Raipur: The stigma of Naxalism will be erased due to the high spirits of soldiers: Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai
Chief Minister Sai encouraged the soldiers by reaching BSF camp located in Bassing
Said- Salute to the indomitable courage and valor of the force
Chief Minister congratulated the soldiers on the historic success in an encounter with Maoists on 21 May
Raipur
State Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai has said that the encouragement of our soldiers is higher than inaccessible mountains. In a decisive battle against Naxalism, our soldiers have introduced amazing, courage, valor and valor. Now the day is not far away from the high spirits of the soldiers when the nomination of Naxalism from Bastar will disappear.
Chief Minister Sai reached BSF Camp at village Bassing in Orchha block today, where he encouraged the soldiers who killed 27 Naxalites in the anti-Naxal operations conducted by DRG-BSF and district force against Maoists against Maoists in the border hills of Narayanpur, Dantewada and Bijapur. Addressing the soldiers at the Bassing Camp, he said that this is the biggest action against Maoism so far in which security forces have killed 27 Naxalites including Hardcor Maoist Baswa Raju. The Chief Minister along with Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma and Forest Minister Kedar Kashyap, Chief Secretary to the Chief Minister Subodh Kumar Singh also reached Bassing.
The Chief Minister greeted the soldiers with tilak and greeted them. He told the soldiers that you have an important role in bringing peace and peace in Bastar. The Chief Minister flagged off the security forces personnel on 50 motor bikes to pat.
Encouraging the soldiers, Chief Minister Sai said that the way the security forces carried out the operation and achieved success, it is a comfort. This indomitable courage and valor of the force is saluting. The Chief Minister further said that now the day is not far when the stigma of Maoism from the forehead of Bastar will be completely erased. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah have resolved to end the Naxal problem from the country by March 2026, it seems to be fulfilled. Chief Minister Sai further said that the day is not far when Bastar zone will be completely connected to the development of Chhattisgarh. He hoped that it will now be now possible to speed up education, health, public welfare programs and construction works.
Chief Minister Sai said that schemes like Need Nellanar, PM Janman are being run to connect Maoist affected areas with the schemes of the government, whose positive changes are now visible in Bastar. With the end of Maoism, Bastar will move rapidly towards development. He congratulated all the soldiers involved in the operation and congratulated them for their bravery. On this occasion, Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma said that this operation and the big and historical success of the soldiers are also being appreciated at the national and international level. He said that now there is going to be a big and positive change in Bastar which will take Bastar on the path of development and progress.
During this time, the Chief Minister presented LED sets and gift haemors to the soldiers. On this occasion, the soldiers involved in the operation informed the Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister about the preparations and strategy made. Earlier, the soldiers demonstrated arms recovered from Maoists after the encounter, including a variety of weapons including BGL Launcher, 12 Bore Gun, .303 gun, 7.62 rifle, 5.56mm INSAS, AK-47, 9mm Carbine.
Director General of Police Arun Dev Gautam, ADG Naxal Operation Vivekananda Sinha, Chief Minister’s Principal Secretary Subodh Kumar Singh, Chief Minister’s Secretary Rahul Bhagat, Bastar Commissioner Doman Singh, IG Sundararaj P, DIG Amit Tukaram Kamle, Collector Narayanpur Mrs. Pratishtha Mamgai, Superintendent of Police Prabhat Kumar were present.
