Welcome kits provided to surrendered youth after special training
Jagdalpur. After surrendering, these young people are undergoing special training, teaching them communication skills and the art of handling information systems. Upon completion of the training, each is provided with a welcome kit by the Home Department. The Home Department has utilized technology in this special campaign.
Each surrendered individual is not only being integrated into the mainstream but also becoming part of a digital network. The department now maintains a record containing the names, villages, and mobile numbers of all these former Naxalites. With just one click, it becomes clear which individual is active in which area. Now, news of any suspicious movement or the presence of Naxalites within the village reaches the district headquarters and security camps within minutes. This initiative by the Home Department is also having a significant psychological impact. When villagers see a young man from their own community helping the government and living a better life, their fears diminish. This network is not only strategically important but will also serve as a bridge in reaching government schemes to the last person in the future.
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