Mapping of more than 125 villages in search of Hidma, 30 Naxalites piled up today, 77 ended in three months – Chhattisgarh Naxalites Encounter More

Naxalism is a very big problem in the country, the government is working under different types of strategies to overthrow this problem. In Chhattisgarh, the security force against the Naxalites has killed 30 Naxalites by carrying out a big operation. This action was taken against the Naxalites in Bijapur and Kanker. A large quantity of weapons have been recovered from the Naxalites killed in the encounter. In this action, a soldier also became a martyr.

According to the information, there will be more large operations against the Naxalites in the coming days. Security forces are engaged in search of Naxalite commander Hidma. Technical mapping of more than 125 villages is being done to search for Hidma. Security Force is getting thermal imaging of about 125 villages located on the border of Chhattisgarh, Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. Security forces have piled 77 Naxalites so far this year.

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Security Force is taking help of NTRO

These areas are affected by Naxalites, where Hidma is expected to hide. Along with this, the base of Naxalites remain in these areas. Security Force is taking help of NTRO in this work. So that these areas can be mapping. The biggest advantage of this will be that whenever security forces leave for operation in these areas, they will also know all the paths. Also, it will help to coordinate better operations against Naxalites.

What did the Home Minister say on action against Naxalites?

Expressing happiness over this success against Naxalites, Home Minister Amit Shah assured the country that the terror of Naxalites will end before 31 March next year. He wrote on X that today our soldiers have achieved another great success in the direction of ‘Naxalite India campaign’. Naxalites were killed in 2 different operations of our security forces in Bijapur and Kanker in Chhattisgarh. The Modi government is moving beyond the Rutles approach against the Naxalites and despite all the facilities of dedication to inclusion, the Naxalites are not surrendering, adopting a policy of zero tolerance against them. The country is going to be Naxal -free before 31 March next year.