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News India Live, Digital Desk: of Jharkhand Saranda The dense forests are said to be Asia’s densest Sal forest, but for the last several years this area has been known for Maoists and the echo of bullets. Meanwhile, today a news has come which on one hand gives us relief, and on the other hand raises a big question.
One in West Singhbhum (Chaibasa) district Minor Naxalite Has surrendered before the police and CRPF. Imagine, at the age when he should have had a school bag in his hands and dreams in his eyes, this child was carrying a heavy rifle in the forest.
Naxalites using innocent people as shield?
The things that have come to light after surrendering before the police expose the cruelty of the Maoists. Actually, due to constant raids by police and security forces, Naxalites are on the backfoot. Big cadres are either being killed or running away. In such a situation, to hide their decreasing power, they are now luring innocent minor children of the village into the organization by luring or threatening them.
This child was also a victim of this ‘conspiracy’. He was shown false dreams of revolution, but the reality of the jungle turned out to be different – there was only hunger, fear and death.
Effect of ‘Operation’ and homesickness
Police are continuously running operations in the forests of Saranda. It is no longer safe for Naxalites to live in the forest. This minor also realized that he was on the wrong path. He did not like the world of violence and bloodshed. He started missing his family, his home and his peaceful life.
This is the reason why as soon as he got the opportunity, he decided to get out of this ‘hell’ and returned to the mainstream.
Police extended a helping hand
Jharkhand Police and CRPF have considered this surrender as a big success, but what is more important is that they saved a stray life.
The officials have clearly said that this child will not be sent to jail, but will be given a chance to improve and study. government’s Surrender Policy Under this, he will get all the facilities, so that he can again live a respectable life like a common man.
an appeal to society
This incident is a lesson and hope for all those families of Saranda whose children are lost in the forest due to one reason or the other. The road is not closed yet. If one minor can come back, the rest can also give up their weapons and return home.
Guns bring only destruction, not future. We all should be happy with this child’s ‘homecoming’ and hope that the forests of Jharkhand will soon be free from guns.