India's Triumph: A Diwali of Liberation from Naxal-Maoist Terror
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that over 100 districts in India are free from Maoist terror, a milestone achieved by the valor of the security forces. Addressing troops aboard INS Vikrant, Modi highlighted the drastic decrease in affected districts from 125 to just 11 over the past decade.
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In a significant announcement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi revealed that India is on the brink of eradicating Naxal-Maoist terror, with more than 100 districts liberated from this menace, ready to celebrate Diwali with newfound dignity.
Speaking aboard the INS Vikrant off Goa's coast, PM Modi applauded the relentless efforts and bravery of the security forces. He noted the notable reduction in districts afflicted by Maoist terror from 125 a decade ago to just 11 today, demonstrating a considerable achievement in national security.
PM Modi emphasized that this progress, marked by the construction of new infrastructure and businesses in previously terror-stricken areas, is a testimony to the sacrifices of the security forces. For the first time, countless communities across the country will celebrate Diwali with pride and dignity.
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