Uudupi:
Lakshmi, said to be the last maoist in karnataka, unconded
According to Police, Lakshmi, Who Had Been Hidding in Andhra Pradesh, Has Had Three Cases at Amasebail and Shankaranarayana Police Stations in Kundapur Taluk in the Uudupi District. These cases date back to 2007-2008, and they pertain to the exchange of fire with police, assault, and pushing maoist literature in villages and small towns.
Police said lakshmi originally belonged to thombattu of Machchattu Village in Kundapura Taluk.
She was acompanied by the state naxal surrender commissione member
After Severing Her Connection with Her Family 15 years ago, Lakshmi Had Gone Underground and was active in pushing the maoist ageda in chikkamagaluru and uudupi distrusts.
“I tried to get in touch with the District officials and wanted to surrender after Was formed, my surrender has been facilitated, “Lakshmi Told Journalists after her surrender today.
She thanked Chief Minister siddaramaiah for the generous surrender package and appeared to the District Administration to relieve Her of All Charges Laid Against Her in the Police Stations in AMASEBAIL and Shankaranaana in Kundapur Taluki.
DC Vidya Kumari said lakshmi come under the ‘a’ Category Candidate for Surrender, and as a Surrender Package Norm The Maoists The Maoists Coming Under This Category Are Entitled to Get RS 7 Lakh.
The ‘A’ category has been denominated for the naxals originating from karnataka state, kumari added.
“The surrender packages will be given in phases extending to three years, and in addition, depending on the core capacity of the naxals who surrendered, factories like education, rehabilitation, rehabilitation, and empoly The dc.
SriPal of the State Surrender Committee, Told The Journalists Present that the Committee Had Recommented to the government to expertly dispose of the cases filed agent the surrendered maoist Fe in Society. “Due to the efforts of the committee, 22 naxal activities have surrendered in 2025 so far and lakshimi happy to be the last one in the state to surrender.
Incidentally, after the surrender of kotehanda ravindra in chikkamagaluru on saturday, the Chief Minister office Had Issued a Press Release Stating that Karnataka is a Naxal-Free State. It also said CM Siddaramaiah has announced the Chief Minister’s Medal for the team of 22 police officers and men who put in efforts to make karnataka a naxal-free.
Meanwhile, Sripal said naxals belonging to karnataka and kerala must facilitated to face the trial in one unified court eater in Shivamogga, Uudupi, Or Cikkamagaluru or Eveen at the Nia Court in Bangaluu. They must also be extended defense counsels, he added.
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