Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Amit Shah Visits Chhattisgarh to Review Anti-Naxal Ops
Amit Shah, a high-ranking government official, is going to visit a part of India called Chhattisgarh for two days.
He will meet with leaders and discuss ways to fight against Maoists, a group that is sometimes violent.
He will also attend a special gathering called the Muria Durbar, which is part of a long festival.
This visit comes after a large number of Maoists gave themselves up to the authorities.
Amit Shah is visiting Chhattisgarh for two days.
He will review anti-Naxal operations.
Shah will attend the Muria Durbar in Bastar.
His visit follows invitations from local leaders.
103 Maoists surrendered in Bijapur the day before his visit.
- Who
- Amit Shah
- What
- Visiting Chhattisgarh to review anti-Naxal operations and attend the Muria Durbar.
- When
- 2-day visit starting late Friday evening.
- Where
- Chhattisgarh, primarily in Bastar.
- Why
- To review anti-Naxal operations and attend the Muria Durbar.
Maoist Opposition
Government Stance
Presence in Chhattisgarh
Maoist Opposition
The Maoists are likely against the visit and efforts to suppress their activities.
Government Stance
The government seeks to eliminate Maoist presence.
- Event
- Amit Shah's 2-day visit to Chhattisgarh
- Purpose
- Review Anti-Naxal Operations & Attend Cultural Events
- Location
- Jagdalpur, Bastar
- Event
- Muria Durbar attendance
- Recent Surrender
- 103 Maoists surrendered on Thursday in Bijapur
- Surrendered Maoists Rewards
- 49 carried rewards of Rs 1.06 crore total
Sources
Chhattisgarh crackdown: Over 100 Maoists lay down arms worth Rs 1 crore in Bijapur district
Maharashtra: Gadchiroli Police Destroy Maoist Monuments, Arrest Naxal Supporter During Anti-Maoist Operations