US EditionIndia Would Be Completely Free From Naxalism Before Next Conference of DGPs, IGPs: Home Minister Amit Shah.
Naxal-affected districts have dropped from 126 in 2014 to 11 today due to fortified police stations and legal reforms, Amit Shah said at a police conference.
- On Friday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said India would be completely free from Naxalism before the next all-India Directors General and Inspectors General of Police conference after addressing the inaugural session in Raipur, Chhattisgarh.
- The Modi government said it strengthened the security grid and bolstered the National Investigation Agency, Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, and introduced three new criminal laws.
- Security forces are striking at extremism, radicalisation and narcotics by focusing on intelligence accuracy, clear objectives and synergy, while Shah called for a three hundred and sixty degree offensive against narcotics and organised crime.
- The number of Naxal-affected districts fell from 126 to just 11 today, the ministry said, and Shah said lasting solutions for Naxalism, the North East and Jammu and Kashmir will soon unify these regions with the rest of the country.
- Once the three new criminal laws are fully implemented, Shah said policing in India would become the most modern in the world, and the DGsP and IGsP conference shapes reforms by identifying problems and strategies.
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Amit Shah speaks tough on Naxalism again, sets new deadline on eradication
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said that Naxalism would be eliminated before the next all-India Directors General and Inspectors General of Police conference. He made the remark while addressing the inaugural session of the three-day 60th DGsP and IGsP conference in Raipur, Chhattisgarh. A Ministry of Home Affairs statement quoted Shah as saying that the country would be completely free from the menace of Naxalism before the next confer…
India would be completely free from Naxalism before next conference of DGPs, IGPs: Home Minister Amit Shah.
India would be completely free from Naxalism before next conference of DGPs, IGPs: Home Minister Amit Shah. India would be completely free from Naxalism before next conference of DGPs, IGPs: Home Minister Amit Shah.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah Leaves for Raipur for 3-day DGP-IGP Conference
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Sharing a post on X on Thursday, Shah said that the deliberations would focus on building the next-level security grid to bulwark citizens from new-age threats. India News | Union Home Minister Amit Shah Leaves for Raipur for 3-day DGP-IGP Conference.
Naxalism alive in just some pockets of Chhattisgarh, will be eliminated by March 2026: Dy CM Sharma
Raipur, Nov 29 (PTI) Eighty per cent of the menace of Naxalism has been eradicated in Chhattisgarh, with just some pockets remaining in the western regions of Abhujmad as well as southern regions of Sukma and Bijapur districts, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma said on Saturday.The Centre has resolved to eliminate Naxalism from the country by March 2026 and it will be successfully done within the stipulated time, said Sharma, who holds the Home…
Shah's Ambitious Goal: Naxalism Gone Before Next Police Conference
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has issued a stark warning and a new deadline for the elimination of Naxalism, stating it will be eradicated before the next nationwide Directors General and Inspectors General of Police conference. The announcement was made during his address at the 60th DGsP and IGsP conference in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, underscoring the government’s firm commitment to national security. Shah highlighted the success of the Modi gove…
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