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News India Live, Digital Desk: A very big and relief news is coming out today for Naxal affected areas, especially Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Odisha border. If you know the history of ‘Red Terror’, then ‘Madvi Hidma’ I used to get goosebumps as soon as I heard the name. He was not a headache for the security forces, but a ‘most wanted’ challenge.
According to the latest news, this dreaded Naxalite commander is reported to have been killed in a massive joint operation by Andhra Pradesh Police and security forces. If this news is completely confirmed, then consider that this is the deepest wound suffered by Naxalites in the last two decades.
Let us understand in simple language who Hidma was and what happened to Jharkhand after his death. Saranda What effect will it have on the forest?
Who was Madvi Hidma? (Who was Madvi Hidma?)
Hidma was not a common Naxalite. He belongs to CPI(Maoist) battalion number 1 Was the commander of. He was considered a master of guerrilla warfare.
Do you remember the 2010 Dantewada attack? In which 76 of our CRPF soldiers were martyred. Or the Jheeram Valley attack of 2013, in which the entire Congress leadership was eliminated. This Hidma is considered to be the mastermind of all these attacks. government on that Rs 25 lakh (and around Rs 40 lakh including different states) A reward of more than Rs.
How did ‘The End’ happen?
It is reported that Andhra Pradesh Special Police Force (Greyhounds) had received concrete information. After this a fierce encounter took place. Hidma, who was expert in hiding in the forest, could not break the police maze this time and was killed.
Jharkhand Connection and Saranda Network (Impact on Saranda)
Now you will think that if Mara has gone to Andhra Pradesh or border area, then why should Jharkhand be happy?
Friends, due to pressure from security forces for some time, Hidma along with her friends left Chhattisgarh. ‘Saranda’ forests of Jharkhand And was making inroads in the area of ’Kolhan’. He was preparing new fighters there and expanding the network.
His killing is like ‘crushing the head of a snake’ for the Naxalite network operating in Saranda.
- Lead over: Now the Naxalites do not have any such experienced strategist left.
- End of fear: The local tribals, whom he kept in fear, will now be able to breathe freely.
Will there be peace now?
This victory is very big. Hidma was an ‘invisible enemy’ for the security forces. Very few people had even seen his face. His departure is sure to create chaos in the organization. This is a big strategic victory for Jharkhand Police and central forces, because now the Naxalites will be on the backfoot.
North India Statesman