Jharkhand Police Launches Poster War Against Absconding Extremists, Seeks Public Cooperation

Jharkhand Police intensifies its campaign against absconding extremists by launching a poster war in forest areas, seeking cooperation from locals. The posters feature extremist details, urging citizens to provide information and discourage support for these elements. The police appeal to families to motivate surrender under the state’s rehabilitation policy.

Police’s poster war against absconding and wanted extremists, appeals for cooperation from common people. Jharkhand Police, which is running a campaign against extremists in the state, will now run a poster war in forest areas. Police will seek cooperation from common people by putting up posters related to such extremists in forest areas including their villages and homes.

Jharkhand Police Launches Poster War: It will appeal to them not to cooperate with such elements and give clues about them to the administration

At present, the number of absconding and wanted extremists in the state is 69. The government has placed a reward on them. These include four extremists with a reward of Rs 1 crore each and six extremists with a reward of Rs 25 lakh each. The police will also appeal to their relatives to motivate them to join the mainstream under the surrender cum rehabilitation policy of the state government.

This poster war of the police against Naxalites-extremists was run earlier also. The purpose behind this is that the general public should also be aware of this campaign of the police and cooperate with the administration.

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A poster pasted at the house of the wanted extremist with drums

After the arrest of Dinesh Gop, Martin Kerketta, the self-proclaimed regional commander with a reward of Rs. 15 lakhs who has taken over the reins of the banned People’s Liberation Front of India (PLFI), has become a headache for the police.

Just a day ago, a joint team of police from Khunti and Gumla districts reached Martin Kerketta’s village in Redwa Chunwa Toli village of Kamdara police station area and put up a poster at his house. The police team reached there with drums. The villagers present have been appealed to give information about him.

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