INSANE: How Amit Shah Plans To DESTROY Naxalism by 2026

In this video, we talk about the recent killing of top Naxal leader Nambala Keshav Rao and over 20 Naxals in an encounter in Chhattisgarh. We also look back at how the Naxal movement started in India, how it spread to nearly half the country, and how earlier governments worried but failed to act. The video shows how some political parties and even places like JNU gave indirect support to Naxalism. After Modi came to power in 2014, major steps were taken, and today Naxalism is almost finished in India, with the movement now on its last legs.