lakh each on their heads. Similarly, Kawasi Gore (35) who was the head of Chetna Natya Mandli (CNM) - a cultural outfit of Maoists - was carrying a reward of INR 100,000 on his head, the SP added.
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March - 2 
23 Maoists surrendered in Bastar Districton March 2, citing "disappointment" with the violent activities of the CPI-Maoist, reports The Times of India. The Maoist turned themselves in before Senior Police and administration officials, saying they were frustrated with the violent and anti-d
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23 Maoists surrendered in Bastar Districton March 2, citing "disappointment" with the violent activities of the CPI-Maoist, reports The Times of India. The Maoist turned themselves in before Senior Police and administration officials, saying they were frustrated with the violent and anti-development activities of its leaders, Bastar Superintendent of Police (SP) R N Dash said. Of them, three cadres - Kamlesh Naag and Tulsi Ram Naag - who were janmilitia 'commander' and Naresh Kumar Kashyap - a janmilitia 'platoon commander', were carrying a reward of INR 100,000 each on their heads. A janmilitia 'deputy commander', Pramod Thakur, was also among the surrendered cadres, Dash said. Rest of the surrendered Maoists belonged to lower rung of the banned outfit, he added. "All the surrendered cadres possess ration and Aadhaar cards. Besides, 14 of them have bank accounts. Moreover, 20 of them have voter ID cards while four are beneficiaries of Indira Awas Yojna," the SP said.
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March - 8 
10 Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including two women, surrendered in Bijapur District on March 8, reports The Times of India. The surrendered cadres include Munna Hemla (26) who carried reward money of INR 800,000. He was active in 'military company' number 2 of the Ma
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10 Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including two women, surrendered in Bijapur District on March 8, reports The Times of India. The surrendered cadres include Munna Hemla (26) who carried reward money of INR 800,000. He was active in 'military company' number 2 of the Maoists. Hemla had been instrumental in executing several major Maoist incidents, including the ghastly Tadmetla attack, in which 76 security personnel were killed in Dantewada District in 2010. Another equally hardcore cadre, Vijay Madvi (18), a 'military company's platoon' member, and Ramlal Atami (27), a 'section commander' of 'military platoon number 1', were carrying a reward of INR 200,000 each on their heads. Besides, INR 100,000 was announced each for the arrest of Kumari Payaki (22), Sumit Kumar Hemla (20) and Kursam Tokka (30). Rest of the surrendered cadres was lower-rung members.
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March - 10 
17 Maoists, including a woman, surrendered before Police in Kondagaon District, reports The New Indian Express. "The 17 cadres, all lower-rung members of the outlawed CPI (Maoist), turned themselves in before senior police officials in Kondagaon district," Kondagaon Superintendent of Polic
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17 Maoists, including a woman, surrendered before Police in Kondagaon District, reports The New Indian Express. "The 17 cadres, all lower-rung members of the outlawed CPI (Maoist), turned themselves in before senior police officials in Kondagaon district," Kondagaon Superintendent of Police (SP) JS Watti said
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March - 15 
Seven Maoists surrendered at the office of the Central Reserve Police Force’s (CRPF) 226th battalion in the Sabrinagar area of Sukma District on March 15, reports The Hindu. Dudhi Hidma (23), Dudhi Ware (19), Kunjami Sanna (28), and Suresh Mandavi (19), were active as ‘jan-militia’
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Seven Maoists surrendered at the office of the Central Reserve Police Force’s (CRPF) 226th battalion in the Sabrinagar area of Sukma District on March 15, reports The Hindu. Dudhi Hidma (23), Dudhi Ware (19), Kunjami Sanna (28), and Suresh Mandavi (19), were active as ‘jan-militia’ (people’s militia) members of the CPI-Maoist while Hirma Kawasi (31), Ishwar Mandavi (27), and Muchaki Budhra (35), were active in its front unit Dandakaranya Adivasi Kisan Majdoor Sangthan, said Sukma Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Santosh Singh.
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March - 15 
Two Maoists identified as Umesh Vedada (32) and Pradeep Sori (25) surrendered before Border Security Force’s (BSF) 122nd battalion officials and local Police in Kanker District on March 15, reports The Hindu. Umesh, who headed the public relations wing of the Partapur ‘area committee&rsq
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Two Maoists identified as Umesh Vedada (32) and Pradeep Sori (25) surrendered before Border Security Force’s (BSF) 122nd battalion officials and local Police in Kanker District on March 15, reports The Hindu. Umesh, who headed the public relations wing of the Partapur ‘area committee’ in north Bastar division of Maoists, carried a reward of INR 5,000 on his head.
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March - 19 
Five lower-rung Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres on March 19 surrendered before Police in Kondagaon District, reports PTI. Lal Singh Yadav (30), Phool Singh Yadav (40), Lakshman (27), Samdu Korram (40) and Ayatu (51), who were active as people’s militia members turned themse
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Five lower-rung Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres on March 19 surrendered before Police in Kondagaon District, reports PTI. Lal Singh Yadav (30), Phool Singh Yadav (40), Lakshman (27), Samdu Korram (40) and Ayatu (51), who were active as people’s militia members turned themselves in at the district headquarters, citing disappointment with the ideology of the CPI-Maoist.
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March - 21 
Seven lower-rung CPI-Maoist cadres including a woman on March 21 surrendered in Kondagaon District, reports outlookindia.com. They were identified as Dukaru Netam alias Rainu (43), Jamdhar (50), Phoolram (25), Phool Singh Netam (46), Jaisingh Korram (55), Tularam Mandavi (24) and the woman Dasmati (
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Seven lower-rung CPI-Maoist cadres including a woman on March 21 surrendered in Kondagaon District, reports outlookindia.com. They were identified as Dukaru Netam alias Rainu (43), Jamdhar (50), Phoolram (25), Phool Singh Netam (46), Jaisingh Korram (55), Tularam Mandavi (24) and the woman Dasmati (25), all residents of Mardapal and Bayanar regions.
