Raghav JhunjhunwalaAIR 4 · CSE 2025 · 202 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a recent event
Indian govt has recently launched op.kagar in order to eradicate LWE by march, 2026.
LWE: Remains a challenge
Body · points
(1) Governance deficit & Bureaucratic apathy
(2) Economic backwardness & poor connectivity & opportunities
(3) Land Issues: Failed land reforms & Devt Induced displacement
(4) Socio-cultural: Tribals, women: disproportionately affected
(5) Role of state & Non State actors: Chinese Ideology & Funding & North East Militia
Govt approach to counter LWE
A. Soft measures
(1) Governance Reforms
- PESA Act (empowering Gram Sabha)
- Fund use certificates
(2) Economic
- Special grants for LWE
- mobile tower connectivity scheme
- Skill development and Entrepreneurship (Ex: Drone DIDI)
(3) Socio-cultural
- SHG promotion (DAY-NRLM)
- Tribal Health (sickle cell disease)
- Tribal education (EMRS)
(4) De Radicalization Efforts
(5) Amnesty & surrender scheme Ex: chhattisgarh's lone varatu
B. Hard measures
Spl. Forces (Greyhounds)
Special ops. (Op. Kagar)
way forward to overcome present challenges
(1) Focussing more on Reducing radicalization over Trigger happy culture (Bandopadhyay committee).
(2) Improve community policing to improve trust deficit.
(3) crackdown intensification on arms supply from North Eastern Insurgent Forces.
Close · a summary
Thus, Red pockets (from Red corridors) have now shrunk to below 15 districts and soon to become growth corridors.