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Home Minister Amit Shah attacked Maoist ideology in the Lok Sabha, calling violence unacceptable and comparing extremists to freedom fighters wrong. He stressed a twin strategy of security and development, paying tribute to victims and urging Maoists to lay down arms
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee hit back at Union Home Minister Amit Shah, saying he should be chargesheeted for his past deeds, and alleged that the BJP would stop the Lakshmir Bhandar scheme and restrict dietary choices if it came to power.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched the BJP’s Assam campaign with a roadshow in Guwahati, asserting the NDA will secure over 90 seats in the upcoming assembly polls.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah intensified the BJP’s campaign in West Bengal, accusing the TMC government of aiding infiltration and endangering national security, while promising border fencing and electoral roll purification if the BJP comes to power
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Security forces have launched final operations to eliminate remaining Maoist cadres ahead of the March 31 deadline. The Centre is also preparing a post-operation development blueprint, including CAPF withdrawal and welfare measures in left wing extremism-affected regions
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AMMK leader T T V Dhinakaran ruled out bringing V K Sasikala into the NDA after meeting Amit Shah in Delhi, as parties held preliminary discussions ahead of the Tamil Nadu Assembly elections, with formal seat-sharing talks yet to begin
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The BJP is intensifying its campaign in Kerala for the April 9 Assembly elections, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other top leaders set to lead outreach efforts as the party aims to secure a historic electoral breakthrough
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The CBSE has cancelled Class 12 board examinations scheduled between March 16 and April 10 for students in several Middle East countries due to the ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict. The board will announce the result declaration process later.
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Union Minister Amit Shah accused the Bhagwant Mann government of corruption and called it an ATM for Arvind Kejriwal at a rally in Moga. He promised to end Punjab's drug menace within two years if the BJP forms government in 2027
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Surrendered CPI (Maoist) leader Thippiri Tirupati alias Devuji urged the government to lift the ban on Communist Party of India (Maoist) and recognise it as a political party, while demanding release of alleged “urban naxals” and signalling readiness to dissolve its armed wing
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah defended Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla during a debate on a motion seeking his removal, saying the Speaker acts as a neutral custodian of the House and accusing the opposition of undermining parliamentary traditions
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah is likely to reply to the debate on the no-confidence motion moved by Opposition MPs against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, who has been accused of acting in a partisan manner while conducting proceedings of the House
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah said India is on the verge of eliminating Maoists and will become Maoist-free by March 31. Speaking at the CISF Raising Day event in Odisha, he highlighted the force’s role in ensuring industrial security
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The Centre has introduced a Self-Enumeration option for Census-2027, allowing households to submit details online before enumerators begin field visits. Union Home Minister Amit Shah also unveiled four digital tools and mascots to support India’s first fully digital census exercise
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is likely to file nomination for the Rajya Sabha from Patna, signalling a possible end to his long tenure as chief minister. BJP leader Nitin Nabin will also file papers as NDA eyes all five seats
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AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal claimed that the countdown to the BJP’s removal from power has begun while addressing a rally at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi. He attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah over the excise policy case
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With the Naxalite movement nearing its end, the Ministry of Home Affairs has prepared a roadmap to prevent its revival. The Centre plans continued security, development, and monitoring in former affected districts to ensure long-term peace and stability
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the BJP will win the West Bengal Assembly polls and drive out infiltrators from the state. Speaking in Bihar, he announced steps to tackle demographic change and highlighted the role of security forces in border management
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah said Naxalism would be eliminated from India by March 31, 2026, while addressing the CRPF Day Parade in Guwahati. He praised the force for its role in restoring peace across conflict-hit regions
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah said illegal immigrants would be removed from electoral rolls and the country within five years. Addressing a gathering in Guwahati, he also attacked the Congress and challenged Rahul Gandhi on the issue