Naxal-Free India: A Decisive Strategic Shift
- SAMADHAN Doctrine: The Ministry of Home Affairs implemented the multi-dimensional 'SAMADHAN' principle to eliminate LWE by March 2026.
- Strategic Transformation: Under the 'National Policy and Action Plan' of 2015, the 'Red Corridor' is being converted into a 'Growth Corridor' by adopting an aggressive strategy of "Trace, Target, Neutralize."
- Forward Operating Bases: Central Armed Police Forces (especially CRPF-CoBRA) and State Police have established more than 350 'Forward Operating Bases' (FOBs) to control security in affected areas.
- Targeted Operations: Security forces launched aggressive operations such as 'Operation Octopus', 'Operation Double-Bull', and 'Operation Budha Pahad' to eliminate LWE.
- Joint Coordination: 15 new Joint Task Forces have been ....
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