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Entire NE, barring one or two states, may be out of AFSPA by next year: Shah

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Entire NE, barring one or two states, may be out of AFSPA by next year: Shah
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Indian Home Minister Amit Shah announced that the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) may be removed from most of the Northeast region by next year. The government attributes this progress to successful peace pacts and a significant reduction in violent incidents since 2019.

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The potential repeal of AFSPA signals a major shift in internal security policy and regional stability in India's Northeast, impacting civil-military relations.

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