Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Senior Maoist Cadre Nakka Suseela Surrenders Before Nizamabad Police
Nakka Suseela was a senior member of the CPI (Maoist).
She surrendered to the police in Nizamabad on Tuesday.
The police announced this at a media conference.
She had worked in the Maoist education department.
She had also served on the Chhattisgarh Area Committee.
Suseela joined the group in 1992 while studying for a degree in Hyderabad.
Police said she decided to surrender after the government asked underground cadres in Telangana to give up armed activity.
Her surrender was described as another setback for the Maoist organisation.
Senior CPI (Maoist) cadre Nakka Suseela surrendered before Nizamabad police on Tuesday.
Nizamabad Police Commissioner P. Sai Chaitanya announced the surrender at a media conference.
Suseela was associated with the Maoist education department and served on the Chhattisgarh Area Committee.
She joined the CPI-ML People’s War in February 1992 while pursuing her degree in Hyderabad.
Police said she surrendered after the government appealed to Telangana-based underground cadres to abandon armed activity.
- Who
- Nakka Suseela, a senior CPI (Maoist) cadre and Division Committee member, surrendered before Nizamabad police.
- What
- She surrendered from the outlawed Maoist organisation.
- When
- Tuesday; she joined the CPI-ML People’s War in February 1992.
- Where
- Before Nizamabad police; she was a native of Bodhan and studied in Hyderabad.
- Why
- Police said she responded to the government’s appeal for Telangana-based underground cadres to abandon armed activity and return to mainstream society.
- Person
- Nakka Suseela, also known as Rani, Latha, Lalitha, Rela Jyothi, Madhavi and Shwetha
- Position
- Senior CPI (Maoist) cadre and Division Committee member
- Announcement
- Made by Nizamabad Police Commissioner P. Sai Chaitanya
- Previous roles
- Associated with the Maoist education department and Chhattisgarh Area Committee
- Maoist affiliation
- Joined the CPI-ML People’s War in February 1992
- Government appeal
- Telangana-based underground cadres were urged to abandon armed activity and return to mainstream society