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Chidambaram embraces 'dimagi naxal' label after PM Modi's warning on ideological threat

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Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram publicly embraced the 'dimagi naxal' label after Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the term to describe ideological threats to the nation. Modi had cautioned that such ideological Naxals posed a danger to India, even as he claimed armed Naxalism was close to being eliminated. Chidambaram and the Congress party pushed back, criticising the Prime Minister for using divisive language to target political opponents. Other opposition parties also condemned Modi's remarks, calling them inappropriate. The exchange has sparked a fresh war of words between the ruling party and the opposition.

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