The joint operation covers dense forest areas and border villages in Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, and Maharashtra. CRPF personnel, CoBRA commandos, and state police teams are working together in the search mission.

Officials have increased surveillance in sensitive locations and set up checkpoints along interstate borders. Security teams are carrying out extensive searches to stop any possible escape routes.

Authorities believe the operation could deal a major blow to Maoist activities in the region. Security forces combing for Maoist leaders continue to monitor suspected hideouts and gather intelligence as the search enters a crucial phase.

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Prakash, a native of Mandamarri in Mancherial district, played a key role in Maoist activities for over four decades. He began his journey in the early 1980s during the “Go to the Villages” movement. Later, he became the president of the Singareni Workers’ Union, which operated under the Maoist wing.

Over the years, Prakash organized several campaigns in the National Park area and remained active in the CPI-Maoist party for nearly 45 years. His leadership influenced multiple generations of activists across Telangana and neighboring states.

Officials said his surrender marks a major success for the Telangana Police’s efforts to encourage Maoist cadre to surrender. His move is expected to inspire other members to give up arms and join peaceful, lawful life.

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