Maoist Leader, 3 Others, Surrender In Andhra Pradesh
December 27 2010
A leading Maoist has turned himself in to state police in Andhra Pradesh in southeastern India, reports the Calcutta Telegraph.
Maddela Adellu, a Maoist state committee member, has been accused of nine offenses, including two murders. The government set a reward of US$22,000 for his capture.
His wife Kurma Rambai, a divisional committee member in Maharashtra also surrendered, along with two militia leaders, said state police.
According to the police, there are about 370...
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