Five New Camps And 7 Police Stations Will Open In Dantewada

Five new camps and seven police stations will open in Dantewada to crack down on Naxalites, intensify the exercise to make Naxal-free.

To make Dantewada district of Chhattisgarh Naxal-free, five new camps and seven police stations will be opened. The scope of Naxalism from the district is continuously shrinking.

The force has reached those areas which were infamous as Naxalgarh and were considered very inaccessible and unreachable.

Now only a few areas of the district are left where the force has not reached. Preparations are underway to reach such areas and connect them with the mainstream of development.

Under this scheme, Chhattisgarh Armed Forces (CAF) personnel will be deployed in the new camps.

In the areas where the camps are being opened, there is a severe lack of basic facilities like roads, electricity, water, schools, hospitals, ration shops.

When the camps open, roads will start reaching the villages and a supply chain will be formed. This will drive the Naxalites away from the area.

The security forces have had a lot of success in the last one year. Dantewada Superintendent of Police (SP) Dr. Abhishek Pallav got a register prepared, in which the names of about fifteen hundred Naxalites are there.

The police is going to his house and explaining to his relatives. It has had a wide impact. So far 368 Naxalites have surrendered.

New camps will open here.

New camps of CAF will be opened at Nahari, Rewali, Gonderas, Gumiyapal, Badepalli. After the monsoon, the soldiers will be deployed in these villages.

Due to the absence of camp, the Naxalites run arbitrarily in these areas and the villagers get little benefit of government schemes. Now the main roads of Naxalites will be guarded by the force.

Increasing infection of corona in neighboring states of Chhattisgarh raised concern, appeal for caution

Corona virus infection has started increasing again in the neighboring state of Chhattisgarh. In view of this, CM Bhupesh Baghel has appealed to the people of the state to take special precautions, especially in Bastar division.

Giving the example of New Delhi, the Chief Minister has said that after the opening of the lockdown there, the infection rate has again increased by 0.5 percent.

Similarly, in the districts bordering Bastar of neighboring Maharashtra, information about increase in infection is also being received.

The Chief Minister warned, said- it is necessary to prevent the infection from spreading again in the state.

Chief Minister Baghel said that there is a need to take a lesson from this. The situation is much better in Chhattisgarh at this time. The infection rate is less than two percent, the mortality rate is also very low.

The number of new patients and total active cases in the state has also remained very small. He has said that we have lost many loved ones during the second wave of Corona.

We have to struggle a lot to keep our economy afloat. Now the development has gained momentum again in the state.