"Today, around 12 naxals with a total bounty of over Rs 1 crore surrendered before me here. This is a big blow to Naxalism. The Naxals want to join the mainstream now. I believe this is a significant incident. There are very few Naxals left in the state today. I urge them to surrender. If th
Speaking with ANI, CM Fadnavis highlighted that earlier, even the administration could not reach here, but the Maharashtra Police opened an outpost here, thus providing security to the people here.
He spoke about the first-ever bus service in Maharashtra's Katejhari village as well as the stellar academic achievements in Chhattisgarh's Dantewada district, PM Modi's narrative on the transformation of once-Maoist-dominated areas into vibrant centres of progress and education painted a
Four hardcore Maoists were neutralised in an intense exchange of fire with Gadchiroli Police and CRPF personnel near the Maharashtra-Chhattisgarh border on Friday morning, following a targeted anti-Naxal operation launched based on credible intelligence.
Maharashtra's Gadchiroli district being affected by Maoist activities, Maoists engage in anti-National activities such as damaging government property, attacking security personnel, and obstructing government work by arsons etc.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday said that Gadchiroli district in Maharashtra, once affected by Naxal violence, is undergoing change through education, infrastructure and employment.
The plan includes providing special compensation to the families of those who died in tiger attacks over the last five years and relocating additional tigers, among other measures. CM Fadnavis, who is also the guardian minister of Gadchiroli district, has directed officials to submit a re
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has been appointed as the Guardian Minister of Gadchiroli, a Naxal-affected district, while Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde will oversee Thane and Mumbai city.
"The people of Maharashtra have given unprecedented success. They have given it for Shivshahi (government for the welfare of the people like Shivaji Maharaj). The responsibility of fulfilling the expectations of the people is now on us. We have to bring social harmony. After the victory i
Gadchiroli Police has brought a new ray of hope in the lives of Naxalites who have left the path of bombs and guns and joined the mainstream. Gadchiroli Police has provided jobs to a total of 48 surrendered Naxalites in various positions in the Lloyds Metals Industry newly established in
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday chargesheeted four members of the banned CPI (Maoist) terrorist organisation for the abduction and brutal killing of a youth in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli.