Amit Shah pledges to end Naxalism in India by March 2026, with over 880 surrenders in 2024.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah declared that Naxalism will be eliminated from India by March 2026, showcasing the BJP government’s relentless endeavors. In 2024, more than 880 Naxals surrendered, with assurances to rehabilitate those who choose peace. Shah underscored the importance of development in Bastar region and commended tribal artisans for their cultural significance.

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Amit Shah pledges to end Naxalism in India by March 2026, with over 880 surrenders in 2024.

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