'Left-wing ideology, Indira Gandhi': Amit Shah names 'root causes' of Naxalism in Lok Sabha

Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Shah said that the root cause of naxalism in India was not the demand for development, but rather the embrace of left wing ideology. Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Shah said that the root cause of naxalism in India was not the demand for development, but rather the embrace of left wing ideology.

Key takeaways

Quick scan — what you need to know:

• Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Shah said that the root cause of naxalism in India was not the demand for development, but rather the embrace of left wing ideology.
• Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Shah said that the root cause of naxalism in India was not the demand for development, but rather the
• embrace of left wing ideology. Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Shah said that the root cause of naxalism in India was not the demand
• for development, but rather the embrace of left wing ideology.

Background

What led here, in plain terms:

• t the root cause of naxalism in India was not the demand for development, but rather the embrace of left wing ideology.
• Full context often emerges as officials, markets, or courts add updates.

Why it matters

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• Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Shah said that the root cause of naxalism in India was not the demand for development, but rather the embrace of left wing ideology.
• Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Shah said that the root cause of naxalism in India was not the demand for development, but rather the
• embrace of left wing ideology. Speaking in the Lok Sabha, Shah said that the root cause of naxalism in India was not the demand