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Opened bank accounts for 7,000 surrendered Maoists: Shah
Source: Hindustan Times — India · 2 hr ago
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The government has created bank accounts for more than seven thousand former Naxalite members who surrendered and previously lacked such accounts. This covers the majority of the 8,500 surrendering individuals, according to a statement from the Union Home Minister.
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New Delhi: The Centre has opened bank accounts for 7,328 of the 8,526 Naxalites who surrendered and did not previously have accounts, Union home minister and minister of cooperation Amit Shah said on Thursday, according to a statement issued by the Press Information Bureau (PIB)
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