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<div>Bastar's Last Key Naxal Leader Papa Rao Set To Surrender Ahead Of March 31 Deadline</div>
Bastar's Last Key Naxal Leader Papa Rao Set To Surrender Ahead Of March 31 Deadline
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Bastar’s Last Key Naxal Leader Papa Rao Set To Surrender Ahead Of March 31 Deadline

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Paparao, who is also known by several aliases including Sunam Chandraya, Mangu Dada and Chandranna, is regarded as one of the last remaining senior Maoist leaders in Bastar.

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