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March - 28 
11 lower-rung CPI-Maoist cadres including two women surrendered in Kondagaon District on March 28, reports NDTV. They were active as People’s Militia members of CPI-Maoist in the region and are residents of Bayanar, Rajbeda and Choote Usari villages of the District
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11 lower-rung CPI-Maoist cadres including two women surrendered in Kondagaon District on March 28, reports NDTV. They were active as People’s Militia members of CPI-Maoist in the region and are residents of Bayanar, Rajbeda and Choote Usari villages of the District
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April - 9 
As many as 122 members of CPI-Maoist militia and its frontal organisations reportedly gave themselves up before the Police higher officials at Dornapal in Sukma District on April 9, reports The Hindu. According to sources, 11 women militia members were among those who surrendered en masse before the
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As many as 122 members of CPI-Maoist militia and its frontal organisations reportedly gave themselves up before the Police higher officials at Dornapal in Sukma District on April 9, reports The Hindu. According to sources, 11 women militia members were among those who surrendered en masse before the Police in Sukma District of south Bastar region.
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April - 10 
A woman Maoist cadre, who is the mother of a four-month-old girl, surrendered in Narayanpur District on April 10, saying she wanted a better life for her child, reports The Hindu. Sukaru Salaam (22), a native of Manpur area in Rajnandgaon District, surrendered before senior Police and Indo-Tibetan B
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A woman Maoist cadre, who is the mother of a four-month-old girl, surrendered in Narayanpur District on April 10, saying she wanted a better life for her child, reports The Hindu. Sukaru Salaam (22), a native of Manpur area in Rajnandgaon District, surrendered before senior Police and Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) officials at Narayanpur District headquarters, Superintendent of Police (SP) Abhishek Meena said. She was allegedly involved in several Maoist offences, including the attack on SFs in Aundhi area of Rajnandgaon during the 2014 Lok Sabha polls, he said, adding that she was carrying a reward of INR 100, 000 on her head. Sukaru was active in Aundhi Local Organisation Squad (LOS) in Rajnandgaon where she fell in love with the squad’s ‘deputy commander’, Bharat. When the senior cadres objected to their relationship, the couple fled and shifted to Koyalibeda in Kanker District, Meena said. They were well aware of the Maoist ‘diktat’ that cadres are not allowed to have children. After giving birth to a baby girl, Sukaru decided to quit the movement to give a better life to her child, he said.
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April - 13 
As many as 61 Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including seven women, most of them lower rung members, surrendered in Bastar District on April 13, citing “disappointment” with the ideology of the CPI-Maoist, reports The Hindu. “The rebels turned themselves in be
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As many as 61 Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including seven women, most of them lower rung members, surrendered in Bastar District on April 13, citing “disappointment” with the ideology of the CPI-Maoist, reports The Hindu. “The rebels turned themselves in before senior police and administrative officials at Jagdalpur district headquarters,” Bastar Superintendent of Police (SP) R N Dash said. Of them, Phulo Madkami, who was carrying a reward of INR 300,000 on her head, was active as regional committee supply member of the Maoists and a prominent cadre in the region, the SP said. Another cadre, Jibo Kawadi, was carrying a reward of INR 100,000 on his head, while the rest belonged to different lower rank squads of the outfit including Janmilitia, Sangham and Chetna Natya Manch (CNM), a cultural wing of the Maoists, Dash said. Police claimed that with this surrender, Katekalyan Area Committee of Darbha Division of the Maoists, which has allegedly been instrumental in executing several deadly attacks in south Bastar, has collapsed. At least 34 of the surrendered Maoists belong to Mudenar village which comes under Katekalyan area committee of the ultras. With the surrender, it appears that this area committee has completely vanished, the officer said. They all will be provided with facilities as per the surrender and rehabilitation policy, he said, adding 247 Naxals [Left Wing Extremists (LWEs) and their supporters have surrendered in Bastar district in the past three months.
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April - 21 
More than two dozen Maoists, including three women, on April 21 surrendered before Security Forces (SFs) in Narayanpur District, reports The Business Standard. "A total of 27 Naxal cadres, including three women, surrendered today. They will be given rehabilitation grants as per government schem
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More than two dozen Maoists, including three women, on April 21 surrendered before Security Forces (SFs) in Narayanpur District, reports The Business Standard. "A total of 27 Naxal cadres, including three women, surrendered today. They will be given rehabilitation grants as per government schemes," officials said.
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April - 27 
At least 11 Maoists surrendered in Kondagaon District on April 27, reports The Pioneer. “The surrendering ultras were dissatisfied with the discrimination meted out at the hands of senior Naxal [Left-Wing extremism, LWE] leaders of Andhra Pradesh origin,” SP JS Watti said. According to h
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At least 11 Maoists surrendered in Kondagaon District on April 27, reports The Pioneer. “The surrendering ultras were dissatisfied with the discrimination meted out at the hands of senior Naxal [Left-Wing extremism, LWE] leaders of Andhra Pradesh origin,” SP JS Watti said. According to him, continuous operations carried out by Police forces and a lucrative surrender policy adopted by Chhattisgarh Government also convinced them to withdraw from the path of violence.
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May - 27 
A woman Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) ‘commander’, carrying INR 500, 000 cash reward on her head, surrendered with her two-month old newborn in Dantewada District after she was separated from her husband by Maoists as a punishment for getting pregnant, reports The Times of
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A woman Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) ‘commander’, carrying INR 500, 000 cash reward on her head, surrendered with her two-month old newborn in Dantewada District after she was separated from her husband by Maoists as a punishment for getting pregnant, reports The Times of India. Senior leaders had transferred her husband to a far off camp whom she had secretly married. Kosi Madwi (24) who was a Chetana Natya Mandali (CNM) ‘commander’ and Kanger valley area committee member joined Kistaram area committee in 2002 and was promoted in 2009 as area committee member to work at Malkangiri in Odisha. When there was a need of a Maoist, who could speak Odia in Darbha region, she was brought back as CNM commander.Meanwhile, she fell in love with Local Operating Squad (LOS) commander Shankar alias Joga Sori and married him. Though they kept their marital status secret, it came out in open when she conceived. Senior leaders decided to punish her and military company commander Dewa transferred her husband to an unknown place. She waited till the delivery of baby and finding an opportunity, she escaped and surrendered. Kosi says she might have joined Naxalite ranks by choice but now she wants to give a better life to her kid. Kosi would be given Rs 500,000 cash as per state's rehabilitation policy and facilities to earn livelihood.
