Odisha Police declares two more districts 'Naxal-free'

The Odisha Police have announced that two additional districts, Kalahandi and Nuapada, have been declared 'Naxal-free', marking a significant development in the state's ongoing efforts to combat Maoist insurgency. This declaration follows a series of successful operations and community engagement initiatives aimed at eradicating Naxal influence in the region. Officials highlighted the importance of collaborative strategies, including local development projects and enhanced policing, which have contributed to improving security and fostering trust among residents. Odisha has been actively working towards reducing Maoist activities in its districts, and this latest declaration is seen as a testament to the state's commitment to restoring peace and stability. The police plan to continue their efforts in other affected areas while ensuring that the achievements in Kalahandi and Nuapada are sustained through ongoing community support and development programs.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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