Amit Shah reached Raipur on a two -day trip to Chhattisgarh

Union Home Minister Amit Shah reached Raipur on Friday night when he visited Chhattisgarh. Shah will be in contact with the security forces in the Bastar region on Saturday. He was the Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai and his Cabinet members, Raipur MP. Officials said Brijmohan Agarwal, party MLAs and senior leaders were welcomed. After this, Shah Nawa left for a hotel in Raipur.

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Home Minister Dandewada will go

According to the schedule, the Union Minister will reach Dandevada at 12.10 pm on Saturday afternoon and will pray at the Dandeswari temple.

According to the officials, he will attend the closing ceremony of the state government’s cultural project ‘Bastar Phantam’. After this, Shah will negotiate with the security forces involved in anti -Naxal. He said that at a hotel in Nawa Raipur at 5.20 pm, he said he would head the anti -Naxal activities and other sectors.

Amadi Shah’s promise on Knoxal eradication

The Union Home Minister had earlier stated that the central government has decided to end Naxalism by March 2026. Shah said on Tuesday (April 1) that the number of districts affected by left -wing terrorism in India had declined from 12 to six. In a post on Shah’s ‘X’, “The Modi government is creating a strong, secure and prosperous India with ruthless approach to Naxalism and unwavering efforts for the ubiquitous growth.

Naxalites continue to kill

Significantly, after the BJP came to power in 2023, the anti -knocking campaign in Chhattisgarh has intensified. Since last January, security forces have killed about 350 Naxalites at several meetings, most of which have been from Bastar region. Recently, on March 29, 18 Naxalites, including 11 women, were killed in two meetings in the Bastar region.

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