Naxalism in India: Policies, Operations, and the Decline of the Red Corridor
The government has described India as almost Naxal-free. Heartening. Yet insurgencies often retreat, adapt, and wait.
Five Naxalites killed at Bijapur (Chattisgarh)
In the intense exchange of fire from both sides, 5 Naxalites were killed on the spot.
63 Naxals surrender in Dantewada (Chhattisgarh)
Among those who surrendered is Mohan Kadti, the secretary of the West Bastar Divisional Committee, who surrendered along with his wife.
Urban Naxal supporters hold protest in Delhi backing notorious Maoist militant Hidma!
“This is the first time we have seen such an incident. The protesters directly attacked police personnel. Legal action is underway against all those involved.”
Urban Naxalite Hany Babu’s Bail Decision to be Made Without Trial !
Babu has been in prison for the past 5 years and 2 months. Charges have not yet been formally framed against him.
Will not lay down arms : Naxals
The Naxalites have made it clear that giving up the armed struggle would be tantamount to transforming their revolutionary party into a revisionist party.
Shefali Vaidya : Exposing pseudo-liberals through scholarly writing & eloquent oratory
Mrs Shefali Vaidya is a columnist and media personality based in Pune. She holds a master’s degree in Mass Communications. Through her writings, she is working to create awareness about Indian art, temples and their culture, traditions, Indian clothing, as well as Urban Naxalism and Hindutva.
Two soldiers killed and one injured in an encounter between security forces and Naxalites
Police had the information that the zonal commander of TSPC was likely to attend a festival in Kedal, his village.
Urban Naxalites Target Hindu Religious Places : B.L. Santosh, National Organisation General Secretary, BJP
The first target, of the urban Naxals and those with similar ideology of wanting to create social instability, is Hindu religious places and faith.
What is Urban Naxalism and How Does It Impact Modern India
Urban Naxalism has significantly divided public discourse in India. Proponents argue that these urban supporters of Naxalism pose a severe threat to national security by inciting violence and spreading propaganda.