Big decision: Center reduced the area of AFSPA in assam, Nagaland, and Manipur after decades, Shah said - beginning of a new era in North-East
Union home minister amit shah has welcomed this decision. He said that this decision will usher in a new era of peace and prosperity in the North-Eastern states which have been feeling neglected for decades.
Taking a big step from the point of view of North Eastern states, the central government has decided to limit the scope of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) from assam, Nagaland, and Manipur. Its area has been reduced. There has been a long-standing demand from the North-East states to remove this law. However, instead of removing it completely, the Center has decided to limit it to some disturbed areas.
home minister amit shah congratulated the people of the North-East Union home minister amit shah said that a new era of peace, prosperity and development is visible there due to PM narendra Modi's commitment towards the North-Eastern states which have been feeling neglected for decades. On this occasion, I congratulate the people of the North-East. amit shah thanked the PM by tweeting. He wrote – Thank you, PM narendra Modi. I congratulate the people of the Northeast on this momentous occasion.
The reduction in areas under AFSPA is the result of rapid development due to the improvement in the security situation and the Prime Minister's relentless efforts to bring lasting peace.After decades, narendra modi has decided to reduce the disturbed areas under the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in the states of Nagaland, assam, and Manipur.
Security situation improved, the effect of peace agreement The home minister said that the reduction in the areas under the ambit of AFSPA has been due to the improvement in the security situation in these states, rapid development, and all the peace agreements.
On this, Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal said, Very welcome decision. The leadership of prime minister narendra modi has brought a new era of peace, progress, and security to the North East.
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assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said that I wholeheartedly welcome PM Modi's decision to withdraw AFSPA from all areas of assam except 9 districts and one sub-division. I also express my deepest gratitude to home minister Shah for this bold decision. Now about 60 percent area of the state will be free from the purview of AFSPA.
He said, AFSPA has been in force since 1990 and this step marks the beginning of a new chapter in the future of Assam. This is a testament to the significant improvement in law and order in the state. With the predominance of peace, the North east is now on a new path of development. I also congratulate the people of assam, who have believed in peace. The region is poised to become the new engine of India's growth due to the visionary leadership of PM narendra Modi.
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