Why hidma Is Trending Today?

Madvi Hidma, a prominent Maoist commander, was killed in an encounter with security forces in Andhra Pradesh. Following Hidma's death, six more Maoists were killed and over 50 were arrested in a series of operations across the state. The elimination of Hidma is seen as a significant blow to the Maoist insurgency, often referred to as the 'Red Corridor', and brings India closer to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's goal of eliminating left-wing extremism by 2026. Meanwhile, a land deal in Pune has sparked controversy, drawing attention away from the Maoist operations.

Madvi Hidma, a top Maoist leader and one of India's most wanted insurgents, was killed in an encounter with security forces in Andhra Pradesh. The operation, which lasted for several hours, was a significant blow to the Maoist movement, with Hidma being linked to numerous deadly attacks, including the Dantewada and Darbha massacres. The encounter took place in the forests of Alluri, where six Maoists, including Hidma and his wife, were gunned down. Security forces had been tracking Hidma for over 34 hours, using small teams and multiple tiers to finally neutralize him. The killing of Hidma has been described as a decisive moment in the fight against Maoist insurgency and a turning point in anti-Maoist operations.