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Dantewada Naxalites Surrender: 37 Join Mainstream
30 Nov
Summary
- Thirty-seven Naxalites surrendered in Chhattisgarh's Dantewada district.
- Key cadres with ₹8 lakh rewards each were among the surrendered.
- Surrendered cadres receive ₹50,000 and skill development aid.

In a significant development for peace efforts in Chhattisgarh, thirty-seven Naxalites, including twelve women, laid down their arms in Dantewada district. The surrender occurred as part of the 'Poona Margem' initiative, focusing on rehabilitation and reintegration into society. This program has been instrumental in fostering peace and progress in the Bastar region.
Among those who surrendered were high-value targets, including four key cadres each carrying an ₹8 lakh reward. These individuals are identified as Kumali alias Anita Mandavi, Geeta alias Lakshmi Madkam, Ranjan alias Soma Mandavi, and Bhima alias Jahaj Kalmu. The government's comprehensive rehabilitation policy ensures that each surrendered cadre receives immediate assistance of ₹50,000, alongside access to training for skill development and agricultural land.




