Naxalites-the internal security threat

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Naxalite menace if failed to tackle is nothing but compromising the internal security

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Naxalite menace

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The Naxalite movement, starting from a small village Naxalbari (West Bengal) in the year 1967, spread wildly to different parts of the country and violently survived till the death of its founder Charu Mazumdar in the year 1973. The Government of India’s police action successfully could oppress the movement to certain extent. However, the movement took another birth in the form of People’s War Group in Andhra Pradesh in 1980 under the leadership of Kondapalli Seetharamaiah and shook the state administration for more than two decades, killing number of innocent civilians and members of armed forces while spreading into other parts of the country. The Naxalite movement now spread into th...

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ARE NAXALITES BEHAVING LIKE TERRORISTS?

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Yes, they are behaving like terrorists

No, they are trying to safeguard their interests

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	Onkar Datt Sharma \| Argues in support of "Yes, they are behaving like terrorists" \| 2 years ago
	I may be agree to the reasons you have mentioned but the aam aadmi has not done any harm to them whom they are terrorizing and killing. perhaps they have forgot their old aim and have become dacoits and anti nationals who get help from isi

	Rakesh K Swarnkar \| Argues in support of "No, they are trying to safeguard their interests" \| 2 years ago
	Terrorist and naxalite are totally different, their aim and object not similar. In our country the income generation activity are very limited, therefore unemployed and semi employed educated youth are totally disturb. In want of money,...

	s.baalu \| Argues in support of "Yes, they are behaving like terrorists" \| 2 years ago
	To start with naxalites were not what they are today.They have started followingTerrorists.

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