Insurgent & Secessionist movements in India

[53fd]

Man bilal you dont know sh*t about marxist and you are linking them to maoists.i know this better than you because i have been living in a state which had been ruled by marxists for 34 years so dont post bs from your mouth.

I think you need to read more on the origins of both these 'parties', how the CPI (Maoist) came about in the first place, & see how their manifestos have many similarities. I've researched this in great detail, so I know what I'm talking about. There are not huge ideological differences between the two. The main difference is one is banned & one isn't.

 

[sspatil]

AZ said it, it is still terrorism. After all, the CPI (Maoist) is an anti-Revisionist form of Marxist communist theory, with ideological links (communist party of india) to the CPI (Marxist). In Pakistan's sticky thread on 'acts of terrorism', most of the articles posted by Indians in Karachi are political killings as well.

There is a lot of difference between CPI (Maoist) and CPI (Marxist).
CPI (Marxist) is Communist political party which believes in people verdicts and participates in election, Tries to implement the communist idea's within the framework of Indian constitution.

CPI (Maoist) is Left Wing Extremism group which prescribe violence as means of achieving there goal, They don't believe in democracy, It is banned organization. for me it is like another Terrorist group.

 

[53fd]

There is a lot of difference between CPI (Maoist) and CPI (Marxist).
CPI (Marxist) is Communist political party which believes in people verdicts and participates in election, Tries to implement the communist idea's within the framework of Indian constitution.

CPI (Maoist) is Left Wing Extremism group which prescribe violence as means of achieving there goal, They don't believe in democracy, It is banned organization. for me it is like another Terrorist group.

Please read Post # 526 for your answer.

 

[Avishek]

There is a huge difference between marxist and maoists one belives in constitution another belives that constitution is a peace of toilet paper.so bilal your reasoning is of them being idologicaly same is a lie.

 

[Avishek]

So by this theory what is happening in karachi is terrorism right bilal.

 

[53fd]

So by this theory what is happening in karachi is terrorism right bilal.

Indians are posting Karachi's political killings in the 'acts of terrorism in Pakistan' section all the time.

 

[53fd]

West Bengal government not serious about talks: Maoists

Responding to Mamata Banerjee's [ Images ] deadline to them for laying down arms in Jungle Mahal, Maoists on Saturday said the West Bengal [ Images ] government was "not serious" about talks and advised the chief minister to stop the use of "provocative language".


"We were serious about talks and did everything according to our commitment, but the way Mamata Banerjee reacted at her public meeting on October 15 hints that the government is not at all serious about it," Maoist state committee secretary Akash said in an open letter, apparently referring to the deadline which expired on October 22.

The letter to government-appointed interlocutors said if the government was serious about talks, it should give its opinion directly in writing to the Maoists, who would do the same so that there was "transparency in the talks process".

Referring to the call to lay down arms, Akash said in the letter that surrendering arms was never on the agenda when talks were held with interlocutors on two previous occasions and "will never be in the agenda in future".

On the chief minister having called the Maoists "supari killers" at her meeting in Jhargram on October 15, where she had laid down the seven-day ultimatum, Akash said, "She needs to understand that we are neither contract killers nor the mafia and she will have to stop this kind of provocative language".

Listing a 13-point agenda for talks, the Maoist leader said, "The government will have to neutralise Trinamool Congress [ Images ] goons and stop the joint forces' operation for creating a proper atmosphere for talks".

"On one hand the Trinamool-backed Bhairav Bahini and the joint forces are torturing the people and destroying villages and on the other hand, the chief minister is asking us to lay down arms," stated the letter.

Accusing the government of acting undemocratically by disallowing rallies and meetings in Jungle Mahal other than by the Trinamool Congress, the letter said that everyone should have the right to protest.

Denying that Maoists resorted to killings and threats and were opposed to development, the letter said, "We want to know what the government is willing to do for peace and development?"

West Bengal government not serious about talks: Maoists - Rediff.com India News

 

[Abu Zolfiqar]

So by this theory what is happening in karachi is terrorism right bilal.

it's politically motivated violence, though you could make the case that ALL violence waged on individuals is ''terrorism''

terrorism usually has a political or ideological agenda and motivations behind it....Karachi violence which breaks out time to time is a result of a turf war and battle of influence among political parties (who are more often than not the CAUSE of the problem in the first place)

 

[53fd]

Five killed in Meghalaya ambush:

SHILLONG: Four police personnel and a civilian were killed and two policemen critically injured Monday in a militant ambush in insurgency-ravaged western Meghalaya, police said.

A group of 10 heavily armed militants hiding on a hilltop attacked a highway patrol police team at Nengpatchi area of East Garo Hills district, JFK Marak, the police chief of East Garo Hills, told IANS.

The militants also snatched away five weapons, including two AK-47 rifles, two SLRs and one carbine.

The policemen killed were identified as NR Marak, Probinson Sangma, Victor Marak and E. Sangma belonging to the Meghalaya Police 5th battalion, while the identity of the civilian driver is yet to be identified, Marak said.

Peter Sangma and D. Sangma, the injured policemen were rushed to Tura Civil Hospital in West Garo Hills district, he said.

