June 20th 2024.
In a small village called Malkangiri in Bhubaneswar, three individuals who were believed to have connections with the Maoist group have willingly surrendered themselves to the Odisha Police on Thursday. These individuals, who go by the names of Deva Madvi, Adma Madkami, and Muka Sodi, are originally from Sukma district in Chhattisgarh.
According to the police, the main reason for their surrender is the continuous and intensified operations being conducted by both the police and the Maoist group in the border areas. This has caused fear and discomfort among the sympathisers, leading them to turn themselves in.
In a separate incident, the Border Security Force (BSF) has successfully busted a Maoist hideout near Dulagandi village in Malkangiri district. The team was able to seize three single-barrel muzzle loader guns, one SBML barrel, four electric detonators, 98 gelatin sticks, two mines, and other related items. The BSF is currently carrying out thorough combing and search operations in the surrounding areas, as confirmed by the police.
It is evident that the authorities are taking necessary measures to maintain peace and security in the region by conducting these operations. The surrender of the three individuals and the seizure of the Maoist dump are significant steps towards achieving this goal. The police and BSF are working closely together to ensure the safety of the people and eliminate any potential threats from the Maoist group. Let us hope that these efforts will bring about a positive change in the region and pave the way for a peaceful coexistence.
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