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May - 28 
Forty members of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered to the Police in Bastar District on May 28, reports The Hindu. “Nineteen members of the Maoists’ Katekalyan area committee in Darbha area, two members of Kanger valley area committee and 19 members of Mardapal
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Forty members of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered to the Police in Bastar District on May 28, reports The Hindu. “Nineteen members of the Maoists’ Katekalyan area committee in Darbha area, two members of Kanger valley area committee and 19 members of Mardapal and Barsoor area committee in Bastar surrendered on Saturday (May 28),” claimed Bastar Police in a press statement. The surrendered included one Local Operating Squad (LOS) member, three Maoist ‘militia commanders’, one ‘deputy commander’, 19 ‘militia members’, five Chetna NatyaMandali (CNM) ‘commanders’, four CNM members, four village committee members and two Sangham members of the Maoist organisation in Bastar, said the Police.
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June - 14 
As many as 47 Maoists surrendered in Bastar District on June 14 citing disappointment with the "hollow" ideology of the CPI-Maoist, reports The Times of India. Most of the Maoists are lower-rung cadres and some of them were carrying rewards of varying amounts on their heads. Of them,
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As many as 47 Maoists surrendered in Bastar District on June 14 citing disappointment with the "hollow" ideology of the CPI-Maoist, reports The Times of India. Most of the Maoists are lower-rung cadres and some of them were carrying rewards of varying amounts on their heads. Of them, Balku Mandavi, who was an active member of Military Company no. 6 of Maoists, was a prominent cadre of the region and was carrying a reward of INR 800,000 on his head. Besides, Hidme Podiyami, Hidma Madkami and Rani Kawasi, who headed the local frontal outfits of Maoists in the region, were carrying a reward of INR 100,000 each on their heads.
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June - 27 
A villager, identified as Bablu Das, was killed by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres in Kanker District on June 27 for allegedly being a ‘Police informer’, reports The Hindu. Kanker Superintendent of Police (SP) M.L. Kotwani said Das, a resident of Sanur village und
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A villager, identified as Bablu Das, was killed by the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres in Kanker District on June 27 for allegedly being a ‘Police informer’, reports The Hindu. Kanker Superintendent of Police (SP) M.L. Kotwani said Das, a resident of Sanur village under Chote Betia Police Station, was killed by Maoists last night. “He was at home when Maoists surrounded it and shot him dead,” SP Kotwani added.Meanwhile, as many as 10 Maoists including eight women on June 27 surrendered in Bastar District citing increasing pressure of Security Forces personnel (SFs) and "atrocities" on them by senior Maoist cadres, reports The Times of India. "The rebels turned themselves in before senior police and administration officials at Jagdalpur district headquarter," Bastar Superintendent of Police (SP) R.N. Dash said. Among them was Asanti Kashyap, an active member of Local Guerilla Squad, carrying a reward of INR 100,000 on her head. Seven other women cadres identified as Manisha Markam, Rekha Madkami, Sonadai Yadav, Ayte Madkami, Jajbo Podiyami, Hidme Podiyami and Sanko Podiyami surrendered along with two male Maoists -- Bheema Madkami and Hadkami.
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July - 5 
Five Maoistsidentified as Guddu (33), Soop Singh (40), Rajman (30), Santer Dugga (40), and Sobhi (38) surrendered before the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel in Kondagaon District on July 5, reports The Times of India.
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Five Maoistsidentified as Guddu (33), Soop Singh (40), Rajman (30), Santer Dugga (40), and Sobhi (38) surrendered before the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel in Kondagaon District on July 5, reports The Times of India.
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July - 16 
Five CPI-Maoist militia members surrendered before the Police in Kondagaon District, reports The Hindu on July 17.
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Five CPI-Maoist militia members surrendered before the Police in Kondagaon District, reports The Hindu on July 17.
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July - 25 
Twelve Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres including two women surrendered before Bastar District Police on July 25,reports The Hindu. They include Bastar area Jan Militia ‘commander’ and Chetana Natya Manch (CNM) ‘commander’ of the CPI-Maoist. “All of t
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Twelve Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres including two women surrendered before Bastar District Police on July 25,reports The Hindu. They include Bastar area Jan Militia ‘commander’ and Chetana Natya Manch (CNM) ‘commander’ of the CPI-Maoist. “All of them were inspired to surrender after learning about the State Government’s surrender and rehabilitation policy,” said Bastar Police in a press statement. “Monday’s surrenders indicate a vanishing Maoist presence in Bastanar and Barsoor areas. All 12 Maoists have serious criminal offences registered against them in different Police Stations of Bastar. Today’s surrender has taken the total number of Maoist surrenders to 362 in Bastar District this year,” Police said.
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July - 26 
Four Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including a woman, surrendered in Bijapur District on July 26, reports PTI. Bijapur Superintendent of Police (SP) K.L. Dhruv said that "Of the surrendered members, Jaimati Benjam (24), who was active as special platoon member, was a prom
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Four Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including a woman, surrendered in Bijapur District on July 26, reports PTI. Bijapur Superintendent of Police (SP) K.L. Dhruv said that "Of the surrendered members, Jaimati Benjam (24), who was active as special platoon member, was a prominent cadre. She worked in South Bastar and Sunabeda (Odisha) for the banned outfit and was carrying a reward of INR 200,000 on her head." Besides, Hemla Sonu (30), a ‘militia commander’ in Gangaloor ‘area committee’ of the CPI-Maoist and Lalu Ram Kadti, the deputy head of student unit of Maoists, were also key cadres of the region, he said adding that they were carrying a reward of INR 100,000 each on their heads. The fourth surrendered Maoist was identified as jan militia (people’s militia) member Madvi Somdu (32).
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August - 13 
Forty-one cadres of the outlawed Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered to the Police in Narayanpur District on August 13, reports The Hindu. “In a major success of the consistent anti-Maoist campaign, which is underway in Bastar, 41 Maoists including three women from Benur a
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Forty-one cadres of the outlawed Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered to the Police in Narayanpur District on August 13, reports The Hindu. “In a major success of the consistent anti-Maoist campaign, which is underway in Bastar, 41 Maoists including three women from Benur area of Narayanpur decided to leave the path of violence and join the social mainstream on Saturday,” said Narayanpur District Superintendent of Police (SP) Abhishek Meena. “They were active in the Maoist organisation for over seven years and involved in many anti-police and criminal activities,” the SP added.
