PM Narendra Modi declared that the day India could be freed from Maoist terror was not far. | Photo Credit: PTI
He was addressing a conclave organised by NDTV in New Delhi. “In the final 50-55 years, 1000’s had been killed by Maoist terrorists. These Naxals wouldn’t permit colleges or hospitals to be constructed… they might not let docs enter clinics… they might bomb establishments. Maoist terrorism was an injustice to the younger folks,” he mentioned. “I used to really feel agitated… that is the primary time I’m expressing my ache to the world,” Mr. Modi mentioned.
He criticised the earlier the Congress regime for its ‘lack of ability’ to root out “city naxals”, who he mentioned had been so dominant that no details about any Maoist terrorist incident reached the folks of the nation and so they enforced heavy censorship on such incidents.
“This is why my authorities has taken explicit efforts to succeed in out to those wayward youth and convey them again into the mainstream. Today, the nation is seeing the results of these efforts,” he mentioned.
“Earlier, the headlines had been about automobiles blown up in Bastar and safety personnel killed. Today, the youth there are organising ‘Bastar Olympics’. This is an enormous change,” Mr. Modi mentioned.
“The day just isn’t far when India might be completely free from Naxalism and Maoist violence, this too is Modi’s assure,” he mentioned.
Published – October 18, 2025 12:28 am IST
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