Four-Day hunt for dreaded Maoist leader Shukru and his aides intensifies in Odisha's Daringbadi

Security forces on Monday launched an extensive operation in the Maoist-affected region of Daringbadi to capture the notorious Maoist leader Shukru. The intensified combing drive has been continuing relentlessly for four days, signalling a determined push to track down the rebel leader and his associates.

The security personnel have been deployed across dense forests and inaccessible terrain, maintaining strict vigil amid challenging conditions. The operation marks one of the significant anti-Naxal offensives in the region in recent days.

High-Tech Surveillance from the Sky

To strengthen the search effort, Odisha Police has deployed an advanced drone to monitor Shukru’s movements. The drone has been flying over the rugged landscape, providing aerial surveillance and enhancing the security grid on the ground.

Few persons are constantly tracking the movements of the drones, which are playing a crucial role in aerial surveillance.

According to reliable sources, the drones are capable of flying up to 15 kilometres from one point to another, enabling security forces to monitor vast and inaccessible forest areas. This technological support is expected to significantly enhance efforts to locate Maoist leader Shukru and his aides, who are reportedly hiding in remote and difficult terrain.

With forces guarding the forests and technology scanning from above, the net appears to be tightening around the Maoist leader. Authorities remain on high alert as the operation continues with unwavering intensity.