Finally, there’s light! G’chiroli hamlet aglow for the 1st time Nagpur: Tumarkothi, a hamlet once shrouded in darkness due to Maoist insurgency, has finally received electricity after decades of isolation. The electrification of Gadchiroli village, a region historically controlled by the People’s Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA), marks a significant shift from conflict to development. This milestone was achieved through coordinated efforts between Maharashtra police and the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (MSEDCL), with the initiative aligned with Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s March 31 deadline to eliminate Maoist influence. The village, located on the foothills of Abujmarh—the former Maoist headquarters—had remained disconnected from essential infrastructure since India’s independence. Maoist forces had booby-trapped the area, preventing government access and leaving tribals without electricity, education, healthcare, or roads. For generations, villagers relied on kerosene lamps for lighting, a stark reminder of their prolonged subjugation. The electrification drive, supervised by Gadchiroli SP M Ramesh and additional SP Karrthik Madhira, involved the installation of power lines and the distribution of free LED bulbs, wiring, and electrical materials to residents. Police teams worked alongside MSEDCL engineers to overcome challenges posed by the dense Dandakaranya forests and poor connectivity. The effort was part of a broader strategy to restore administrative control and infrastructure in the region. Additional SP Madhira highlighted the turning point in December 2025, when police established a station in Tumarkothi within 24 hours, despite logistical and security hurdles.#maharashtra_police #misedcl #amit_shah #people_s_liberty_guerrilla_army #gadchiroli_village
Maharashtra Police Wins 2nd All India Police Cricket T-20 Tournament 2025–26 The second edition of the All India Police Cricket T-20 Tournament 2025–26 concluded with Maharashtra Police emerging as champions after a thrilling final against the Railway Protection Force (RPF) at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. Hosted by Delhi Police, the match saw Maharashtra Police deliver a dominant performance, securing a comprehensive victory that secured the prestigious championship trophy. Maharashtra Police batted first and posted a formidable total of 251 runs for the loss of four wickets, setting a challenging target of 252 runs for the RPF. In response, the RPF struggled against the disciplined bowling of Maharashtra Police, eventually being bowled out for 160 runs. The victory highlighted the team’s strong batting and bowling capabilities, with key contributions from several players. In the Maharashtra Police innings, Rohit Paul played a standout role with a rapid 71-run knock off 19 balls, showcasing aggressive batting that electrified the crowd. Yogesh Patil also chipped in with a solid 52 runs off 25 balls, helping the team build a strong foundation for their total. The bowling department was equally impressive, with Rohit Ramesh Dhere delivering a match-winning performance by taking five crucial wickets for just 23 runs in four overs. His all-round impact on the game earned him the “Man of the Match” award. The trophy was presented to the Maharashtra Police team by Tapan Kumar Deka, Director of the Intelligence Bureau, along with Delhi Chief Police Officer Satish Golchha and other senior police officials. The officials commended both teams for their exemplary sportsmanship, discipline, and the spirit of healthy competition displayed throughout the tournament.#maharashtra_police #railway_protection_force #arun_jaitley_stadium #delhi_police #intelligence_bureau
