Now policemen have been killed in order to get 20 million birr to buy agricultural landAchi News

Rs 20 lakh assistance to the families of policemen killed in fighting with Naxalites to buy farm land, government jobs to sympathize civilian relatives affected by Naxal attacks and Rs 5 lakh additional assistance to surrendered Naxalites Rs 5 million or more.

These provisions are part of the new comprehensive anti-Naxal policy announced by the Chhattisgarh Cabinet on Friday by Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, a senior government official said on Saturday.

While the state has a Naxal surrender and rehabilitation policy and provisions for compensation during Naxal violence, this is the first time such a policy has been enacted on a wide scale, officials said.
Based on the region’s three-pronged “development, trust and security” strategy, the new policy addresses targets and works across government departments in education, health and conflict-affected areas, the regional official said.