दो साल, 532 माओवादी ढेर, 2700 से ज्यादा ने किया सरेंडर… राज्यपाल ने बताई छत्तीसगढ़ में नक्सलवाद के खात्मे की कहानी – chhattisgarh naxal crackdown ramen deka budget session ntcpvz
Chhattisgarh Naxal Crackdown: With the beginning of the budget session of the Assembly in Raipur, the capital of Chhattisgarh, Governor Ramen Deka made a big claim. He said that the state is now on the verge of ending leftist extremism i.e. Naxalism. In the last two years, security forces have launched a massive operation against the Maoists. During this period, hundreds of militants were killed, thousands surrendered and a large number of arrests were made. The Governor said that this change is a decisive turning point in the history of Chhattisgarh.
biennial accounts
The Governor presented clear figures in his address. He told that 532 Maoists were killed in the last two years. Apart from this, 2,704 militants surrendered and 2,004 were arrested. This became possible due to the strict action and better strategy of the government. He said that the Naxal network has been weakened due to the joint efforts of the security forces and the administration. This is being considered a big achievement in the direction of establishing peace in the state.
Impact of surrender and rehabilitation policy
The Governor said that the state’s attractive surrender and rehabilitation policy has had a positive impact. The misguided youth have been given a chance to return to the mainstream. The government is providing them financial assistance, training and employment opportunities. Due to this, many youth gave up weapons and adopted a normal life. He said that when the shadow of terror is removed, the light of development automatically spreads and people’s lives become better.
‘Niyad Nella Naar Scheme’
Development work has been intensified through ‘Niyad Nella Nar Yojana’ in the remote areas freed from Maoist influence. 17 departments are working together in this scheme. Under this, the benefits of 25 welfare schemes and 18 community facilities are being extended to the people. Roads, electricity, water and health services are being provided in the villages. The government’s aim is that in the areas where earlier there was the echo of guns, now the sound of development should be heard.
Large network of roads and bridges in Bastar
According to PTI, the Governor laid special emphasis on the infrastructure of Bastar region. He informed that Rs 1,109 crore has been approved for 146 road and bridge projects in Bastar. Many of these projects have been completed, while work on others is ongoing. Better road connectivity has made access to trade, education and health services easier. The villages which were earlier cut off, are now being connected to the main roads.
Expansion of mobile towers and 4G services
Communication systems have been strengthened in Maoist affected areas. A total of 728 mobile towers have been commissioned. Apart from this, 449 towers have been upgraded with 4G service. This has increased digital connectivity in remote villages. Now people are able to avail the benefits of online services, education and government schemes. Communication facilities have also reduced the distance between the administration and the public.
Improvement in education and health services
The Governor said that special attention has been given to education and health in Naxal affected areas. 31 new primary schools and 19 sub-health centers have been approved. More than 11 thousand children and women were vaccinated under ‘Niyad Nella Naar Scheme’. This has improved maternal and child health. The government says that the real benefits of development will be achieved only when education and health are strong.
recognize tribal culture
Chhattisgarh Will host the country’s first ‘Khelo India Tribal Games’. The Governor said that this will give recognition to the rich tribal culture of the state at the national level. After the success of Bastar Olympics, now ‘Surguja Olympics’ is being organized. He said that now the world will see the beauty of Bastar instead of the smoke of gunpowder. In particular, there is an effort to give global recognition to Chitrakoot Waterfall.
Aim to become a developed state by 2047
The Governor said that Chhattisgarh has set the target of becoming a developed state by 2047. For this, ‘Anjor Vision Document’ has been prepared. The government is moving forward with inclusive development and collective resolve. He said that peace and development go together. The state is now moving forward with new direction and new energy.
Women empowerment and forest rights
Under ‘Mahatari Vandan Yojana’, about 69 lakh women are being given Rs 1,000 every month directly in their bank accounts. So far Rs 15,596 crore has been distributed in 24 installments. Apart from this, the state ranks first in the country in distribution of forest rights leases. More than 4.83 lakh individual and 48,251 community forest rights pattas have been granted. With this, tribals and forest dwellers have got legal rights.
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