42 Maoists Surrender in Hyderabad: Telangana DGP Jitender Reddy Accepts Surrender with 40 Weapons
42 Maoists surrender in Hyderabad before Telangana DGP Jitender Reddy, handing over 40 weapons. Majority from Chhattisgarh amid intensified combing operations.
In a major development, 42 Maoists surrendered in Hyderabad before Telangana DGP Jitender Reddy, handing over around 40 weapons to the police. The surrender marks a significant breakthrough in ongoing anti-Maoist operations, with most of the surrendered cadres belonging to the Chhattisgarh Maoist network.
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42 Maoists Surrender Before Telangana DGP in Hyderabad
According to officials, the 42 Maoists surrender in Hyderabad took place in the presence of Jitender Reddy. Among those who surrendered was Battalion Deputy Commander Keshav, a key figure within the Maoist ranks.
- Total Maoists surrendered: 42
- Weapons handed over: Around 40
- Senior cadre included: Battalion Deputy Commander Keshav
Majority from Chhattisgarh Maoist Cadre
Officials revealed that most of the Maoists who surrendered in Hyderabad are from Chhattisgarh cadre, indicating pressure from intensified operations in the region.
- Majority belong to Chhattisgarh Maoist groups
- Only one individual is from Telangana
- Others crossed into Telangana seeking safer surrender conditions
Reason Behind the Surrender
The 42 Maoists surrender in Hyderabad comes amid increased combing operations in Chhattisgarh, which forced several cadres to leave the forests and approach Telangana Police.
Authorities believe:
- Continuous police pressure led to surrender
- Safety and rehabilitation prospects influenced the decision
- Cross-border coordination played a role
Weapons Surrendered to Telangana Police
During the surrender, the Maoists handed over approximately 40 weapons, strengthening the impact of the operation.
- Firearms and other weapons were submitted
- Police secured all surrendered arms
- Further verification and documentation are underway
Police Response and Next Steps
The Telangana Police have initiated procedures for:
- Identification and background verification
- Legal processing and rehabilitation measures
- Monitoring of surrendered individuals
The presence of senior officials ensured that the surrender process was conducted smoothly and securely.
The 42 Maoists surrender in Hyderabad before Telangana DGP Jitender Reddy, along with 40 weapons, highlights the growing impact of intensified anti-Maoist operations. With most cadres coming from Chhattisgarh, the development reflects shifting ground realities and ongoing efforts to curb extremism.
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