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Security forces got big success in Sukma, more than 16 Naxalites killed

Security forces got big success in Sukma, more than 16 Naxalites killed-Photo Arrangements

Sukma (Chhattisgarh): Security forces have achieved one of the biggest successes so far in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh. Security forces have killed more than 16 Naxalites in the encounter. According to sources, the number of Naxalites killed may increase further.

This encounter took place in the border area of ​​Sukma and Dantewada, where DRG (District Reserve Guard) and CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) personnel are continuously conducting search operations.

SP Kiran Chavan is monitoring the entire operation

Sukma SP Kiran Chavan is monitoring the entire operation and is constantly giving instructions to the soldiers. The search operation is still going on in the area by the security forces so that any type of escaped Naxalites can be caught.

Search operation continues

After this big success, the security forces are being vigilant in the entire area and are also searching for other possible Naxalite hideouts. After this encounter, there is an atmosphere of tension in the area, but the morale of the soldiers is high.

Important step towards preventing major Naxalite incidents

Naxal incidents have been happening continuously in Sukma and surrounding areas. This success of the security forces is being considered a big success naxalism in the Naxal-affected area. The local administration has termed this encounter as a major achievement.

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