Lets make a movement against naxals!!

shruti_jan20 · Joined: 24 Aug 2005 Posts: 15

all the people who are human and believe in god, can reply to this, is killing an answer to all problems? Is naxalism right? are naxals god to decide who should live and who should die? life for life is the right motto? why dont the naxals study and get jobs and do some voluntary work instead of causing terrorism? Is it necessary that if one person died and his family suffered then the only way to retaliate is to kill another politician and destroy their family? Does is make sense to kill a 76 year old man (chittem narsi reddy)? does naxalism make any sense? with all the investments they make to buy AK 47's and other such arms and bombs, can they not put the funds they raise for their senseless killings to a better use without a non-violent movement. who do these naxals think they are? even god thinks twice befor taking a life. these naxals are inhuman and they dont deserve anything but to be called NAXALS and be banned as they are now.

ABV8452 · Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 4:02 pm Post subject:

Coincidentally, I wonder y this forum is harbouring SOME Naxal elements!

Mrinalini Adibhatla · Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 6:30 pm Post subject:

You are proposing flop idea. Anti-naxalite campaign Salva Judum failed in Chattisgarh and many Salva Judum activists were killed. In Bihar, there are private armies like Ranveer Sena. They are also failing to eliminate naxalite movement. In past, many private armies like Kunvar Sena etc were completed vanished. Naxalites are having strong support in society.

Anand · Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 4:09 am Post subject:

From:
http://www.samachar.com/showurl.htm?rurl=http://www.dailypioneer.com/indexn12.asp?main_variable=front%5Fpage&file_name=story1%2Etxt&counter_img=1?headline=Centre~wakes~up~to~rising~red~tide
"The Prime Minister emphasised proper implementation of targeted schemes like Rural Employment Guarantee, better utilisation, monitoring, no leakages, waiver of debts by money lenders, covering each poor family in core affected districts under a scheme, price/procurement support and better relief rehabilitation to those displaced.

"Our strategy, therefore, has to be to 'walk on two legs' - to have an effective police response while at the same time focusing on reducing the sense of deprivation and alienation. The police response is necessary so that the obligation of the Indian state to uphold public order is fulfilled," he said. "
I had some acquintance with communists and naxals (up to 70s or so; mostly relatives and friends) and met a few ex-naxals last year. My feeling is that if the above sort of solutions are not found, there will be naxals. I personally think that they are mistaken but I think I debate is necessary to convince them that alternative solutions with strong citizen groups and action are possible. I hope that it is possible. The few ex-naxals I met last year are in to non-profit organizations doing social work for the upliftment of women and abused children.