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Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday June 23, 2025 interacted with security forces who were involved in recent major anti-Naxal operations in the Bastar region – Photo credit-CG-PR
IN Short
*When the country becomes free from Naxalism in March 2026 under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, that moment will be one of the most important moments after independence
*When a child from a Naxal-affected area holds a pencil instead of a gun in his hand, the future of not only one region but the entire country improves
*Naxal violence has been a great horror for the poor and the tribals
*When the victory saga of freedom from Naxalism will be written, the hard work, sacrifice and martyrdom of the security forces will be written in golden letters in it
*In the area where Naxalism is ending, our government is completely eradicating red terror by providing food grains, health facilities, education, houses, and pure drinking water
Raipur : Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah on Monday 23, 2025 interacted with the security forces in Nava Raipur, Chhattisgarh in a program titled “Sankalp” interaction with force commanders and cammandos .
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma, Union Home Secretary, Director of Intelligence Bureau, Director General of BSF and other senior officials were present in the program .
The Union Home and Cooperation Minister, while addressing the soldiers, said that I salute the courage, valor, sacrifice and dedication of the Central Security Forces, Cobra Team, Chhattisgarh Police Force and DRG present here today. He said that I have full faith that the security force personnel make the encounter with Naxalites successful only with their bravery and hard work, Shah added. .
The Union Home Minister said that the bravery, patience and dedication with which the security forces have destroyed the bases built by the Maoists has surprised all the security forces of the world. He said that I know that whatever the army personnel decide, they achieve it. With this confidence in the security forces, I declare the end of Naxalism in the country by 31 March 2026.
The Union Home Minister said that Naxalism has been a big disaster for the poor tribal area, due to which about 40 thousand people have died or are living disabled lives in the last 35 years. Naxal violence did not allow basic facilities like food, electricity, education, house, toilet and pure drinking water to reach the poor tribals and forget about industry. Such a large area was forced to live in the period of slavery for so many years. The main reason for this is Naxalism.
The Union Home and Cooperation Minister said that I am happy today that in the area from where Naxalism is eradicated today, our government is connecting the people to the mainstream of development by providing food grains, health facilities, education, electricity, house, toilet and pure drinking water. He said that when a child writes A, Kha, Ga by holding a pencil instead of a gun in his hand, then the future of not only one region but the whole country improves. This moment is going to come soon.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that when the country will be free from Naxalism on 31 March 2026 under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi , that moment will be one of the most important moments after independence.
The Union Home Minister said that when the history of the end of Naxalism will be written, the sacrifice, sacrifice and hard work of the security forces will be written in golden letters in it.
Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah also launched ‘Lior Oyna’ – a book written on the horrific massacre of tribals by Naxalites and efforts to save Bastar, in Nava Raipur, Chhattisgarh on Monday June 23, 2025 . This book will be helpful in understanding the pain of the innocent, unarmed people who have been made victims of Naxalite violence. This book will also prove useful in removing the veil from the eyes of those who show sympathy to Naxalites in the name of human rights and exposing them.
