By PTI
GONDIA: A 19-year-old tribal lady from Maharashtra’s Gondia district who was as quickly as a member of a Naxal squad has cleared the Class 12 board examination, and is aspiring to hitch the police stress.
Rajula Ravelsingh Hidami, resident of Lavhari village in Kurkheda tehsil of the jap Maharashtra district, cleared the state board examination with 45.83 per cent marks, a senior police official talked about.
The outcomes of the board examination had been declared earlier this week.
Rajula was kidnapped by Naxals in 2016-17 when she was grazing cattle near her village, and forcibly inducted into the Kurkheda Korchi Deori (KKD) dalam (squad), the official talked about.
She was given arms teaching and was allegedly involved in an incident of violence in opposition to the police too, he talked about.
The police’s intelligence wing obtained information that she wished to depart the banned outfit, following which police helped her escape in 2018, the official talked about.
Rajula surrendered sooner than then further superintendent of police Sandeep Athole.
Considering her youthful age, senior officers counselled her and happy her to hitch the mainstream of society, he talked about.
Athole, now the superintendent of police of the Anti-Corruption Bureau in Aurangabad, turned her guardian, and with the help of tribal enchancment enterprise officer Jitendra Chaudhari, helped her enrol in a tribal residential school.
Rajula had studied upto Class 7 sooner than she was kidnapped.
Back at school, she resumed her analysis and some police personnel even tutored her.
She managed to clear the Class 10 examination in 2021, and now she has handed the Class 12 examination too, the police official talked about.
Speaking to reporters, Rajula talked about she wanted to complete graduation and be a part of the police stress.
She has realised the importance of coaching, she talked about, attention-grabbing to others like her to give up violence and be a part of the mainstream.
Gondia Superintendent of Police Nikhil Pingale felicitated her on Saturday.
GONDIA: A 19-year-old tribal lady from Maharashtra’s Gondia district who was as quickly as a member of a Naxal squad has cleared the Class 12 board examination, and is aspiring to hitch the police stress.
Rajula Ravelsingh Hidami, resident of Lavhari village in Kurkheda tehsil of the jap Maharashtra district, cleared the state board examination with 45.83 per cent marks, a senior police official talked about.
The outcomes of the board examination had been declared earlier this week.googletag.cmd.push(carry out() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
Rajula was kidnapped by Naxals in 2016-17 when she was grazing cattle near her village, and forcibly inducted into the Kurkheda Korchi Deori (KKD) dalam (squad), the official talked about.
She was given arms teaching and was allegedly involved in an incident of violence in opposition to the police too, he talked about.
The police’s intelligence wing obtained information that she wished to depart the banned outfit, following which police helped her escape in 2018, the official talked about.
Rajula surrendered sooner than then further superintendent of police Sandeep Athole.
Considering her youthful age, senior officers counselled her and happy her to hitch the mainstream of society, he talked about.
Athole, now the superintendent of police of the Anti-Corruption Bureau in Aurangabad, turned her guardian, and with the help of tribal enchancment enterprise officer Jitendra Chaudhari, helped her enrol in a tribal residential school.
Rajula had studied upto Class 7 sooner than she was kidnapped.
Back at school, she resumed her analysis and some police personnel even tutored her.
She managed to clear the Class 10 examination in 2021, and now she has handed the Class 12 examination too, the police official talked about.
Speaking to reporters, Rajula talked about she wanted to complete graduation and be a part of the police stress.
She has realised the importance of coaching, she talked about, attention-grabbing to others like her to give up violence and be a part of the mainstream.
Gondia Superintendent of Police Nikhil Pingale felicitated her on Saturday.
