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Amit Shah Reaffirms 'No-Talks' Policy, Sets March 2026 Deadline to End Naxalism

He vowed militants who do not surrender by March 31, 2026, will face direct military action under a zero-dialogue framework.

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Overview

  • Speaking at the National Turmeric Board’s Nizamabad headquarters, Shah framed the campaign as essential to restoring development in tribal areas
  • He ruled out any negotiations with armed Maoists and warned that refusal to surrender would invite targeted elimination
  • Shah highlighted over 1,500 insurgent surrenders in the past 18 months and noted more than 10,000 former militants in the Northeast have renounced violence
  • He cautioned Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy against turning the state into a refuge for cadres fleeing nationwide security operations
  • Citing a four-decade toll of 40,000 deaths in tribal regions, Shah underscored the urgency of his zero-dialogue, deadline-driven strategy