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Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma lauded the Chhattisgarh Police and Central Police for carrying out Operation Black Forest, saying that the operation was very difficult and police achieved a huge success.
"The operation was very difficult and Chhattisgarh Police and Central Police conducted a huge operation and achieved huge success... The Chhattisgarh government is committed to ensuring that development reaches every village of Bastar... Union Home Minister Amit Shah has made it clear that the Constitution of India should be implemented in every corner of Bastar..., he told ANI. The Deputy CM discussed the work done to ensure that government schemes reach the people and said that they are working to ensure that the schemes reach a saturation point. "There is a lot of work being done, around a radius of 5 kilometres of every camp, where we can cover various villages. We are working to bring the schemes to a saturation limit, we are calling it Niyad Nellanar," Sharma said. He further said that while the government "does not want to fire even one bullet" and is ready for talks, but Naxalites are not ready for it. "Regarding talks, we are very clear, the government does not want to fire even one bullet and is ready for talks, but who will talk? In Hyderabad, some meetings were held between individuals and organisations. They started telling the Central government on what should be done, and did the same with state governments, it does not happen like this," Dy CM Sharma said. In a historic success in the resolve of a 'Naxal-free India,' the security forces on Wednesday killed 31 Naxalites in the biggest-ever 21-operation against Naxalism, on the Karreguttalu Hill (KGH) at the Chhattisgarh-Telangana border. A total of 214 Naxal hideouts and bunkers have been destroyed in the operation, and a total of 450 IEDs, 818 BGL shells, 899 bundles of Codex, detonators and a huge amount of explosive material have been recovered during the searches. (ANI)
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