Archive · 21 Aug 2025
Key Maoist Leaders Surrender to Rachakonda Police
Two important leaders from a group called CPI (Maoist) have decided to stop fighting and join the normal world.
Kakarala Sunitha, who had been a part of the group for 40 years, and Chennuri Harish, who was also a leader, gave themselves up to the police.
They decided to surrender because they saw that the government was offering help to people who leave the group and they wanted to live peacefully with their families.
The police are happy because they think this is a sign that their plan to stop the group is working.
Two senior Maoist leaders, Kakarala Sunitha and Chennuri Harish, surrendered to the Rachakonda Police.
Sunitha, a 62-year-old member of the CPI (Maoist), had been involved in the revolutionary movement for 40 years.
Harish, 35, was an Area Committee Member and sustained a bullet injury in a 2022 encounter.
The surrender is considered a success for the Telangana Police's strategies.
The leaders decided to surrender, motivated by government welfare measures and to live peaceful lives.
- Who
- Kakarala Sunitha and Chennuri Harish
- What
- Two senior Maoist leaders surrendered to the Rachakonda Police.
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- Motivated by government welfare measures and to lead peaceful lives.
- Leaders Surrendered
- Kakarala Sunitha and Chennuri Harish
- Sunitha's Involvement
- 40 years
- Sunitha's Age
- 62
- Harish's Role
- Area Committee Member
- Harish's Injury
- Bullet injury to his right leg
- Location of surrender
- Rachakonda Police
