The Naxal Conflict refers to a violent insurgency in India. It began in the late 1960s. The movement is rooted in Maoist ideology. Naxalites seek to overthrow the government. They aim to address issues of land rights and social justice. The conflict primarily affects rural areas. It has significant implications for security and development. The government responds with military and developmental measures.
The Madhya Pradesh government’s declaration in December 2024 that the state is “Maoist-free” marks a significant moment in India’s long-running battle against Left-Wing Extremism (LWE). Behind the announcement...
