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End of Naxalism

Government and Policy

Chhattisgarh: End of Naxalism by Modi govt marks new beginning for Nelangur, village gets tap water connection for the first time

OpIndia Staff -
Jain stated, "Water is being lifted from the source using solar-powered pumps and supplied directly to homes through pipelines."
Editor's picks

HM Amit Shah reveals in Parliament how a 50 km Naxal terror zone in Telangana-Chhattisgarh border was dismantled: Read about Operation Black Forest

OpIndia Staff -
“Operation Black Forest was conducted on a hill spread over 50 km in length and 37 km in width on the Telangana-Chhattisgarh border. The Naxalites had established a permanent camp there with arrangements to sustain fighting for 5 years - including weapons, solar lights, factories for making a large number of IEDs, and food grains stocked for 5 years. Besides this, 400 to 500 cadres were gathered there,” Shah said.
News Reports

India at the end of Naxalism: How a violent movement was born, sustained and finally crushed — tracing the shift from political ambiguity to...

Shraddha Pandey -
As India becomes free from the menace of Maoist-Leftist terrorism, here is a look back at the birth, life and death of Naxalism in India.
Government and Policy

HM Amit Shah declares India ‘Naxal-mukt’, attacks Congress over ‘decades of support’ to Maoist ecosystem

OpIndia Staff -
In Lok Sabha, Shah asserted Naxals caused underdevelopment, cites killings, arrests and surrenders, and accused Congress of having links with Maoist sympathisers during UPA era.
News Reports

Inside India’s final push against Naxalism: How roads and security ops are bringing Chhattisgarh’s Maoist strongholds into the mainstream

Shriti Sagar -
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai made a strong statement on 18th March, claiming that Naxalism in the state is effectively over.
Crime

A week before the 31st March deadline, the last remaining Maoists Papa Rao and Sukru surrender with their associates and weapons

OpIndia Staff -
Sukru was the most wanted Maoist in Odisha. He had a reward of Rs 55 lakh. Papa Rao another senior commander had Rs 25 lakh bounty.
News Reports

Chhattisgarh govt allocates ₹100 crores to Bastar’s former Naxal-infested regions: Abujhmad and Jagargunda to be developed as ‘education cities’

Shriti Sagar -
In November, last year, Narayanpur Superintendent of Police Robinsons Guria said that almost 80% of the Naxals operating in the Abujhmad area have surrendered.
News Reports

End of Naxalism: With Devuji’s surrender in Telangana, just one more Politburo member Misir Besra left in CPI (Maoist), read who is he

Rukma Rathore -
The Maoist party's central committee is down to only 5 members from approximately 50 and the Politburo has essentially been reduced to just one active participant, Misir Besra
Editor's picks

Complete wipe out: As the March 31 deadline approaches, not only Naxals, their memorials too are being destroyed by security forces

Shriti Sagar -
Earlier, such memorials were used by Maoists as instruments to maintain fear, dominance, and ideological control within local communities.
Crime

Only 7 districts in the country remain Naxal-affected after Bihar declared “Naxal Free” following the surrender of Suresh Koda

OpIndia Staff -
There are currently no armed Naxalite squads functioning in any of the 23 districts in Bihar that were previously affected by the threat.
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