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Center-Right Owned by Living Media IndiaPM Modi says 'dimagi naxals' still instigating people against Constitution
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked what he called the first Diwali after a victory over Naxalism by celebrating with security personnel at the Karanpur CoBRA Operations Base in Bastar. He described the achievement as a remarkable milestone for the country and said a significant share of the credit belonged to the security forces. While declaring that armed Maoists have been eliminated, Modi warned that “dimagi Naxals” continue to instigate people against the Constitution, infiltrating organisations and political parties, and urged that the fight against Maoist ideology must go on.
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left · 5 outlets
Jagdalpur: Targeting political opponents, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the threat of Naxalism has not ended even though armed Maoists have been eliminated, alleging that "dimagi Naxals" have infiltrated several organisations, including political parties, and are instigating people…
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center · 7 outlets
Jagdalpur, Nov 08: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the end of Maoist terror and Naxal menace was a victory of the country’s right policies and a strong political will. “Our government took decisions which dealt very big blows to the funding of Naxals and secessionists,” Modi said, while…
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right · 7 outlets
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday extended Diwali greetings to the people of the country, wishing them happiness, peace and prosperity. In a video message posted on X, the Prime Minister said the festival of lights symbolised India's resolve to fight darkness.
— India TV
