vijay sharma

Union Home Minister Amit Shah launched Chhattisgarh's largest technology-driven emergency response upgrade, flagging off 400 Dial-112 vehicles and 32 mobile forensic science vans. This initiative aims to reduce police response times and bring scientific investigation directly to crime scenes across all 33 districts, enhancing citizen safety and accelerating justice.

Four security personnel, including an inspector, tragically lost their lives in an accidental IED blast during a de-mining operation in Chhattisgarh's Kanker-Narayanpur border region. The blast occurred while the team was attempting to defuse a Maoist-planted explosive. This incident highlights the persistent dangers faced by forces in the insurgency-affected Bastar area.

A 20-year-old woman from Jharkhand was allegedly confined, subjected to bonded labour, assaulted, and molested by a couple in Greater Noida. Rescued after contacting her sister, she revealed being forced to work without pay and prevented from returning home. An FIR has been registered against the couple.

'96% Bastar Region Becomes Free From Maoist Influence'

Olympic medalist Mirabai Chanu is adhering to a rigorous diet for the 48kg category, foregoing local delicacies to maintain peak performance for upcoming Asian and Commonwealth Games. Despite a Paris Olympics setback, her record-breaking national performance fuels confidence for the Asian Championships. Chanu also champions grassroots talent through initiatives like the Khelo India Tribal Games.

Security forces are intensifying operations nationwide to neutralize remaining Maoist cadres by the March 31 deadline. Efforts include tracking approximately 130-150 armed Naxals and encouraging surrenders, with significant troop movements and cross-border operations underway. The Centre is also planning a post-operation development blueprint.

Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister vijay sharma announced that central paramilitary forces may begin withdrawing from Bastar by March 31, 2027, a year after the state's target to end Naxalism. He stated that most Maoist area committees are now inactive, with remaining ones in south and west Bastar targeted for elimination.

Chhattisgarh's Deputy Chief Minister vijay sharma announced that central paramilitary forces may begin withdrawing from Bastar by March 31, 2027, a year after the state's target to end Naxalism. He stated that most Maoist area committees are now inactive, with only four remaining in southern and western Bastar. The government is focusing on territorial control and rehabilitation of surrendered Naxalites.