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August - 13 
Meanwhile, 41 Communist Party of IndiaMaoist (CPIMaoist) cadres were surrendered to the Police in the Narayanpur District on August 13, reports The Hindu. “In a major success of the consistent antiMaoist campaign, which is underway in Bastar, 41 Maoists including three women from Benur area of
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Meanwhile, 41 Communist Party of IndiaMaoist (CPIMaoist) cadres were surrendered to the Police in the Narayanpur District on August 13, reports The Hindu. “In a major success of the consistent antiMaoist campaign, which is underway in Bastar, 41 Maoists including three women from Benur area of Narayanpur decided to leave the path of violence and join the social mainstream on Saturday,” said Narayanpur District Superintendent of Police (SP) Abhishek Meena. “They were active in the Maoist organization for over seven years and involved in many antipolice and criminal activities,” the SP added.
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August - 19 
Meanwhile, nine people, said to be the sympathisers of the CPI-Maoist surrendered before the Police in Kondagaon District on August 19, reports The Hindu. According to Kondagaon District Superintendent of Police (SP) Santosh Singh, all nine surrendered Maoist supporters had warrants issued against t
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Meanwhile, nine people, said to be the sympathisers of the CPI-Maoist surrendered before the Police in Kondagaon District on August 19, reports The Hindu. According to Kondagaon District Superintendent of Police (SP) Santosh Singh, all nine surrendered Maoist supporters had warrants issued against them for serious offences of Maoist violence. The surrendered Maoist supporters include Shanti Retma, Sanjay Yadav, Bharat Mansay, Fuldhar Kande, Sanjay Halami, Lachchuram Yadav, Gagara Netam, Kunti Netam and Sukhdev Pakhalu.
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August - 25 
Further, a woman Maoist 'deputy commander', carrying a reward of INR 300,000 on her head, surrendered before Narayanpur District Police, reports The Times of India. Phulo Salaam turned herself in citing disillusionment with the "hollow" ideology of the CPI-Maoist and their wrong po
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Further, a woman Maoist 'deputy commander', carrying a reward of INR 300,000 on her head, surrendered before Narayanpur District Police, reports The Times of India. Phulo Salaam turned herself in citing disillusionment with the "hollow" ideology of the CPI-Maoist and their wrong policies.
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August - 30 
A top Communist Party of IndiaMaoist (CPIMaoist) who was Local Operating Squad (LOS) member of Maoist Rowghat Area Committee and carrying a reward of INR 500,000 on his head, surrendered before State Intelligence Branch (SIB) in Raipur on August 30, reports The Pioneer. “The ultra identified a
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A top Communist Party of IndiaMaoist (CPIMaoist) who was Local Operating Squad (LOS) member of Maoist Rowghat Area Committee and carrying a reward of INR 500,000 on his head, surrendered before State Intelligence Branch (SIB) in Raipur on August 30, reports The Pioneer. “The ultra identified as Satter alias Mangel alias Bharat Gavde who in past was the platoon commander of Naxal Left Wing Extremism (LWE) platoon number 23 was impressed with the surrender policy adopted by the Chhattisgarh Government and hence decided to join the mainstream of development,” Superintendent of Police (SP), SIB, Sundarraj P said. According to the Police, Satter (32), a resident of Alanar village under Amabeda Police Station of Kanker District had joined Naxal cadre in 2003. He had also worked as the member of ‘Bal Sangham’ the children unit of Maoists in 2002. Satter was involved in blowing up of a CISF vehicle in 2008 at Balod wherein three Security Force (SF) personnel were killed and their weapons were also looted, the SP said.
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August - 30 
Meanwhile, disillusioned with the Maoist ideology, two Maoists -- a reward-carrying senior cadre who was involved in a major attack on Policemen in 2007, and a minor girl cadre -- surrendered in Bijapur District on August 30, reports Business Standard. The cadres, one of them a 'commander'-r
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Meanwhile, disillusioned with the Maoist ideology, two Maoists -- a reward-carrying senior cadre who was involved in a major attack on Policemen in 2007, and a minor girl cadre -- surrendered in Bijapur District on August 30, reports Business Standard. The cadres, one of them a 'commander'-rank cadre, turned themselves in before Bijapur Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) at the district headquarters, Mohit Garg. Sukhram Gota (24) was a hardcore Maoist and active as militia 'platoon commander' of Edapalli national park area unit of the CPI-Maoist, he said. Gota was allegedly involved in several deadly Maoist-related incidents, including the attack on Ranibodli Police outpost in Bijapur in 2007 in which 55 Policemen were killed, Garg said, adding that he was carrying a reward of INR 100,000 on his head. The other cadre - a 17-year-old girl -- worked as a member of Chetna Natya Manch (CNM), cultural wing of the Maoists, in Gangaloor area of the District, he added.
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September - 2 
Three alleged cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered to the Police in Bijapur District of south Chhattisgarh on September 2, reports The Hindu. “After being fed up with the Maoist lifestyle and the hollow ideology, three Maoists — Sannu Lekam, Bomda Kunjam
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Three alleged cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered to the Police in Bijapur District of south Chhattisgarh on September 2, reports The Hindu. “After being fed up with the Maoist lifestyle and the hollow ideology, three Maoists — Sannu Lekam, Bomda Kunjam and Chaitu Udka — decided to join the mainstream today (September 2) in the presence of Bijapur district Superintendent of Police (SP) K. L. Dhruv. Sannu Lekam was a ‘Jan Militia commander’ of the Maoists in Nemed area and carried a reward of one lakh rupees on his head,” the Bijapur Police said in a statement. Bomda Kunjam was a ‘militia member’ and Chaitu Udka was a member of the Maoists’ small action team, the Police added.
