CM Revanth Reddy Urges Maoist Leaders Including Ganapati to Surrender as 130 Naxals Lay Down Arms
CM Revanth Reddy appeals to Maoist leaders including Ganapati to surrender as 130 Maoists lay down arms with 124 weapons at ICCC Hyderabad.
Hyderabad: Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy appealed to top Maoist leaders, including Ganapati, to surrender and join mainstream life, emphasizing that peaceful dialogue and democratic processes are the only way to resolve issues. The appeal came as 130 Maoists surrendered with 124 sophisticated weapons before the state government at the Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC) in Hyderabad.
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According to information compiled by Munsif News 24×7, the Revanth Reddy appeal to Maoist leaders including Ganapati to surrender highlights the Telangana government’s approach to encourage extremists to return to normal life through rehabilitation and support.
130 Maoists Surrender with 124 Sophisticated Weapons
In a significant development, 130 Maoists surrendered before the Telangana government along with 124 advanced weapons.
Key details of the surrender event:
- 130 Maoists laid down arms
- 124 sophisticated weapons surrendered
- Event held at Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC), Hyderabad
- Surrender took place in the presence of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy
The Chief Minister congratulated the surrendered Maoists for responding to the government’s call and choosing to return to mainstream society.
Revanth Reddy Appeals to Maoist Leaders Including Ganapati
During the press conference, CM Revanth Reddy appealed to central committee members of the Maoist party, including Ganapati, to abandon violence and participate in the development of Telangana.
He urged them to:
- Surrender and rejoin society
- Participate in the reconstruction and development of Telangana
- Raise public issues through democratic and peaceful means
The Chief Minister stressed that dialogue and democratic participation are more powerful than violence.
Government Ready to Withdraw Cases and Provide Support
The Chief Minister said the Telangana government is ready to review pending cases against surrendered Maoists within the legal framework.
He stated that the government may:
- Revoke certain cases within legal limits
- Form a special committee to review pending cases
- Provide financial rehabilitation packages
- Ensure better healthcare facilities
- Offer housing and welfare support
Officials said these measures aim to help surrendered Maoists rebuild their lives peacefully.
Emphasis on Peaceful Dialogue Instead of Violence
Revanth Reddy emphasized that violence cannot solve social and political issues, highlighting the importance of democratic methods.
He said:
- Dialogue is the only sustainable solution
- Democracy allows people to resolve issues through peaceful discussion
- Non-violence has historically brought positive change
He noted that even major historical struggles were successfully resolved through peaceful movements.
Telangana Police Praised for Encouraging Surrenders
The Chief Minister also appreciated the efforts of the Telangana police officers who played a key role in convincing Maoists to surrender.
He said police officials:
- Built confidence among the extremists
- Assured them of rehabilitation and support
- Encouraged them to choose peaceful lives
The Revanth Reddy appeal to Maoist leaders including Ganapati to surrender reflects the state government’s strategy of promoting peace, dialogue, and rehabilitation instead of conflict.
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