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Lok Sabha debates end of Left Wing Extremism
A renewed push against Maoist insurgency is now at the centre of the government’s internal security agenda. Union Home Minister Amit Shah had set March 2026 as the deadline to eliminate left-wing extremism, marking one o…
A renewed push against Maoist insurgency is now at the centre of the government’s internal security agenda. Union Home Minister Amit Shah had set March 2026 as the deadline to eliminate left-wing extremism, marking one of the most ambitious timelines in recent years.
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- A renewed push against Maoist insurgency is now at the centre of the government’s internal security agenda.
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah had set March 2026 as the deadline to eliminate left-wing extremism, marking one of the most ambitious timelines in recent years.
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- A renewed push against Maoist insurgency is now at the centre of the government’s internal security agenda.
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah had set March 2026 as the deadline to eliminate left-wing extremism, marking one of the most ambitious timelines in recent years.