In a bid to gain the confidence of Pipradih villagers who have borne the burnt in the ongoing battle between security forces and Maoists ,the 26th battalion of the Central Reserve police Force (CRPF) on Tuesday distributed blankets ,school books pencils copies and playing kits among the villagers at a function in Gomia block in Bokaro district .
The function organized by the CRPF has spread a message of friends and peace among the villagers. More than 200 villagers, including women and children, assembled at the ground in village .ASP Abhiyan Sanjay Kumar, CRPF assistant commandant Sanjay Kumar and other CRPF , police officials distributed blankets ,books ,school bags ,and sports kits(Cricket)under its civic action programme on the direction of Akhlesh Kumar Singh ,commandant ,among the needy villagers of Pipradih village in Gomia block, said A/C of 26th battalion Sanjay Kumar.
On the occasion ASP (Abhiyan )Sanjay Kumar and assistant commandant Sanjay Kumar jointly said that the Maoists are now reportedly losing support of tribal in Gomia and other blocks ,there is great difference between Maoist idealism and reality Nobody joins the Maoists willingly .Villagers have started realizing that Maoists movement is not for the common people. The police till date have launched several operations and arrested many Maoists, destroyed their bunkers .Jharkhand having huge minerals and all should have make the coordination with the government to create the tourist places here, he further added .
Gomia is one of the most extremists hit block of Jharkhand and is a major hideout of the Maoist. But CRPF had organized several such type of programme at around the Gomia block including Jhumra and also a sports tournament including football, cricket and volleyball was organized here by CRPF 26th battalion ,in which several youths of the villages participated .There was a huge gathering of villagers to watch the games .
Hazari Mukhiya Chanderdip Paswan, Mukhiya Swang Smt Chameli Devi and south Swang mukhiya Dhanajay and others were among those who were present.