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Lay down arms, join mainstream, Amit Shah urges North East insurgents

IndiaTimes Thursday, 20 February 2025
Home minister Amit Shah urged insurgents in the North-East to surrender and join the mainstream, highlighting the success of over 10,500 militants who have done so since 2014. He emphasized the Modi government's efforts in resolving regional disputes and promoting opportunities for youth, leading to a significant reduction in violent incidents.
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