Context
In recent times, recidivism has increased, as some of the released terrorists have carried out terrorist acts.
Background
In a speech before the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi identified radicalisation as the greatest threat to the security and safety of all member countries. |
Analysis
Understanding radicalisation
De-radicalisation
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Different kinds of radicals
What is the actual nature of radicalisation?
Why radicalisation is dangerous?
Counter-Terrorism and Counter Radicalisation division
Why is counter-radicalisation concerning?
India’s counter-terrorism initiatives |
Conclusion
The Indian state should develop and enforce de-radicalisation, counter-radicalisation and anti-radicalisation strategies at a pan-India and pan-ideology level on a war footing. Such attempts must be informed by the fact that the battle against radicalisation begins in the minds and hearts much before it manifests in terms of violence. Any programme aimed at deterring or reversing radicalisation must focus on the ideological commitment that enables the violence, rather than the violence or the justification of violence itself.
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