India’s Modi says armed Maoists are fading, but warns threat remains from ideological supporters
First publishedAug 15, 08:14 UTC
Last updatedAug 15, 10:46 UTC · 2m ago
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says India’s decades-long Maoist insurgency is nearing its end but warns the country now faces a new battle against what he called “dimagi Naxals,” or people who align with the movement’s ideology.
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- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says India’s decades-long Maoist insurgency is nearing its end but warns the country now faces a new battle against what he called “dimagi Naxals,” or people who align with the movement’s ideology.
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