Chhattisgarh witnessed 47% decline in Naxal violence, 64% reduction in civilian and security forces casualties: MoS Rai in LS
[New Indian Express] - 02/11/2025
NEW DELHI: In line with the claims made by Union Home Minister Amit Shah that the country would be free from Naxal violence by March 2026, the government on Tuesday informed the Lok Sabha that Chhattisgarh has seen a 47 per cent decline in incidents of violence and a 64 percent reduction in the (…)
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