A female Naxal surrendered before police in insurgency-hit Bijapur district under Bastar region, on Saturday. The surrendered ultra had joined insurgency in 2009, informed Superintendent of Police Kl Dhruv.
According to police, Sarita Pulse (18) daughter of Erra Pulse resident of Madded area decided to give up violence. She was reportedly fed up with senior Naxal cadres.Sarita had joined Naxal organisation in 2009 under pressure from lOS (local Operating Squad) Commander of Awapalli area Sita. After undergoing training for about one year in 2010 she was made member of Naxal lGS (local Guerrilla Squad) operating in Madded region. She used to carry a country made gun, police informed.
The surrendered Naxal, police said had also worked with KAMS (Krantikari Adivasi Mahila Sanghatan) one of the affiliates of banned terror outfit Communist Party of India (Maoist). The Superintendent of Police informed that Sarita had been handed over immediate relief of Rs10,000 and will be offered benefits under various schemes run by state government for rehabilitation of surrendered Naxals.