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Are Maoists getting bolder by the day? How can the Government stem this problem?

Time Posted by IBNLive at 08:23 PM, Oct 27, 2009 | Updated at 08:27 PM, Oct 27, 2009 in India

The New Delhi-bound Bhubaneswar Rajdhani Express train was held hostage by Maoists in West Bengal's West Midnapore district on Tuesday.

Posted by yasir-mohammed at 02:20 PM, Oct 28, 2009

yes the moist have become strong and bold specially after the Nepal taken over by the moist which has acted as the moral boost to there movement.
The moist problem has to handled tactically with both a strong socio-economic programme and forces pressure under strict supervision of highest level officers who should be answerable to any excess.
I)the socio-economic program should take care of discrimination related to.
1. cast.
2. class.
3. corruption.
4. communalism.

II)A Pressure through the forces on moist is must to bring them to table for talks but the most important is no excess should ever accour and this should be taken care by the highest level officer who is answerable to the core.

only then we can bring them to main stream and can win hearts.

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Posted by mickeymilind at 01:49 PM, Oct 28, 2009

The Indian State is paying a high price for tackling a poorly armed Maoist.How have we come to this impasse?
The POLICE have become ineffective because of years of corruption, inefective leadership and political interferance.
The POLICE is poorly armed and lacks discipline and Tactical training.The Operations are planned by officers who do not have the basic knowledge of Tacics.The logistic plans for police operating in Maoist areas does not exist.
Intelligence inputs are in a mess as most of the money is Siphoned off by top officers.
POLITICIANS SHOULD TAKE LESSONS FROM SRILANKAN POLITICIANS LIKE RAJPAKSE ,WHO WIPED OUT THE LTTE compared to LTTE the MAOIST ARE KINDERGARDEN KIDS.

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less Posted by ajay.awasthi at 12:05 PM, Oct 28, 2009

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It is a sad reality that the government fails to deal with people forming a crowd of any kind.
Educated and law-abiding people ulimately suffer in the present form of democracy we have built whereas those with guns have taken the county to the Jungle Raj and made things much worse in the end.
It seems democracy is failing in certain parts of India.

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Posted by tpod at 01:31 PM, Oct 29, 2009

The "Educated and law-abiding people" should also bother that the people in troubled area as well become educated which could ultimately make them law-abiding.

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less Posted by akhilendra1 at 11:38 AM, Oct 28, 2009

the only way to tackle armed naxals (not tribals) is to eliminate them.

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Posted by raktimakash at 04:35 PM, Nov 01, 2009

For Chidambaram , Buddhadev and many other politicians maoists are terrorists and naxalism a great "problem".But for the oppressed mass naxalism is not a problem it is the solution for them.Naxalism is the only ray of hope for millions of Underprivileged indians.Military operation against naxals will start a Civil War between Underprivileged and Privileged classes of these country.

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