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Karnataka government today announced a week-long ceasefire
from Monday in anti-Naxal operations to facilitate surrender of Maoists, Chief
Minister Jagadish Shettar announced today.The ceasefire would take effect at 6 am on September 17 and
would be in force till 6 pm on September 23, he told reporters here.The measure has been taken as some Naxalites have sent a
message that they desire to surrender and the government is giving them an
opportunity do so, Shettar said.Naxals are active in Western Ghat forests, particulary in
Dakshina Kannada and Chikmagalur districts, officials said.Shettar did not say how many Naxalites would surrender but
added that key operatives had expressed a desire to lay down arms.Karnataka already has a surrender policy for Naxalites.
The Chief Minister said the government is willing to give
protection to surrendered Naxalites, encourage them to return to the mainstream
and lead a normal life.Defending the ceasefire decision, he said "we have not
forced them. They have come forward. We have to encourage them (to
surrender)".The government would give them a package within the legal
framework and as per the surrender policy.Asked if criminal cases against them would be withdrawn,
Shettar said it depends, noting that in case there are murder charges, the
state can't interfere.
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