Naxals Surrender and Rehabilitation Policy

In order to bring naxalites into the mainstream, the States have their own surrender and rehabilitation policies. Government of

India

has approved revised guidelines for surrender-cum-rehabilitation of naxalites in the naxal affected States which inter alia provides for an immediate grant of Rs.1.5 lakh, a stipend of Rs. 2000 for three years, vocational training and incentives for surrender of weapons.

The State-wise details of naxals surrendered in 2009 and 2010 are as under:

State	Naxals Surrendered
	2009	2010 (up to 25 Nov)
	2009	2010 (up to 25 Nov)
Andhra Pradesh	89	129
Bihar	16	13
Chhattisgarh	16	05
Jharkhand	8	20
Madhya Pradesh	1	02
Maharashtra	8	19
Orissa	10	46
Uttar Pradesh	01	00
West Bengal	0	06
Others	01	04
Total	150	244

Details of funds released to the States under Security Related Expenditure (SRE) Scheme, inter alia, including the amount reimbursed for surrender and rehabilitation of naxals are given below:

(figures in Rs. Crore)

State	2009-2010		2010-2011 (up to 23^rd Nov 2010)
State	Advance	Reimbursement	Advance	Reimbursement
Andhra Pradesh	1.98	0.30	7.48	16.54
Bihar	2.77	--	9.08	13.15
Chhattisgarh	4.60	31.54	24.29	36.07
Jharkhand	4.99	6.12	12.33	44.24
Madhya Pradesh	0.11	--	0.15	0.31
Maharashtra	0.67	2.04	4.38	4.90
Orissa	3.71	--	22.80	12.16
Uttar Pradesh	0.51	--	0.72	-
West Bengal	0.66	--	1.55	12.97
Total	20.00	40.00	82.78	140.34
	60.00		223.12

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