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Maoist Keesa Narasimhulu to surrender
Maoist Keesa Narasimhulu to surrender, Keesa Narasimhulu surrendered. Narasimhulu, a native of Kondapak mandal in Medak, became an active member of Maoist party in 1989.
Hyderabad: Stage has been set for the surrender of Keesa Narasimhulu, an underground functionary of the CPI (Maoist). Narasimhulu, a Maoist Commander from Medak, who has been underground for more than 20 years, was one of the wanted Naxalites and carrying a reward of Rs 5 lakh on his head. D Vijay Kumar, Medak SP, said that mediators had approached the police in this regard.
Narasimhulu, a native of Kondapak mandal in Medak, became an active member of Maoist party in 1989.
In the same year, he went underground and participated in various operations within the State and other States. A few cases under the Arms and Explosives Act are pending against him in the State. Officials said that Narasimhulu must have been inspired by the recent surrender of Maoist leader G Usendi.