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September - 3 
As many as seventeen Naxal [Left Wing Extremists (LWEs)] including two women cadres, surrendered before Police in Bastar District on September 3, reports The Pioneer. “One of the female surrendering ultras was a CNM (Chetna Natya Mandali) member which is banned outfit. She carried a cash rewar
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As many as seventeen Naxal [Left Wing Extremists (LWEs)] including two women cadres, surrendered before Police in Bastar District on September 3, reports The Pioneer. “One of the female surrendering ultras was a CNM (Chetna Natya Mandali) member which is banned outfit. She carried a cash reward of ` 1 lakh on her head,” Superintendent of Police (SP) Bastar, RN Dash said. A Naxal Local Organizing Squad (LOS) ‘commander’ who was operating in the Niyamgiri region of neighboring Odisha District was also among the persons surrendering, the SP added. “They were deeply unsatisfied with the dual standards adopted by Naxals and also were under the pressure of anti-Naxal operations being carried out by police forces’’, he added. He informed the cadres who surrendered were residents of Bodavada, Badhanpal, Govindpal, Badhrimau villages which are located near Darbha valley of Bastar region. According to the SP, they were involved in different kinds of Naxal activities. The rebels who have given up arms will be provided with benefits provisioned under the surrender policy adopted by the state government, he mentioned.
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September - 4 
As many as 38 Naxals [Left Wing extremists (LWEs), including seven women cadres, surrendered in Narayanpur District on September 4, citing 'empty' Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) ideology and 'wrong policies', reports The Times of India. "Citing frustration with emp
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As many as 38 Naxals [Left Wing extremists (LWEs), including seven women cadres, surrendered in Narayanpur District on September 4, citing 'empty' Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) ideology and 'wrong policies', reports The Times of India. "Citing frustration with empty Maoist ideology and their wrong policies, the ultras turned up before senior Police and Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) officials at Narayanpur District headquarters," said Narayanpur Superintendent of Police (SP), Abhishek Meena. Among the cadres was Punaye Bai (40), who was active as the head of Dandakaranya Adivasi Kisan Majdoor Sanghthan (DAKMS) in the region and was carrying a reward of INR 100,000 on her head, he said. Most of the surrendered Naxals are lower rung ultras allegedly involved in murder, loot and attacks on the Police. "In their statement, the ultras said they decided to quit the movement due to growing pressure on Naxals from security personnel, wrong policies and empty ideology of the Maoists," the SP said.
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September - 8 
The 72 Maoist cadres and their sympathisers surrendered before the Police in Narayanpur District in the tribal Bastar region of Chhattisgarh on September 8, reports The Times of India. Among them were 62 Maoists and their 10 grass root level supporters, belonging to remote villages of Abujmarh, surr
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The 72 Maoist cadres and their sympathisers surrendered before the Police in Narayanpur District in the tribal Bastar region of Chhattisgarh on September 8, reports The Times of India. Among them were 62 Maoists and their 10 grass root level supporters, belonging to remote villages of Abujmarh, surrendered before Police and Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP). Three of them were active Local Guerrilla Squad (LGS) members, eight are members of Maoists' cultural wing Chetna Natya Manch (CNM) and four are Janatana Sarkar (People’s government unit) group members. Besides, 45 others were associated with the outlawed movement as Jan militia members. Narayanpur Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Anil Soni said the rebels themselves turned up at Kurushnar Police Station to surrender claiming being fed up with the Maoist way of life and violence and want to return to mainstream. He said one of the main reasons for Maoists surrendering was the pressure being mounted by the Security Forces (SFs) coupled with the attractive surrender and rehabilitation policy of the State Government. He also said those surrendered would be entitled for rehabilitation as per the policy. Soni also told that some of them were involved in several incidents of murder, arson and attacks on SFs. Earlier this month, 38 Maoists including three women had surrendered at Narayanpur. According to Bastar Police the trend of surrender began early this year and at least 987 Maoists and their supporters had surrendered before.
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September - 20 
Another woman Maoist, Shyam Bati alias Laxmi (28), who was active as Sitanadi Area Committee member, was another among surrendered on September 20, reports PTI. Laxmi's husband, who was also a Maoist cadre, had recently surrendered before SIB. They all will be ensured facilities under Surrender
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Another woman Maoist, Shyam Bati alias Laxmi (28), who was active as Sitanadi Area Committee member, was another among surrendered on September 20, reports PTI. Laxmi's husband, who was also a Maoist cadre, had recently surrendered before SIB. They all will be ensured facilities under Surrender and Rehabilitation policy of the State Government, the SDGP added.
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September - 20 
Three Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including a couple who were allegedly involved in 2010 Tadmetla incident in which 76 Security Force (SF) personnel were killed, surrendered before Chhattisgarh's Special Intelligence Branch (SIB) in Raipur on September 20, reports PTI. &
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Three Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including a couple who were allegedly involved in 2010 Tadmetla incident in which 76 Security Force (SF) personnel were killed, surrendered before Chhattisgarh's Special Intelligence Branch (SIB) in Raipur on September 20, reports PTI. "The Naxals [Left Wing Extremism (LWEs)] turned themselves in expressing their desire to lead a normal family life and at the same time cited disappointment with Maoist policy," Special Director General of Police (SDGP) (Anti-Naxal operations/ SIB) DM Awasthi said. Of them, a ‘section Commander’ of Naxal Military Battalion number 1, Jhitru alias Jittu (27) and his wife Sapka Pojje (23) who was also a member of the same military battalion, were key cadres of the CPI-Maoist in south Bastar, he said.Jittu was allegedly involved in the tragic Tadmetla (now in Sukma district) ambush attack which Maoists had orchestrated in April 2010, in which 76 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel were killed, the SDGP said. He was also the part of Naxal team that had ambushed a CRPF searching party at Kasalpada in Chintagufa area in December 2014, killing 14 paramilitary jawans. Likewise, Sapka was allegedly involved in Tadmetla incident and other Maoist attacks, he said, adding the duo carried a cash reward of INR 800,000 each on their heads. A native of Bijapur District, Jittu had joined Naxal organisation in 2005, while he was a student of class 8th in a tribal ashram school. He had worked as a bodyguard of prominent Naxal leaders Ramanna, a ‘Central Committee Member’ of Maoists, and Hidma, a Special Zonal Committee Member.
