He reported that a cache of explosives and an automatic weapon were recovered from the site of the encounter.

The gunfight occurred in a forest near the village of Danteshpuram within the jurisdiction of the Bheji police station when a team of District Reserve Guard (DRG) was conducting an anti-Naxal operation, according to Sukma Superintendent of Police Sunil Sharma.

According to him, the gunfight broke out after the Naxalites opened fire on the DRG’s patrolling squad.

The official stated that the corpses of two Naxalites were recovered from the scene following the cessation of gunfire.

He identified them as Madkam Erra, the active commander of the Golapalli Local Organisation Squad (LOS), and Madkam Bhime, the squad’s deputy commander.

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Erra and Bhime had respective rewards of Rs 8 lakh and Rs 3 lakh on their heads, according to the official.

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Despite the fact that Chhattisgarh is now recognised as a developed state in terms of agriculture, business, health, education, and other sectors, several insurgency-affected districts of the state still lack basic health and education facilities decades after independence, and Naxal violence may be a contributing factor.In order to restore tranquilly in the Maoist-infested Bastar division, “Men-in-Khaki” are waging an extensive war against Naxalism.

Several police officers are fulfilling their social responsibility, and in the same vein, police officers have founded a school called Police Ki Pathshala where they teach students in their spare time.
“On February 12, a new compound was established near State Highway 5 in Dabbamarka, a Naxal stronghold in the district.” The camp’s TI Bhavesh Shinde and another TI, Shailendra Nag, inspired the establishment of the ‘Police Ki Pathshala’ for the area’s students, according to Sukma Superintendent of Police (SP) Sunil Sharma.

“Camp-based officials instruct children in this school,” the officer continued.”The initiative was taken under the campaign ‘Puna Narkom’ (a term coined in the local Gondi dialect that translates to ‘New Dawn’),” explained the SP, adding that “the school was established using the fewest resources accessible to us.”

SP Sharma stated, “After returning from anti-Naxal operations, officials stationed in the camp teach children in this school and make serious efforts to connect them to education.”According to the officer, a lack of schools exists in the district’s remote and volatile areas because of Naxalism, and the government is taking concrete steps in this regard.

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SP Sharma stated, “Until a school with permanent infrastructure arrives at this location, the local police will guarantee the education of children through this temporary school in order to integrate them into mainstream society.”

“Our goal is to educate as many children as possible in order to rid this region of naxalism,” the SP said.

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