Amit Shah Meets Soldiers Injured In Maoist Attack In Chhattisgarh

Addressing the personnel at the camp, including those who were part of the team that came under the Maoist attack on Saturday, the home minister said the fight against ultras is not a personal one but a battle to bring peace and tranquility in the country.

Two days after a Maoist attack left 22 security men dead in Chhattisgarh, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday visited a CRPF camp in the remote Bastar region and exhorted jawans to continue their fight against the Maoist menace with courage and commitment. छत्तीसगढ़ में नक्सलियों से लोहा लेते हुए जख्मी हुए हमारे पराक्रमी सुरक्षाकर्मियों से आज रायपुर के अस्पतालों में भेंटकर उनका हाल जाना और उनके जल्द स्वस्थ होने की कामना की।पूरे भारत को आपके शौर्य पर गर्व है। pic.twitter.com/eWRXm9lzOI He asked extremists to shun the path of violence and join the national mainstream. Mr Shah's visit to the camp of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF)'s 168th battalion at Basaguda in Bijapur district was viewed as a major morale booster for troops engaged in the decades-old fight against rebels in their bastion. Basaguda is located around 450km from state capital Raipur and is about 20km away from the site of the April 3 Maoist attack.