India is now Maoist-free, declares Shah, ‘with pride’
Home Minister says the country is largely free from security challenges of Jammu & Kashmir, the Northeast, and Naxalism; he urges the people of Bastar to “accept” about 3,000 surrendered Naxals and help them become part of the mainstream
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