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Three Maoists, Including Hidma’s Former Guard, Surrender in Chintur
Three people identified as Maoists surrendered to police in Chintur.
They did this at the local police station on Wednesday.
The officer receiving them was Pankaj Kumar Meena.
The three were Muchaki Mangi, Kadithi Lakshmaiah and Kadithi Venki.
Mangi had worked as a personal guard for Maoist leader Hidma.
Officials said all three had taken part in several encounters with security personnel in Chhattisgarh.
The officer promised them government support available to people who surrender.
The article does not explain why they decided to surrender.
Three Maoists surrendered at Chintur police station on Wednesday.
They surrendered before Rampachodavaram Officer on Special Duty Pankaj Kumar Meena.
The three were identified as Muchaki Mangi, Kadithi Lakshmaiah and Kadithi Venki.
Muchaki Mangi reportedly worked as Maoist leader Hidma’s personal guard.
Officials said all three were involved in several encounters with security personnel in Chhattisgarh.
- Who
- Maoists Muchaki Mangi, Kadithi Lakshmaiah and Kadithi Venki surrendered before Pankaj Kumar Meena, Rampachodavaram’s Officer on Special Duty.
- What
- The three Maoists surrendered to authorities.
- Where
- Chintur police station in Polavaram district.
- When
- Wednesday; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Why
- The article does not specify why they surrendered.
Key facts
- Number surrendered
- Three Maoists
- Location
- Chintur police station, Polavaram district
- Receiving officer
- Pankaj Kumar Meena, Rampachodavaram Officer on Special Duty
- Surrendered individuals
- Muchaki Mangi, Kadithi Lakshmaiah and Kadithi Venki
- Reported role
- Muchaki Mangi worked as Maoist leader Hidma’s personal guard
- Reported activities
- The three were involved in several encounters with security personnel in Chhattisgarh
- Government response
- The officer assured them of available government support for surrendered Maoists
Sources
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