New Delhi, 19 September 2024: With the encouragement and support of Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai, around 55 Naxal-affected citizens from Bastar staged a protest today at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar under the banner of “Kenja Naxali-Manwa Mata” (Listen, Naxals, to Our Plea). The chief minister inspired the victims to raise their voices at the national level and supported them in taking this significant step to bring attention to their suffering.
Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai has consistently engaged with the Naxal-affected families of Bastar, understanding their hardships firsthand. He recognized the need to bring their grievances beyond the state and ensure that their voices are heard across the country. His leadership has been crucial in motivating these victims to come forward and hold this protest in Delhi.
During the protest, the victims shared the physical, mental, and social hardships they have endured due to Naxal violence. They spoke about how the ongoing violence has disrupted their lives and hindered development in their villages. The protesters called on the government to take strict action against Naxalism and urged for the restoration of lasting peace and security in their region.
Following the protest, the group is scheduled to meet Union Home Minister Amit Shah to discuss the current situation in Bastar. They will submit a memorandum outlining demands for peace restoration, faster development projects, and proper deployment of security forces to safeguard the region.
Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai’s initiative has given a platform to the Naxal victims of Bastar to voice their concerns at the national level. His support has renewed hope for justice and peace among these affected families, paving the way for a more peaceful and developed Bastar in the future.
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