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Gadchiroli Police Declare End to Armed Maoism

Gadchiroli district sees end to Naxalism, police arrest anti-social elements

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Thu, 30 July 2026 at 01:38 pm
Gadchiroli Police Declare End to Armed Maoism

The Gadchiroli district in Maharashtra has finally seen an end to anti-social activities in the name of Naxalism, thanks to operations like Operation Antim Prahar. According to Superintendent of Police M. Ramesh, the district police carried out Operation Antim Prahar in May 2026, during which all remaining Maoists in the district were arrested.

As a result, there are currently no armed Maoists left in Gadchiroli district. However, some anti-social elements had been carrying out activities in the name of Naxalism, such as putting up pamphlets and banners, in an attempt to spread terror among citizens.

On July 25, unidentified persons put up Naxalite banners and pamphlets in the Hiddur-Dobur complex under the Phulnar Police Help Centre in Bhamragad tehsil. The police immediately launched an investigation into the matter and arrested six individuals who were allegedly behind the activities aimed at spreading fear among locals.

The accused have been identified as Joga Rainu Dhurva, Malu Kande Dhurva, Dalsu Marra Telami, Chaitu Dunga Dhurva, Ganesh Devu Alami, and Rajesh Dallu Vadde, all of whom are currently in police custody. Further action will be taken against them in accordance with the law.

Reports state that nearly eight people have been arrested following the search operation, and further investigation into the case is underway. The police have been successful in curbing Naxalite activities in the region, and the district is finally seeing a period of peace.

The success of Operation Antim Prahar is a significant achievement for the Gadchiroli police, and it marks a major milestone in the fight against Naxalism in the region. The operation has not only arrested Maoists but also prevented the spread of terror among citizens.

The district police have been working tirelessly to maintain law and order in the region, and their efforts have paid off. The end of armed Maoism in Gadchiroli district is a welcome relief for the citizens, and it is expected to bring about a period of peace and stability in the region.

In conclusion, the Gadchiroli police have been successful in declaring an end to armed Maoism in the district, thanks to operations like Operation Antim Prahar. The police have arrested anti-social elements and prevented the spread of terror among citizens, bringing about a period of peace and stability in the region.

Frequently asked questions

What is Operation Antim Prahar?

Operation Antim Prahar is an operation carried out by the Gadchiroli police to arrest remaining Maoists in the district.

How many people were arrested for putting up Naxalite banners?

Six individuals were arrested for putting up Naxalite banners and pamphlets in the Hiddur-Dobur complex.

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