Home Minister Amit Shah, speaking in Kamrup, asserted that India will not allow any inch of Assam’s land to be taken. Referring to the Sino-Indian War, he criticized past leadership, contrasting it with the current government’s stance. Shah highlighted that 13 peace agreements have been signed to stabilise Assam and reduce insurgency. Emphasizing security and development, he said the region has seen significant improvement in peace and governance, sending a strong message on national integrity and border protection.
Tensions flare in West Bengal as election season heats up. In Malda, protests over voter deletions escalated into violence, with highways blocked and judicial officers gheraoed. The Supreme Court of India slammed the Mamata Banerjee government, calling the incident pre-planned and a failure of administration. The court ordered central forces for protection. Meanwhile, BJP leaders including Amit Shah intensified attacks, as political clashes spread to Kolkata. With lakhs of voters under scrutiny, the battle for Bengal is now playing out both on the streets and in the courts.
From the uprising in Naxalbari in 1967 to decades of violence across India’s Red Corridor, Naxalism once posed the country’s biggest internal security threat. The insurgency spread across nearly 180 districts, leaving behind a legacy of bloodshed and fear. But today, that long war is nearing its end. With sustained counter-operations, surrenders, and leadership losses, Left Wing Extremism has been pushed back to just a handful of districts. The government has set a March 2026 deadline to eliminate it completely. After nearly six decades, India may finally be witnessing the final chapter of the Red Terror.
Amit Shah To India Today: No Shortage Of Fuel In India, No Plans For A Lockdown
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has reassured citizens that there is no plan for a lockdown or fuel shortage in India despite rising global tensions due to the Iran conflict. Speaking exclusively to the India Today Group during a roadshow in Guwahati ahead of the Assam Assembly elections, Shah dismissed rumours circulating on social media and emphasized that petrol, diesel, and cooking gas supplies remain stable across the country. While global uncertainty continues due to the West Asia situation, authorities have confirmed that India’s domestic supply chains remain unaffected, and there is no cause for alarm.
"There is no question of a lockdown. The situation is normal," says Home Minister Amit Shah
“Tea And Fritters At Parliament?” Amit Shah Targets Rahul Gandhi Over Protest Politics And Optics
High political drama unfolded in Parliament as the Opposition moved a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. The debate, expected to end in defeat for the Opposition, triggered sharp exchanges between the treasury benches and Opposition leaders. Day two of the discussion saw protests, sloganeering, and heated confrontations inside the House. Congress MPs also staged demonstrations in the Parliament complex over reports of a shortage of commercial LPG cylinders across the country. Inside Parliament, tensions escalated as Rahul Gandhi and ruling party members clashed during the debate. Congress leaders intensified their criticism, while the government strongly defended the Speaker. Union Home Minister Amit Shah responded forcefully to the allegations, backing Om Birla and attacking the Opposition’s claims. The episode has once again highlighted the growing trust deficit between the government and the Opposition during the ongoing Budget Session.
“Suno, Ab Sunna Padega”: Amit Shah Targets Rahul Gandhi’s Lok Sabha Attendance
Chaos erupted in India’s Parliament as the Lok Sabha debated a rare motion to remove Speaker Om Birla, triggering sharp exchanges between the government and opposition. Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi accused the Chair of not allowing Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi to speak on key issues. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju strongly defended the Speaker, while Home Minister Amit Shah lashed out at the opposition, saying, “Isse badtameez opposition nahin dekha.” TMC MP Mahua Moitra also took jibes during the heated debate. With the NDA holding a majority, the motion is unlikely to pass, but the confrontation has intensified the political battle inside the House.
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