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September - 24 
Two cadres of Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) were gunned down in the Bastar District of Chhattisgarh on September 24, reports The Hindu. “An exchange of fire with Maoists took place in the early hours of the day in the reserve forests near Sanguel village under the Burgam police
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Two cadres of Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) were gunned down in the Bastar District of Chhattisgarh on September 24, reports The Hindu. “An exchange of fire with Maoists took place in the early hours of the day in the reserve forests near Sanguel village under the Burgam police station limits. It lasted for one hour, during which our forces, comprising the District Reserve Guard (DRG), District force, the Chhattisgarh Armed Force, retaliated promptly. After the general search of the area, two bodies of male Maoists were recovered with one 12 bore and one SBML rifle,” said a statement issued by Bastar District Superintendent of Police R.N. Das and circulated by Bastar range Inspector General of Police Shiv Ram Prasad Kalluri. The Security Forces also recovered explosives, detonators, pipe bombs, codex wire, backpacks, magazine pouch, battery and wires from the spot of the gunfight.
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October - 2 
Chhattisgarh Police arrested six Maoists in a raid in Bijapur District on October 2, while 25 Maoists, including six women, surrendered before the Police and the Forests Minister in the District, reports Zee News. The Police, in a search operation, arrested six Maoists after chasing them in a forest
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Chhattisgarh Police arrested six Maoists in a raid in Bijapur District on October 2, while 25 Maoists, including six women, surrendered before the Police and the Forests Minister in the District, reports Zee News. The Police, in a search operation, arrested six Maoists after chasing them in a forest close to Chillamraka village in Bijapur District. Upon interrogation, it was found that they were involved in several crimes. In another incident, 25 Maoists, including six women, influenced by the state-run surrender and rehabilitation policy for Maoists, surrendered before Forests Minister Mahesh Gagda. The 25 Maoists were members of the Jan Militia group.
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October - 2 
One Maoist carrying an INR 500,000 reward on his head surrendered before the Police in Rajnandgaon District on October 2, reports The Times of India. The cadre identified as Suresh Kumar Minj (27), who functioned as an ‘area committee member’ under Kutul area committee of Maoists turned
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One Maoist carrying an INR 500,000 reward on his head surrendered before the Police in Rajnandgaon District on October 2, reports The Times of India. The cadre identified as Suresh Kumar Minj (27), who functioned as an ‘area committee member’ under Kutul area committee of Maoists turned himself in citing disappointment with the Maoist ideology and their violent activities, SP of Rajnandgaon, Prashant Agrawal said. Minj also used to look after Janatana Sarkar (People's government) school wing of Maoists, he added. According to the SP, a native of Sendawadih village under Sitagaon Police Station area of Rajnandgaon, Minj had studied till Class 7 in Raigarh District of the State at his maternal grandfather's place.
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October - 4 
As many as 57 Maoists and 297 sympathisers surrendered before the Police in Sukma District on October 4. "Altogether 57 Maoist cadres and 297 sympathisers turned themselves in before the government, police and CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) officials at Sukma district headquarters. Sevente
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As many as 57 Maoists and 297 sympathisers surrendered before the Police in Sukma District on October 4. "Altogether 57 Maoist cadres and 297 sympathisers turned themselves in before the government, police and CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) officials at Sukma district headquarters. Seventeen of these 57 Maoists were carrying a cash reward on their heads," SP of Sukma, Indira Kalyan Elesela said. Seventeen Maoists surrendered along with firearms, he said. "Cadres are getting increasingly fed up with violent Maoist activities and want to see development in their area," the SP said. He described the move as a good indicator in the conflict-ridden Bastar region. The Maoist supporters belong to Kerlapal, Manjhipara, Patelpara, Potampara, Borguda, Gondpalli Mosalpara, Jeerampal, Badesatti, Pandupara and other villages of the region, the SP said. According to the official, the cadres in their statements said that they decided to move away from the Maoists as they were frustrated with continuous exploitation, atrocities and violence by them. According to the figures provided by the Police, with this development, about 1,400 Maoists and their supporters have surrendered before Police in separate Districts of Bastar division so far this year.
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October - 7 
Six hardcore Maoists surrendered before the SFs in the Naxal-affected Bijapur District on October 7, reports The Times of India. The Maoists surrendered before Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)'s 229th Batallion commandant T Vishvanath. They were wanted by Police since 2005 for being engaged i
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Six hardcore Maoists surrendered before the SFs in the Naxal-affected Bijapur District on October 7, reports The Times of India. The Maoists surrendered before Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)'s 229th Batallion commandant T Vishvanath. They were wanted by Police since 2005 for being engaged in various anti-national activities including planting of landmines and obstructing communication networks.
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October - 9 
Fourteen Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including four hardcore Maoists, carrying cash rewards of various amounts on their heads, surrendered before the Police in Bijapur District on October 9, reports The Pioneer. “Two hardcore Naxals [Left Wing Extremists (LWEs)] that c
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Fourteen Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, including four hardcore Maoists, carrying cash rewards of various amounts on their heads, surrendered before the Police in Bijapur District on October 9, reports The Pioneer. “Two hardcore Naxals [Left Wing Extremists (LWEs)] that carried cash rewards of Rs 3 lakh (INR 300,000) on their arrest along with two others carrying a reward of Rs 1 lakh (INR 100,000) each on their heads were among the Naxals giving up arms,” Superintendent of Police (SP) of Bijapur, KL Dhruv said. According to the Police, Maoists were impressed by the public relations drive being carried out by Security Forces (SFs) in the Naxal-hit region. Kursum Bodi (36) resident of Rengavaya who was President of Jantana Sarkar (peoples’ government) and carried reward of INR 300,000 on her head gave up arms. Likewise, Kamlesh Poyam (26) ‘commander’ of CNM (Chetana Natya Mandali) an outfit of the CPI-Maoist who too carried reward of INR 300,000 on his arrest turned up before the Police. In the same way, Nagesh Gota (20) and Kursam Sayabi (25) both Janmilita (people's militia) ‘commanders’ carrying reward of INR 100,000 each gave up arms, Police said. All of them were involved in various kinds of Naxal related incidents like, murder, attempt to murder, damaging roads, firing on Police camps, arson and similar others. Cases were registered against them with Kutru, Farsegarh and Bedre Police Stations, the SP added. They were all provided with instant financial support of INR 10,000 each.
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October - 17 
Separately, two Maoists, carrying reward of INR 100,000 each on their heads, surrendered before Dantewada SP, Kamlochan Kashyap and other Police officials at the District headquarters of Dantewada on October 17, reports Indian Express. They have been identified as Madkam Deva (30), a member of Kerla
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Separately, two Maoists, carrying reward of INR 100,000 each on their heads, surrendered before Dantewada SP, Kamlochan Kashyap and other Police officials at the District headquarters of Dantewada on October 17, reports Indian Express. They have been identified as Madkam Deva (30), a member of Kerlapal (Sukma) LOS (local organisation squad) and Ganga Muchaki (30), head of DAKMS. The duo will be provided with facilities under the “Surrender and Rehabilitation Policy” of state government, the official added.
