Insurgent & Secessionist movements in India

[Chinese-Dragon]

Why don't you guys advise them?

You think they will take our advice?

Tell them that capitalism is great, and making money from trade is beautiful. Tell them that China has had a market economy for 30 years.

Most likely, they will consider us traitors to Communism.

 

[-INDIAN-]

You think they will take our advice?

Tell them that capitalism is great, and making money from trade is beautiful. Tell them that China has had a market economy for 30 years.

Most likely, they will consider us traitors to Communism.

Nothing like that will work lol....they have already lost sympathy of the People..now they have some ammunition left so they will be playing till it lasts...have you heard a real story that "Villagers invite maoists for dinner and poisoned them to death"??these sorta things are happening too....this issue is considered so small that even Home minister once said "these are our own fellow Indians and hence no need to use Army and Naxals are quite aware of the future once army gets involved.."....I am quite sure except states like jarkhand,chattisgarh,bihar,orissa these guys have lost all other footholds...they have lost states like AP and the entire North-east due to respective State governments interventions...

 

[harpoon]

You think they will take our advice?

Tell them that capitalism is great, and making money from trade is beautiful. Tell them that China has had a market economy for 30 years.

Most likely, they will consider us traitors to Communism.

These people are Communist fanatics. If you give this advice to them in their jungle hideout you may be shot as a 'Traitor to the Cause'.

 

[INDIAISM]

I think u should learn some thing from us tht inspite of so much internal problems we r still one of the fastest growing economy and also being considered as one of the future power house unlike urs who r evn struggling to stand....so from now on u should stop putting blame on terrorism for ur economic failure

 

[Kazhugu]

I have already posted the number of insurgency incidents all over India in June 2011, just go through the list. The seven sister states are not as peaceful as you think they are either.

We are Indian and you are Pakistani maaan. We know many things you do not know about India .We ,live here and we breathe here.

Have you visited Sikkim or Arunachal ? They are paradise on earth. They are not only most peaceful in the North East but whole of India.

 

[Rocky25]

We are Indian and you are Pakistani maaan. We know many things you do not know about India .

Have you visited Sikkim or Arunachal ?

I can understand how much a average Pakistani was happy when seeing the Mumbai Siege on TV. They are making themselves happy by assuming fake news about the maioist!

 

[rockstarIN]

You think they will take our advice?

Tell them that capitalism is great, and making money from trade is beautiful. Tell them that China has had a market economy for 30 years.

Most likely, they will consider us traitors to Communism.

They always look to China & Cuba for cues...

 

[WHF]

The attacks in Pakistan are mostly limited to the Afghan border areas, i.e. FATA & KPK/NWFP. The problem in India is however much more deeply rooted & widespread than Pakistan. However, very few of these news make it to the international media, whereas each & every incident (every rape, blasphemy law verdict etc) is reported in Pakistan.

Oh so karachi and islamabad are near the border with afghanistan?? didnt know...

 

[sarthak]

i want independence for east delhi from india because brutal indian police catches all the crack dealers in this area. Im going to start an insurgency. For this nobel cause , i am willing to recruit some maoists and some stone pelters from J&Kn

 

[Dance]

Indian Naxalite Rebels Abduct U.S. University Teacher​

India's extreme left-wing Naxalite rebels have abducted an Indian-origin U.S. university teacher and another local person in the eastern state of Bihar, said police on Thursday.

Juhi Tyagi of Stony Brook University in New York was abducted by suspected Naxalites while she was on a visit to the state's Jamui district in connection with her research on Naxal problems in India. Another local resident has also been abducted.

Both of them were missing for the last two days, the official said, adding that a massive operation has been launched to rescue the abducted persons.

Naxalites often abduct Indian government officials and trade them as hostages in exchange for the release of their jailed comrades. But, this is probably the first time they have abducted a university teacher, according to police.

Indian Naxalite Rebels Abduct U.S. University Teacher

 

[53fd]

Six policemen injured in IED explosion in J-K:

Srinagar, July 6 (PTI) At least six policemen were injured today when militants triggered an IED explosion near a police station in Sopore in Baramulla district in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said.

Militants fired a rifle grenade at around 9.05 am, which landed and exploded in the police station premises, the officials said.
As the policemen came out, the ultras triggered an IED planted on a scooter parked near the police station.

Six policemen were injured in the IED explosion, the officials said, adding that the condition of four of them is stated to be critical.
Security forces have cordoned off the area and launched search operations but no arrests have been made so far, the officials said. PTI

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Two constables killed in Meghalaya:

Telegraph reports that two constables, identified as Exmarting Marak and Gopal Prasad Nunia, were killed on July 3 when a Police ambush group fired at another group of Policemen in camouflage fatigues, mistaking them for Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA).

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Maoists attack village, six locals killed:

Munger (Bihar), July 2 (PTI) In a pre-dawn strike, Maoists posing as CRFP personnel attacked a village in the district today, leaving six villagers dead.The heavily-armed rebels attacked Kareili village around 5 AM and shot dead the villagers including some tribals.While five villagers were killed on the spot, one succumbed to injuries in a hospital.Deputy General of Police Neelmani said the rebels posing as CRPF personnel came in two vehicles and shot dead the villagers.Heavy reinforcements led by Superintendent of Police P Kanan have reached the spot and a combing operation is on in the jungles to track down the ultras.

