Archive · 19 Nov 2025
Union Minister Vows to End Maoism, Criticizes Urban Naxals
India's Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, Bandi Sanjay Kumar, has said that the government will finish Maoism, a left-wing insurgency, by March 2023.
He called on Naxals to give up their weapons and return to normal life, criticizing those who recruit poor youth.
Kumar stressed the government's commitment to ending the conflict, led by Home Minister Amit Shah.
Meanwhile, Kumar accused urban Naxals of hypocrisy for not protesting against the Congress government's unfulfilled promises.
Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar claims Maoism will end by March 2023
He urges Naxals to lay down weapons and return to normal life
Kumar criticizes 'urban Naxals' who allegedly exploit poor youth
He emphasizes PM Modi's and HM Amit Shah's commitment to ending Maoism
Kumar's statement comes amidst ongoing operations against Naxal groups
- Who
- Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar
- What
- Vowed to end Maoism by March 2023 and criticized 'urban Naxals'
- When
- On Tuesday
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- To urge Naxals to surrender, end the conflict, and expose urban Naxals' hypocrisy
Naxals
Indian Government
Future of Maoism
Naxals
Naxals may continue their insurgency
Indian Government
Government aims to end it by March 2023
Recruitment of Youth
Naxals
Naxals may continue recruiting youth
Indian Government
Government blames 'urban Naxals' for exploiting poor youth
Urban Naxals' Hypocrisy
Naxals
Urban Naxals may continue supporting Maoism
Indian Government
Government accuses them of not protesting against Congress
- Conflict
- Maoism
- Government's Target Date
- March 2023
- Minister's Call
- Lay down weapons and return to life
- Criticism
- Urban Naxals exploiting poor youth and not protesting against Congress
- Government Leadership
- PM Narendra Modi and HM Amit Shah
