National Policy to Combat Left Wing Extremism
- Under the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India, Police and Public Order are managed by State Governments.
- The Government of India supplements State efforts in Left Wing Extremism (LWE) affected areas.
- The National Policy and Action Plan (2015) adopts a multi-pronged strategy to address LWE, including security measures, development interventions, and ensuring rights and entitlements of local communities.
- Security measures include provision of Central Armed Police Forces battalions, training and modernization funds for State police forces, equipment and arms supply, intelligence sharing, and construction of Fortified Police Stations.
- Development initiatives focus on expansion of road networks, improving telecommunications connectivity, skill development, and financial ....
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