Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation, Shri Amit Shah, today interacted with security personnel in New Raipur, Chhattisgarh
When the country becomes free from Naxalism in March 2026 under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, it will be one of the most significant moments since Independence
When a child from a Naxal-affected area picks up a pencil instead of a gun, it is not just the future of that region but of the entire nation that is transformed
Naxal violence has been a grave catastrophe for the poor and tribal communities
When the saga of victory over Naxalism is written, the hard work, sacrifice, and dedication of our security personnel will be etched in golden letters
In the regions where Naxalism is being eradicated, our government is delivering food, healthcare, education, housing, and clean drinking water—completely uprooting the red terror
Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation, Shri Amit Shah, today interacted with security personnel in New Raipur, Chhattisgarh. During the interaction programme, the Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh, Shri Vishnu Deo Sai, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma, the Union Home Secretary, the Director of the Intelligence Bureau, the Director General of BSF, and other senior officials were present.
Addressing the security personnel, the Union Home Minister paid tribute to the courage, valor, sacrifice, and dedication of the Central Armed Police Forces, the CoBRA teams, Chhattisgarh Police, and the District Reserve Guard (DRG). He said, "I have full faith that it is the bravery and tireless efforts of our security forces that make the battle against Naxalism a success."
Union Home Minister said that the way security forces have dismantled Maoist hideouts with immense courage, patience, and commitment has astonished security forces across the world. "I know that what our jawans set out to achieve, they always accomplish," he added. Shri Shah further asserted, "It is the trust in our security forces inspired by which I keep reiterating that we will eradicate Naxalism before the 31st of March 2026."
Shri Amit Shah said that Naxalism has been a major catastrophe for poor tribal regions, leading to the deaths of nearly 40,000 people over the last 35 years, while many more have been left disabled. He said that Naxal violence deprived the poor tribal population of basic necessities such as food, electricity, education, housing, toilets, and clean drinking water — let alone any possibility of industrial development. Entire regions were forced to live in conditions akin to slavery for decades, and the root cause of this suffering was Naxalism. The Home Minister expressed satisfaction that as Naxalism is being eliminated from various regions, the Chhattisgarh government is ensuring the delivery of food, healthcare, education, electricity, housing, sanitation, and clean drinking water — thereby connecting people with the mainstream of development.
Union Home Minister said, “When a child picks up a pencil instead of a gun and begins writing 'Ka, Kha, Ga', it doesn’t just change the future of that child, but of the entire nation. That moment is very close.”
Shri Amit Shah stated that when the country becomes free from Naxalism in March 2026 under the leadership of PM Modi, it will be one of the most significant moments since Independence. He said that when the history of the eradication of Naxalism is written, the sacrifice, devotion, and hard work of our security forces will be inscribed in golden letters.
Shri Amit Shah also released the book ‘Leor Oyna’ in New Raipur, Chhattisgarh. The book is based on the lives of victims of Naxal violence. It will help in understanding the pain of those innocent and unarmed people who fell prey to the ruthless violence inflicted by Naxalites. It will also open the eyes of those who show sympathy towards Naxalites in the name of human rights and will be instrumental in exposing them.
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