Nine Chhattisgarh Maoists cross into Maharashtra, surrender in Gadchiroli Nagpur: Nine senior Maoist guerrillas from Chhattisgarh crossed the Indravati river into Maharashtra and surrendered to Gadchiroli police and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) on Tuesday, marking a significant blow to insurgent activity in the Dandakaranya region. The surrender occurred on the final day of the March 31 deadline set by Union home minister Amit Shah under the national policy. The cadres had moved through the forests of Indravati National Park, entering Maharashtra in a coordinated operation before laying down their arms. The police attributed the development to sustained anti-Maoist operations and rehabilitation packages offered by the central and Maharashtra governments. Among the surrendered were three area committee-level guerrillas and six hardcore cadres, collectively carrying a bounty of Rs30 lakh. Two women, Shanti Wadde and Sukki Kunjam, surrendered with an AK-47 rifle and 30 live cartridges. Wadde, who received a Rs6 lakh reward, served as an area committee member in the Indravati local organisational squad. Acting on information from the surrendered cadres, joint teams of Gadchiroli police and CRPF recovered an AK-47 rifle, three magazines, 57 live rounds, three walkie-talkies, four batteries, and 20 pen drives from Kummar forest near the Maharashtra-Chhattisgarh border. Subsequent operations in coordination with Chhattisgarh Police led to further recoveries in the Gundapur area of Indravati National Park, including two 7.62 SLR rifles, a single-shot weapon, and 50 detonators. This surrender follows a similar move by seven Maoist cadres over the previous five days, bringing the recent total to 16 linked to this intelligence input.#maharashtra #chhattisgarh #amit_shah #gadchiroli #central_reserve_police_force
9 Ch’garh Maoists cross into Maha, surrender in Gadchiroli Nagpur: Nine senior Maoist guerrillas crossed the Indravati river from Chhattisgarh into Maharashtra and surrendered to Gadchiroli police and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) on Tuesday. The move marked a significant blow to insurgent activity in the Dandakaranya region, particularly in Gadchiroli district and surrounding border areas. The surrender occurred on the final day of the March 31 deadline set by Union home minister Amit Shah under the national policy. The cadres had traveled from the Bijapur region of Chhattisgarh through the forests of Indravati National Park, entering Maharashtra in a coordinated operation before laying down their arms. The development was attributed to sustained anti-Maoist operations and rehabilitation packages offered by the central and Maharashtra governments. Among the surrendered cadres were three area committee-level guerrillas and six other members, all classified as hardcore insurgents with a combined bounty of Rs30 lakh declared by Maharashtra authorities. Two women, Shanti Wadde and Sukki Kunjam, also surrendered. Wadde, carrying a Rs6 lakh reward, served as an area committee member in the Indravati local organisational squad of the Maoists. Both women surrendered with weapons, including an AK-47 rifle and 30 live cartridges. Acting on information provided by the surrendered cadres, joint teams of Gadchiroli police and CRPF recovered an AK-47 rifle, three magazines, 57 live rounds, three walkie-talkies, four batteries, and 20 pen drives from Kummar forest near the Maharashtra-Chhattisgarh border under Kawande police station limits.#maharashtra_government #gadchiroli_district #central_reserve_police_force #indravati_national_park #chhattisgarh_government
SSC GD Constable Exam 2026: Revised Schedule Expected Soon, 25,487 Posts Available The Staff Selection Commission (SSC) is set to release the revised exam schedule for the GD Constable recruitment in 2026. The original exam, which was postponed from February 23, is expected to be announced in the first week of March. Candidates who had registered for the exam are eagerly awaiting the new dates, though an official notice has not yet been issued. Media reports suggest the updated schedule may be released soon, and applicants are advised to regularly check the SSC’s official website for the latest updates. The exam pattern for the GD Constable recruitment includes questions on reasoning, general awareness, mathematics, and Hindi/English. Candidates will face 80 questions worth 160 marks, to be completed in one hour. Negative marking applies, with two marks deducted for each incorrect answer and a quarter mark deducted for each wrong response. To qualify, candidates must secure a minimum percentage of marks based on their category. General category applicants need 30%, OBC and EWS candidates require 25%, and SC/ST candidates must achieve 20%. The exam results will determine eligibility for the 25,487 posts available across various organizations. The recruitment will cover multiple departments, including the Border Security Force (616 posts), Central Industrial Security Force (14,595 posts), Central Reserve Police Force (5,490 posts), Sashastra Sakha Bhawani (1,764 posts), Indo-Tibetan Border Police (1,293 posts), General Duty (1,706 posts), and Sashastra Security Veterans Force (23 posts). Candidates are urged to stay updated by monitoring the SSC’s official website, as the revised exam date could be announced at any time.#central_industrial_security_force #ssc #border_security_force #central_reserve_police_force #sashastra_sakha_bhawani