Though no militant group has claimed responsibility for the attack, police suspect the involvement of the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) rebels.

"The GNLA is active in the area and we suspect it received support from some other militant group from outside the state," a police officer said on condition of anonymity.

The GNLA, one of the five Garo rebel groups, is fighting for a sovereign Garoland. It is headed by police officer-turned-outlaw Champion R. Sangma.

The outfit is believed to have links with the United Liberation Front of Asom ( ULFA) and the National Democratic Front of Bodoland ( NDFB).

Condemning the attack, Meghalaya chief minister Mukul Sangma said: "The government will not rest until the perpetrators of this heartless act are apprehended and dealt with a firm hand in accordance with the law."

Sangma also announced ex-gratia relief of Rs.7.5 lakh for next of kin of each of the policemen killed.

Five killed in Meghalaya ambush - The Times of India

 

[Avishek]

RIP to the victims

 

[53fd]

Orissa: Ten kg landmine recovered in Kandhamal:

Bhubaneswar: Security personnel on Saturday averted a major tragedy after they recovered a ten-kg landmine allegedly planted by Maoists on a road in Orissa's communally sensitive Kandhamal district, police said.

The land mine, kept inside a container, was found on a prominent road near Godibali village under Daringbadi police station, Deputy Superintendent of Police G.C. Behera told IANS.

It was the same area where police had earlier Oct 19 found landmines totally weighing nearly 100 kg, he said.

Maoist presence in the district, about 200 km from Bhubaneswar, came to the fore when they shot dead Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Swami Laxmanananda Saraswati and four of his aides in his ashram at Jaleshpeta Aug 23, 2008.

The region witnessed communal violence after local mobs blamed Christians for the killing and attacked their houses. At least 38 people were killed in the riots that lasted for more than a month.

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[LaBong]

I think you need to read more on the origins of both these 'parties', how the CPI (Maoist) came about in the first place, & see how their manifestos have many similarities. I've researched this in great detail, so I know what I'm talking about. There are not huge ideological differences between the two. The main difference is one is banned & one isn't.

It must have been some research! Charu Majumdar must be shouting Inquilab Zindabad in his grave!

 

[53fd]

GNLA frees teacher:

After eight days of taking hostage, the Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) freed unharmed the abducted Meghalaya school teacher, police said Saturday.

Kalu Mishra was released unharmed on October 26 night at Dabasipara area by the GNLA militants Friday night at Dabasipara village in South Garo Hills district, Superintendent of Police, Mukesh Kumar Singh said.

The GNLA rebels abducted Mishra on October 16 from his residence his house at Dumnikura village in Meghalaya’s South Garo Hills on ransom of `25 lakh.

However, intelligence sources said that the teacher was freed after an amount of Rs two lakh was paid to the GNLA.

The GNLA is led by Champion R Sangma, a trained ‘deputy superintendent of police’-turned-rogue who has been fighting for ‘sovereign Garoland’ in Western Meghalaya.

The rebel outfit is maintaining a close operational relationship with other Northeast-based militant outfits ULFA and NDFB.

GNLA frees teacher : Nagaland Post: Regional News

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Militant escapes after encounter:

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 30: A militant escaped after an encounter with police at Gursai in Mendhar tehsil of Poonch district last night.

SSP Poonch Ashkoor Wani said a joint team of Special Operations Group (SOG) and police observed movement of a militant at Gursai at 10 pm when he was moving towards a forest area.

The SOG and police team challenged the militant and asked him to surrender. The militant opened firing, which was retaliated by the SOG and the police.

However, after a brief encounter, the militant managed to escape towards forest area.

SOG and police teams chased the militant but he remained untraced.

Daily Excelsior....News Page

 

[53fd]

Bomb explosion at the house of government contractor:

Imphal, Oct 31 (PTI) A powerful bomb exploded at the house of a government contractor in Imphal East district but no casualty was reported, official reports said today.

The bomb planted by unknown militants exploded at around 10 pm last night at the house of government contractor H Bikramjit but no casualty was reported except some damage of doors and windows.

The contractor and his family members were not present at the time of the attack because they were were staying at their brick farm In Imphal West district, sources said. No individual or group has claimed responsibility for the crime.

Police said they would investigate whether it was connected with monetary demand by militants from the contractor.

In another incident, unknown militants hurled a powerful grenade at the house of a contractor identified as Naorem Jugindro at Tentha Khunjao in Thoubal district late last night but it failed to explode, sources said. PTI

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[Abu Zolfiqar]

Chhattisgarh: 2 Policemen Injured in Naxal Firing

Raipur: Two policemen were injured in a Naxal firing in Chhattisgarh's Dantewada district on Monday night, police said.

The outlaws shot two policemen who were on their way to guard a Salwa Judum camp, injuring them critically, under Konta police station, Additional Director General (Naxal operation) Ram Nivas said.

When other policemen came out of the police station after hearing the gun-shots, the Naxals opened fire at the police station, to which the former retaliated, Ram Nivas said.

After exchanging fire for a while, the Maoists fled from the spot.

The injured policemen have been admitted to a hospital in Bhadrachalam district in neighboring Andhra Pradesh.

PTI

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