PM Modi's 'Dimaagi Naxal' Remark Sparks Anti-Dissent Debate

India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, said something during a big speech that made many people argue.

He used a special word, 'Dimaagi Naxal,' which means a 'mental Maoist.'

Maoists are a group that uses violence, and the government has been trying to stop them.

Modi said that even if the violence stops, the ideas behind it might still stay.

He also said these forces seek violence and plot anarchy.

Some people in the Opposition think Modi is using this word to silence people who disagree with him.

They say he is calling his critics bad names instead of listening to them.

But a government minister named Kiren Rijiju said the word is only for people who support Maoists and separatists.

So the two sides see the same word very differently.

This has started a big political fight in India about free speech and dissent.