Naxals biggest threat, says PM: Is it really true ?

naxalites cannot be clubbed with kashmiri terrorists ..( religious fanatics )

naxalites are poor , nothing to eat types ( as per reports they eat uplas of cow dung to

satiate hunger )  Is this india ( for one a 100 dollars breakfast in 7 star hotel and for other not even 3 bucks for a vada pav )

naxalites boss ( toi report ) is a teacher from telangana .....with scarred mind..

movements are ALWAYS a brainchild of advocates & teachers ( they are aware of the system)

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p.s :: i am not a naxalite or a naxalite sympathiser

Naxals defenitely are threat to the county's political mafias,goons, anti-socials, looters and other plunderers of the public wealth and the so-called silent majority who sustain these anti-people politicians and the system.

Corruption, CHINA & PAKISTAN, these 3 are India's biggest enemies. China is trying to chain India with attack on all sides by using media, maps, pakistan, exports...

They haver a long term and long-term plan to destabilize and bring I plan for India and they have started creating unrest by small issues like Visa, maps, violating borders, etc. 

I worry that these are just the start of their bigger and long term plans to bog and break India by 2020.

They are taking India by horns on all fronts be it technology, business, finance or skills or manufacturing..

hope our government and IAS officers wake up and start to prepare for the long term battles on all fronts , be it military, weapons, army strength or manufacturing or business or infrastructure.

lets prick China and Pakistan where they will feel the PINCH and PAIN !!

If Mr.Manmohan Singh is going to repeat the mistake as what his predecessor had done in 1967, just for the sake of making an issue rampant, then yes it could be one of the bigger threats. Otherwise it could again be one of those issues added in the agenda as the rest of the problems gets added into a “To do” list, which never sees the daylight of a worth-while solution.

against a system no terrorist org can sustain itself ...

the system wears them out .....

watch all the terrorists organisations .......................

Naxalism is probably not the biggest threat to India till date but ofcourse has the potential to be so in near future if not taken care of today.India faces its greatest threat from China as a military aggresor with expansion motives followed by pakistan which is slowly but steadily losing control over to religious hardliners.

Naxalism is definitely a threat to our nation. But, it is not the biggest threat as asserted by our PM.

The biggest threat to our nation are: 1) Corruption at every level and every field, 2) Inability on the part of our government to be assertive/firm, be it with pakistan or china, 3) The state sponsored terrorism by Pakistan, and 4) The acts of our strong neighbour China.

Naxalism, though is a threat, can definitley be minimised, if the central/state governments adopt a multi pronged & coherent strategy. At least, somewhere, there is some social motive to what naxalites are doing....though this movement has gone far way from the original idealogical battle.

I agree with Mr.Ayan. Poor people, after getting ill treatment from the upper class in our society become rebellious against their own countrymen. It is our solemn duty to protect the weak and the defenceless. Those who seek to promote communal violence and discord have to be dealt with firmly.... The underprivileged and weaker sections of our society - the minorities, the SCs and STs, women and senior citizens - should feel confidence in us
The common man should go about his daily life with a sense of security. He should have faith in the policeman and the police station. If this happens, then no poor man will go to become a naxalite tomorrow.

I don't think so. Corruption and External enemies are more dangerous than these internal factors. Naxalism arises by the social discrimination among the rich and the poor. The nature the movement manages to retain a section of the tribals and the poorest of the poor in many areas. It has influence among sizable sections of civil society, the intelligentsia and youth. It still retains a certain elan. The situation in the North-Eastern part of the country is not giving any comfortable life to the residents especially in Manipur and Assam where current levels of violence were cause for concern. If we improve their lifestyle, I am sure this problem will go...