Ramnath Kekan said Mulugu district has so far recorded 87 Maoists surrendering voluntarily since January 2025
WARANGAL: Two women members of the banned CPI (Maoist) surrendered before Mulugu superintendent of police Sudheer Ramnath Kekan on Wednesday.
The surrendered cadres were identified as Madakam Malli (20) of Sukma district, Chhattisgarh, who worked under the Telangana State Committee and Oyam Rame (21) of Bijapur district, Chhattisgarh, part of the Akash Divisional Committee Members (DVCM) team.
Ramnath Kekan said Mulugu district has so far recorded 87 Maoists surrendering voluntarily since January 2025, including three DVCMs, 12 ACMs and 30 party members, reflecting the weakening of the organisation and unrest among lower-rung cadres.
He said Telangana’s rehabilitation policy is among the best in the country, offering financial incentives, medical support and social reintegration assistance.
The SP appealed to remaining Maoists to reach out to their families and come forward to join the mainstream, assuring complete support under the surrender policy.
The two women cited the police awareness campaign ‘Poru Kanna Ooru Minna’ and attractive rehabilitation schemes as reasons for leaving Maoism and choosing a peaceful life. They were given ₹25,000 each as immediate assistance.