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October - 20 
Two Maoists, including a woman cadre, surrendered before the Border Security Force (BSF) and the Police in Kanker District on October 20,reports Sify.com. The Maoists surrendered before Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)'s 229th Batallion commandant T Vishvanath. They were wanted by Police sinc
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Two Maoists, including a woman cadre, surrendered before the Border Security Force (BSF) and the Police in Kanker District on October 20,reports Sify.com. The Maoists surrendered before Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)'s 229th Batallion commandant T Vishvanath. They were wanted by Police since 2005 for being engaged in various anti-national activities, including planting of landmines and obstructing communication networks.
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October - 21 
At least 15 cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered before the Police in Bastar District of Chhattisgarh, reports The Financial Express on October 22. The cadres were active in Mardoom and Darba areas of the District and have many cases registered against them in diffe
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At least 15 cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered before the Police in Bastar District of Chhattisgarh, reports The Financial Express on October 22. The cadres were active in Mardoom and Darba areas of the District and have many cases registered against them in different Police Stations.
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October - 24 
A Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) couple, disappointed with the 'empty' Maoist ideology, surrendered before intelligence wing of Chhattisgarh Police at Special Intelligence Branch (SIB) headquarters in Raipur District on October 24,reports The Times of India. The duo was identif
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A Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) couple, disappointed with the 'empty' Maoist ideology, surrendered before intelligence wing of Chhattisgarh Police at Special Intelligence Branch (SIB) headquarters in Raipur District on October 24,reports The Times of India. The duo was identified as Berta Bheema alias Bhimaal and his wife Sito alias Jamli, natives of Bijapur District. While Bheema was active as ‘deputy commander’ of military platoon 2 in the National Park Area committee of Maoists, Sito was working as ‘section deputy commander’ in the same wing, Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) (SIB) Lal Umed Singh said. After getting associated with the CPI-Maoist in 2005 as a member of Bhairamgarh (Bijapur) Local Organisation Squad (LOS), Bheema worked in different capacities with the banned outfit. He was instrumental in executing several deadly attacks on Security Forces (SFs) in the region, the ASP said. According to the officer, he was allegedly involved in the 2010 attack in Dhaudai area of Narayanpur District, wherein 26 Police personnel were killed. He also admitted to his involvement in the 2008 Maoist ambush in Badgaon area of Kanker District that claimed the life of a Policeman. Similarly, Sito was an important cadre of the wing as she was providing medical treatment to injured Maoist cadres, Singh said.
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October - 24 
A day after the Chhattisgarh Government announced that they are open for dialogue with the Naxals, 18 Maoists surrendered in Kanker District on October 24,reports The Financial Express. The Police statement confirmed that 18 Maoists, including two women have voluntarily surrendered in Chhattisgarh&r
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A day after the Chhattisgarh Government announced that they are open for dialogue with the Naxals, 18 Maoists surrendered in Kanker District on October 24,reports The Financial Express. The Police statement confirmed that 18 Maoists, including two women have voluntarily surrendered in Chhattisgarh’s Kanker. They also laid down big numbers of ammunition including an Indian Small Arms System rifle, a self-loading rifle, four 303 rifles, four 12-bore guns and five other loaded rifles. “Government’s doors for talks with Naxals are always open provided that the dialogue must be under the purview of democracy and constitution,” State’s Home Minister Ramsewak Paikra had said. Those who surrendered include Military Company Number 5 Member Sarita Dugga, Platoon 25 ‘Commander’ Sonsai Korram, Hindur Jan Militia Platoon ‘commander’ Karru Dugga, Partapur Area Committee Platoon 5 ‘deputy commander’ Sobhi Dugga and Rowghat Area Committee Member Rajbatti Dhruv.
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November - 3 
As many as nine cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered in Bijapur on November 3, in the midst of a bandh (general shutdown strike) called by the Left Wing Extremists (LWEs) to protest against the recent ‘encounter’ on the Andhra-Odisha Border (AOB), report
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As many as nine cadres of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) surrendered in Bijapur on November 3, in the midst of a bandh (general shutdown strike) called by the Left Wing Extremists (LWEs) to protest against the recent ‘encounter’ on the Andhra-Odisha Border (AOB), reports Millennium Post. Fed-up with harsh forest life and hollow Maoist ideology, the rebels turned themselves in before Bijapur Superintendent of Police (SP) KL Dhruv, Bijapur Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Mohit Garg said. Those surrendered were identified as Wacham Biju (20), Sitaram Bhaskar (26), Lalu (30), Ashok Wacham (20), Ramendra Wacham (18), Tikedvar Wacham (20), Mangal (19), Munna Oyami (25), Bomda Poya (25), he said. Biju, who was active as ‘deputy commander’ in the military platoon number 13 under Bhairamgarh area committee of Maoists was involved in several deadly Maoist attacks, including killing of three Police jawans in Jappemarka in 2015, the ASP said. The equally dreaded Bhaskar, an LOS (local organisation squad) member in Mirtur area, was also instrumental in carrying out attacks on Police party, he said. While Biju was carrying a reward of INR 300,000 on his head, INR 100,000 was announced for the arrest of Bhaskar, he added.
