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Amit Shah vows to clear every trace of Naxalism after decades of tribal suffering

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Amit Shah vows to clear every trace of Naxalism after decades of tribal suffering

Amit Shah highlighted the importance of eradicating Naxalism to restore growth in Bastar, Chhattisgarh.

He noted that significant efforts had been made in this regard by local tribal leadership.

Shah mentioned a distribution program of assistive devices benefiting over 3,600 disabled individuals, particularly Naxal violence victims.

He emphasized the need to heal the wounds from years of suffering while maintaining that Naxalism's end does not restore dignity immediately.

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