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

Maoists blast tracks in Orissa, goods train service disrupted

Maoists damaged railway tracks by setting off landmines in Orissa's Sundargarh district bordering Jharkhand, where the ultras have called a 24-hour bandh.

The landmines damaged the tracks at two places in the Saranda forest areas bordering Jharkhand, about 80 km from here, GRP sources said.

The goods train service which transports iron ore to the Rourkela Steel Plant has been suspended.

Buses between Rourkela and Jharkhand also went off the roads.

The tracks were being repaired after the GRP, RPF and Railway Engineering staffs went to the spot.

Maoists of Chotnagpur division have given a 24-hour bandh call on Monday in Jharkhand in support of various demands.

Maoists blast tracks in Orissa, goods train service disrupted - Indian Express

Guwahati-Puri Express derails in Assam after blast on track, 13 injured

Guwahati: Just hours after the Kalka Mail derailed today in Uttar Pradesh claiming 31 lives, another train has derailed in Assam.

Four bogies of the Guwahati-Puri Express derailed between Rangia and Ghagrapar following a low-intensity explosion on the track.

Thirteen people have been injured in the accident. There are no reports of any casualties so far.

The engine and four bogies derailed in the remote area at around 8.30 pm. The explosion was triggered by an Improvised Explosive Device (IED). A faction of the militant group National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) is suspected to be behind the blast.

Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel have rushed to the spot and a relief train has been sent to the derailment site from Bongaigaon.

Two of the injured have been shifted to a hospital in Guwahati.

Guwahati-Puri Express derails in Assam after blast on track, 13 injured

Militant links: IIM cook arrested

SHILLONG: Three persons including a cook employed at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) were on Thursday arrested for allegedly having links with a militant group.

SP (city) M Kharkrang led a police team that raided the Madan Laban locality and the trio were picked up from a rented house this morning, police said.

They were identified as Debraj Dalu (21), Simal Barman (18) and Lambus Sangma (27) - all from the state's West Garo Hills district.

One country-made shotgun was seized from the persons who were suspected to have links with the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA).

Debraj Dalu works as a private security guard and Lambus Sangma is the cook at IIM Shillong.

Militant links: IIM cook arrested - The Times of India

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

Naxals kill three villagers in Gadchiroli

Nagpur: A group of Naxalites allegedly killed three persons including a village-head in Korchi taluka of Gadchiroli district, police said on Monday.

The sarpanch of Dabri village Motiram Katenge (50), Sudhakar Koreti (40) and Paharsinh Kumre (55) were killed on Sunday night in Bijepar village and their bodies were dumped in neighbouring Mohgaon Tola village, they said.

The bodies were found in mutilated conditions. While two of the victims were stoned to death, the sarpanch was killed using firearms, the police said.

According to police, the Naxalites left a note near the bodies claiming that some police jawans of special force C-60 were responsible for the death of the three villagers. They also accused the deceased of being police informers.

Naxals kill three villagers in Gadchiroli - India News - IBNLive


More autonomy for India's ethnic Gorkhas

NEW DELHI (AP) — The government of the Indian state of West Bengal plans to sign an agreement Monday offering greater autonomy to the Gorkha ethnic group in hopes of ending their often violent agitations for a homeland in the Himalayan foothills.

The agreement was negotiated by the newly elected government in West Bengal with the main Gorkha organization, Gorkha Janmukti Morcha, or Gorkha Peoples' Freedom Front.

However, it did not appear to go far enough for some activists who want a separate state carved out of West Bengal and have called a 48-hour strike in the area to protest the deal.

Gorkha nationalist leader Roshan Giri has said they have not abandoned the demand for a separate homeland but would wait for recommendations from a committee set up under the new accord.

India's Home Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram would be the third signatory to Monday's landmark accord to be initialed in the hill town of Sukna, about 300 miles (480 kilometers) north of Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal.

In the 1980s, the Gorkhas led a violent insurgency leading to the deaths of some 1,200 people.

They adopted more peaceful means in later decades. Experts say the agreement could bring development to the Darjeeling region famed for its tea gardens.

India's Gorkha community is from the same ethnic group as the Gurkha in Nepal, best known for the regiment in the Indian and British armies.

Kyiv Post. Independence. Community. Trust - World - More autonomy for India's ethnic Gorkhas (updated)

 

[IndoCarib]

situation is getting worse here in eastern states of india day by day...rest of india dosent knows the hell we go through daily,,,,,,,thanks to our fake media such as NDTV and burkha dutt

Another false flag !

 

[53fd]

Maoists kill SPO's mother in Chhattisgarh:

Indian Express reports that the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres attacked the house of one Mukesh Kaved, a Special Police Officer (SPO), and killed his mother in Kalanur village in Narayanpur District on July 16. The Maoists killed Punki Bai Kaved, the mother of Kaved while his father Rup Ji Kaved, was hanged on a tree but somehow survived.