Ahead of March 31 deadline, Odisha revises surrender and rehabilitation scheme for surrendering Maoists

February 11, 2026 at 05:12 PM

By The Hindu

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After revision of guideline in November last year that saw reward money going up substantially, 45 LWEs have surrendered before security forces while there are still 40 cadres including a State Committee Member active in Odisha

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After revision of guideline in November last year that saw reward money going up substantially, 45 LWEs have surrendered before security forces while there are still 40 cadres including a State Committee Member active in Odisha This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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After revision of guideline in November last year that saw reward money going up substantially, 45 LWEs have surrendered before security forces while there are still 40 cadres including a State Committee Member active in Odisha

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