Chhattisgarh: Hardcore Maoist Sudhakar killed in a meeting with security forces

Raipur, June 5 (IANS). Sudhakar Alias ​​Nar Sinhachalam, a member of the Central Committee of the Naxalite Organization, was killed in a fierce meeting in a dense forest from Bijapur in Chhattisgarh on Thursday. He was a popular Maoist in Telangana, Chhattisgarh and Maharashtra and the authorities placed a reward of one crore calls on him. Officials confirmed his death that he died in a fierce battle against Maoids in the dense forests of Bijapur in Chhattisgarh. Intelligence information indicates the presence of top Maoist leaders in the National Park environment. After this, the staff of the security forces reached there. Fire has been running in the area since Thursday morning. Sudhakar, a member of the Apex Maoist Central Committee, was active for 30 years in the Indravati Tiger Reserve, Bastar Bastar Bastar. In the past six months, security forces have killed three members of the central committee members, Maoist chief Basavaraju and more than 150 high -profile Maoists in Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Odisha. The murder of Sudhakar is a great success for the mission of the central government, including India by the beginning of 2026, he wants to free from leftist extremism. Bastar IG (Inspector General) P. Sundararaj informed about the constant meeting. The operation is led by the joint power of DRG, STF and Cobra units. Officials said that when the security personnel went to the area for investigation, they were ambushed and attacked. The Maoists, who were an ambush, shouted bullets on the moving team. Security forces also responded and severe shooting began from both sides. The search operation is still underway. Reports showed that members of the Maoist group were highly placed in the surrounding area. Prominent officials who monitored this campaign include SP Jitendra Kumar Yadav and others from Bijapur. In addition, senior officials such as ADG (Naxal Ops) Vivekananda Sinha, Bastar IG P. Sundararaj and CRPF IG Rakesh Aggarwal are carefully monitored the situation. A few weeks ago on May 21, 27 Maoists died in a major campaign, including Basavaraju, who had a reward of Rs 1.5 crore. Seven days ago, security forces released the details of the Koegutta operation, which was a long campaign on the Chhattisgarh-Telangana border for 24 days and killed 31 militants. The campaign against Maoist elements is constantly continuing and repeated intelligence information is received that they are present in important areas such as Indravati Tiger Reserve. Based on such information, security personnel were sent to Bijapur, where another fierce battle is going on. Fire is continued in the forests, which adds another chapter to this long -lasting struggle. -Ians Aks/AK