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Security forces celebrate 1st Diwali in Hidma's village year after Naxalite's death
By Jitendra Bahadur Singh3 min read at India Today
In brief
Puvarti, the native village of slain Maoist commander Madvi Hidma in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, celebrated Diwali with security forces for the first time since being declared Naxal-free.
The event, organized under the Sukma Police's community outreach initiative, aimed to strengthen ties and convey a message of peace, development, and trust.
Security personnel and villagers, including surrendered Naxalites, participated in the festivities.
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For the first time since coming out of the influence of Naxalism, Puvarti, the native village of slain Maoist commander Madvi Hidma in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, celebrated Diwali with security forces on Sunday. The festival brought together police personnel, District Reserve Guard (DRG) jawans, villagers, women, children and in a celebration that marked a shift for a village once associated with Maoist violence and the fear of armed conflict.
Puvarti was recently declared , reflecting the changing security situation in the region. The village was once a stronghold of Maoist activity and had remained under the shadow of the for years.
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