Uttar Pradesh Deputy CM Vows to Eradicate Naxalism in India
Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak affirmed that paramilitary forces will eliminate the Naxal movement. Speaking on martyr Sulabh Upadhyay's death anniversary, Pathak praised India's military strength, citing actions against Pakistan, and urged political unity. A new hall was inaugurated at the event in Bairkhas village.
- Country:
- India
In a resolute declaration, Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak stated that paramilitary forces are determined to eradicate the Naxal movement from India. His remarks were made at a commemoration event for martyr Sulabh Upadhyay in Bairkhas village, highlighting efforts to dismantle Naxal threats.
Pathak lauded the courage and capability of the Indian Army, noting significant military operations against Pakistan. He attributed the success to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, which empowered the armed forces to decisively dismantle terrorist networks.
Emphasizing unity in national service, Pathak urged political factions to steer clear of politicizing national security issues. Additionally, he marked the occasion by inaugurating a newly built hall near the Sulabh Upadhyay Park.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Prime Minister Modi and Minister Shah Set to Engage West Bengal
Prime Minister Modi's Gujarat Visit: A Booster for Development and Infrastructure
Indian Army and Assam Rifles Intensify Operations in Manipur, Seize Arms and Apprehend Insurgents
Weaving Empowerment: Indian Army's Cultural Revival in Northeast India
Delhi High Court Dismisses Plea for Gujjar Regiment in Indian Army
Google News