India 'Maoist' bomb blast kills 15 police- March 27 2012

[EastWest]

This is why you Indian are treated with contempt not only are you off topic but you clearly wouldn't know wisdom if it hit you in the face

So are Pakistanis all round the world.U are commenting on Naxalism, when in ur own country people are getting blown up daily..so may be u should keep that wisdom to urself...

 

[Emmie]

RIP to the dead.. Naxal are no different from taliban.

 

[asad71]

1.The writ of the Maoists / Naxals now cover parts of Maharashtra.

2. When the bulging below-poverty population of 840 million see that India has become the world leader in arms purchase to counter imaginary threats, they must get frustrated. A hungry man when frustrated becomes violent.

 

[kingkobra]

RIP to the dead.. Naxal are no different from taliban.

you are right..naxals and maoists are just like taliban who know nothing but violence....
we will always support our army against these good for nothing naxals and maoists...

 

[Abingdonboy]

Seems like desperation, an attempt to keep the movement alive. Moaist attacks are down, civilian deaths are down, CAPFs deaths are down but Moaist deaths are UP. 2011 saw a record low in the destruction cause by Moasits and OP Green Hunt is being ever more successful. These sort of attacks are now very few and far between.

 

[nalandapride]

Seems like desperation, an attempt to keep the movement alive. Moaist attacks are down, civilian deaths are down, CAPFs deaths are down but Moaist deaths are UP. 2011 saw a record low in the destruction cause by Moasits and OP Green Hunt is being ever more successful. These sort of attacks are now very few and far between.

They will die down their natural death. They have only two option surrender like Nepalese Maoist or complete elimination.

 

[JAT BALWAN]

Any body who think maoists are getting stronger must know one thing that only because of our political ba$tards they are blooming...
Maoism is nothing to do in there fighting... they are being used as a vote balancing power by netas...
long died their cause of fight for poor & with the system for the benefit of common people.. now they are killing for money...

only two battalions of spacial personals of army will clear them in months like rats out of jungle... but as always fancy says...Political will & all that bullsh!t things required..

 

[asad71]

Seems like desperation, an attempt to keep the movement alive. Moaist attacks are down, civilian deaths are down, CAPFs deaths are down but Moaist deaths are UP. 2011 saw a record low in the destruction cause by Moasits and OP Green Hunt is being ever more successful. These sort of attacks are now very few and far between.

Insurgency will increase to usual tempo with the onset of the monsoons. Good / drier climate is always a disadvantage to an insurgent. These guys know what they are doing.

 

[manofwar]

seriously what do these terrorists expect to achieve by terror attacks? Do they think these attacks will somehow persuade the govt. to simply had over the state?
It seems to be the act of a desperate group.....

 

[janon]

1.The writ of the Maoists / Naxals now cover parts of Maharashtra.

2. When the bulging below-poverty population of 840 million see that India has become the world leader in arms purchase to counter imaginary threats, they must get frustrated. A hungry man when frustrated becomes violent.

Talk for yourself. Maybe you get violent when you are hungry. Most people just go find ways to get food. If all humans started killing others when they feel hungry, humanity would not have survived this long. Most people who get hungry try to find a job and earn a living. I don't know how it is where you live, but thats what we are taught here. What do they teach you there? That picking up a gun and shooting others will satisfy your hunger?

And by the way, tell me how it is that these hungry men can't afford food, but can afford imported arms and ammunitions. Surely food costs less than AK-47s, rockets, RDX etc? Again, I don't know how it works in the place you live, but that is how it works in India. So don't pretend that this is some hungry person desperately stealing food. It is not - it is a bunch of men trying (and failing) to gain power through armed means. All they can do is sporadic attacks now and then, just like the islamic terrorists (and any other kind of terrorists). They do not and will not control Indian territory. And once the effects of the reforms brought in by Chidambaram start to show, these will be eliminated too - just like the much more deadly and sophisticated khalistan terrorists and kashmir based ones have been systematically eliminated.

Even today, they have the presence of a few armed men in several districts, and that is all they have. Normal life goes on in the country, except in some remote tribal areas, where these terrorists terrorise poor tribals and force them to take up guns instead of earning a proper living.

And below poverty line of 840 million? On every thread, non indians come give whatever figure they please.

 

[Kyusuibu Honbu]

RIP to the dead.. Naxal are no different from taliban.

Thats a bit far fetched.

But yes their Cambodian cousins killed a lot more than the Taliban ever did.

 

[janon]

Thats a bit far fetched.

But yes their Cambodian cousins killed a lot more than the Taliban ever did.

And chinese cousins. Don't forget what maoism did to China, and how many millions died as a result of mao's ideologies. The chinese were smart enough to ditch those ideals and move on to market based economy like the rest of the world. I wonder what kind of treatment these "maoists" would get in mao's homeland.

 

[Dance]

RIP.

This thread should go into that india's insurgency thread.

In the states where they have control over , you'll see kidnappings, land mines going off, killings occurring almost regularly.

 

[Yeti]

RIP to the dead very bad indeed

 

[janon]

RIP.

This thread should go into that india's insurgency thread.

In the states where they have control over , you'll see kidnappings, land mines going off, killings occurring almost regularly.

Even in those states, it is confined to certain areas of certain districts. This part of Gadchhiroli district is one of the most backward areas in the whole country. The state itself is maharashtra, which has a population and GDP bigger than most countries on earth. (If maharashtra was a country, it would be the 11th most populous country in the world. UP would be the 4th most populous, after china, india and the usa).

Maoists do not "have control over" any district, let alone state in India. These are localised kidnappers/extortionists. But yes we do see kidnappings and killings in these parts. The reason it is taking so long to put an end to it is because in most of these districts, it is the state police forces that are countering them, or at the most the CRPF. If it was a real insurgency like the kashmir or khalistan ones were at one time, it would have been the army that would have countered them.

I still feel that we should use the NSG to take out their leaders, while leaving the CRPF and other police forces to eradicate the other cadres. As it is, we are seeing fissures within the maoist movement, with some factions going against the wishes of the leaders. (Like the kidnapping of an Orissa MLA.) Eliminating their leadership in a "capital strike" would cause complete disarray among their ranks, and most of them would surrender or fade away in 2-3 years if we do that.