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November - 20 
A top Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadre carrying a cash reward of INR 500,000 on his head surrendered in Dantewada District on November 20, reports The Pioneer. According to the Police, the rebel was deeply dissatisfied with the hollow ideology of Maoists and shabby treatment meted
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A top Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadre carrying a cash reward of INR 500,000 on his head surrendered in Dantewada District on November 20, reports The Pioneer. According to the Police, the rebel was deeply dissatisfied with the hollow ideology of Maoists and shabby treatment meted out to him by the fellow cadres. “Mangat alias Diwakar (35) resident of Maraskol village in Narayanpur district has given up arms,” Dantewada, Superintendent of Police (SP), Kamlochan Kashyap, said. Diwakar had joined Naxal [Left Wing extremism (LWE)] cadre in 2006 and was actively involved in various Naxal incidents, the SP said while adding that seeing his activity he was made the President of Naxal Jantana Sarkar (people’s government) of Panchayat (village level local-self government institution) level. “After working as Jantana Sarkar President, he was promoted in 2009 as Area Committee Member. In 2014 he was shifted to DKAMS (Dandakaranya Kisan Adivasi Majdoor Sangh),” the SP mentioned. Associated with Maoists for more than a decade, he was involved in several serious Naxal incidents like the attack on the party of 39th battalion Central reserve Police Force (CRPF) near Maharabeda under Dhaudai Police Station in 2010, in which 27 jawans were killed, SP Kashyap said. In 2016, Diwakar also took part in the ambush attack on a Police party near Kilem Tetam in which a Sub-Inspector was killed.
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November - 25 
A 22 year old Naxal Left Wing Extremist (LWE) Kartam Shankar alias Lacchu surrendered before the intelligence wing of Chhattisgarh Police on November 25, reports PTI. He was an active member of National ParkIndravatiBhamragarh (NIB), Company of the Communist Party of IndiaMaoist (CPIMaoist). He was
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A 22 year old Naxal Left Wing Extremist (LWE) Kartam Shankar alias Lacchu surrendered before the intelligence wing of Chhattisgarh Police on November 25, reports PTI. He was an active member of National ParkIndravatiBhamragarh (NIB), Company of the Communist Party of IndiaMaoist (CPIMaoist). He was involved in the 2007 Ranibodli Police outpost attack, in which over 55 Police Personnel were killed. He was carrying a reward of INR 800,000 on his head, turned himself in at Special Intelligence Branch (SIB) Headquarters, citing disappointment with harsh forest life. He expressed his willingness to lead a normal life, told the Senior Superintendent of Police of SIB, Sundarraj P. Lacchu, resident of Tekla village under Kutru Police Station (Bijapur), was forcibly inducted into the CPIMaoist as 'Bal Sangham' member in 2005 after his mother was died. His younger brother, Ramesh, was also taken away by Maoists.
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November - 27 
Meanwhile, two women the Maoist cadres surrendered before Police in Narayanpur District on November 27, reports The Daily Pioneer. Sanno Korram and Ramoli Korram (both 25), natives of Permapal Village under Dhaudai Police station area of the District, allegedly belonging to Chetna Natya Manch (CNM)
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Meanwhile, two women the Maoist cadres surrendered before Police in Narayanpur District on November 27, reports The Daily Pioneer. Sanno Korram and Ramoli Korram (both 25), natives of Permapal Village under Dhaudai Police station area of the District, allegedly belonging to Chetna Natya Manch (CNM), the cultural wing of CPI Maoist, wanted to join the mainstream as they were disillusioned with the Maoist ideology. Narayanpur, Superintendent of Police (SP), Abhishek Meena, told that the cadres turned themselves in citing disappointment with the hollow Maoist ideology and their wrong policies. The surrendered Maoists were allegedly involved in various incidents of murder, attempt to murder and abduction in Dhaudai area, said the SP.
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December - 13 
A top Maoist carrying a cash reward of INR 800,000 surrendered in Dantewada District on December 13, reports The Times of India. Kama alias Joga Sodi (27), who was active as ‘secretary’ of Kanger Ghati area committee of the CPI-Maoist, turned himself in before Dantewada SP, Kamlochan Kas
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A top Maoist carrying a cash reward of INR 800,000 surrendered in Dantewada District on December 13, reports The Times of India. Kama alias Joga Sodi (27), who was active as ‘secretary’ of Kanger Ghati area committee of the CPI-Maoist, turned himself in before Dantewada SP, Kamlochan Kashyap, citing disappointment with "hollow" Naxal ideology, a senior Police official said. A native of Polampalli area in Sukma District, Joga joined the CPI-Maoist in 1996 as a member of 'Bal Sangham' (Children's Association) of the banned outfit.
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December - 16 
Six Maoist cadres, including a ‘commander’surrendered in Kanker District on December 16, reportsTimes of India. The cadres, one of them a woman, turned up at the District Headquarters before Kanker, SP, ML Kotwani, citing disappointment with 'hollow' CPI-Maoist ideology and viole
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Six Maoist cadres, including a ‘commander’surrendered in Kanker District on December 16, reportsTimes of India. The cadres, one of them a woman, turned up at the District Headquarters before Kanker, SP, ML Kotwani, citing disappointment with 'hollow' CPI-Maoist ideology and violence. Those surrendered were identified as Bislal alias Sukhdev Hidko (28), Shamlal alias Kara Komra, Dhaniram Dugga, Budhram Kowasi (24), Mahesh Kumar (35), and the woman cadre Pushpa Anchla (24), said Kotwani.Of them, Sukhdev, ‘commander’ of Section B under Military Platoon no 33, is a key CPI-Maoist member in the region carrying a reward of INR 300,000, he said. While Pushpa was active as member of Chetna Natya Manch (CNM) - the cultural wing of CPI-Maoist, three others were Jan-militia members, the SP added.
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December - 29 
As six Naxalites, including a woman, surrendered in Bijapur District on December 29, reports India Today. Citing disappointment with "hollow" Maoist ideology, the Naxalites, two of them carrying cash reward on their heads, turned themselves in before police and Central Reserve Police Force
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As six Naxalites, including a woman, surrendered in Bijapur District on December 29, reports India Today. Citing disappointment with "hollow" Maoist ideology, the Naxalites, two of them carrying cash reward on their heads, turned themselves in before police and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) officials at the District headquarters, a senior Police official said. Of them, the woman ultra - Hemla Munni alias Rambati (25) was a key member of military platoon number 16 of the CPI-Maoist and has been allegedly instrumental in executing several Naxal incidents in the region, he said, adding she was carrying a reward of INR 200,000 on her head. Similarly, Awapalli LOS (local operation squad) member Kakem Nagesh (23), who was among the surrendered, carried cash reward of INR 100,000 on his head, the official said. The four other Naxalites who turned themselves in were Shivram Hemla (25), Korsa Sannu (24), Ramesh Sodhi (25) and Raja Ram Kadati (40). The surrendered rebels were allegedly involved in various crimes including targeting security personnel, triggering blasts, damaging roads and others, he said.
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