Rising naxalite movement in india

[truthlover]

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[jarves]

The Naxalite movement is not rising but dying actually.

Kishenji's death signals the end of the present Naxalite movement | Business Standard

 

[Genesis]

The Naxalite movement is not rising but dying actually.

Kishenji's death signals the end of the present Naxalite movement | Business Standard

I don't know one way or the next, but during our communist struggle, Mao was actually pretty low level at the beginning, the Nationalist keep saying they killed this and that and communist is done.

Then long march happened, that was a retreat unlike any other in modern history. Read about it pretty interesting if you like, very hard time, but you know who's in command of China now don't you.

Of course looking at your naxalite movement, it's no Mao let communists. More like Bandits.

 

[kaykay]

Lowest ever casualties of our police forces that is around 100 casualties/year. Around 2500 maoists surrendered last year and similar number surrendered a year before that. Maoists are now weaken beyond repair. Even today we killed 7-8 maoists in Gadchiroli.
PS: After 2009 when operation green hunt lauched, Initially maoists resisted some but not they are desperate and weaken beyond repair. They are surrendering in large numbers like in thousands every year in last 3-4 years.

 

[Indischer]

The tamest, lamest propaganda video that I've seen till date. I swear I could go to sleep listening to that song and forget all about Revolution!

 

[Zarrar Alvi]

poor guys fighting with indian state with those 1940s rifles and still giving them hard time

 

[Indischer]

poor guys fighting with indian state with those 1940s rifles and still giving them hard time

They have modern AKs and Insas rifles too. And they're masters at IEDs and claymore mines. The jungles also serve as very effective bottlenecks and prevent their complete encirclement by Security forces. Not for nothing are they our No1 security threat.

 

[ExtraOdinary]

they deserve NAPALM

 

[zootinali]

NAPALM !!

 

[jarves]

they deserve NAPALM

What is NAPALM??

 

[INDIC]

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Crappy propaganda video, as if all communist countries are land of milk and honey.

 

[SRP]

Seven Naxals killed in police encounter in Gadchiroli | The Indian Express

 

[Indischer]

What is NAPALM??

It's that substance that'll make you so hot inside that you'll be begging to remove that Iron man armour.

 

[harpoon]

I don't know one way or the next, but during our communist struggle, Mao was actually pretty low level at the beginning, the Nationalist keep saying they killed this and that and communist is done.

Then long march happened, that was a retreat unlike any other in modern history. Read about it pretty interesting if you like, very hard time, but you know who's in command of China now don't you.

Of course looking at your naxalite movement, it's no Mao let communists. More like Bandits.

With the limited understanding of Chinese History I understand that the Nationalists were weakened by the conflicts with Japanese Imperial Army while Mao & the communists cunningly kept their forces in reserve and when the WW2 ended, Mao defeated the exhausted Nationalists and became the ruler of China.

 

[Genesis]

With the limited understanding of Chinese History I understand that the Nationalists were weakened by the conflicts with Japanese Imperial Army while Mao & the communists cunningly kept their forces in reserve and when the WW2 ended, Mao defeated the exhausted Nationalists and became the ruler of China.

Mao had no forces, he had a million guerrillas, they had almost no weapons, where would he get them? What they did have they captured from Japanese, and Chinese army helping the Japanese, like Nazi's French foreign legion. He had like one or two factories, unable to keep even his 10,000 regulars at his wartime capital supplied.

Japanese refused to surrender to him, because Chang promised that the Chinese theater Japanese commanders immunity if they obeyed him. Those commanders later because high ranking advisers to Chang in Taiwan.

Mao succeeded because of his creative thinking, villages surrounds cities, use space exchange for time, don't dwell on a city and give it up if you need to, instead destroy the enemies' army. These are strategies inferior enemies use to this day. There's more.

Land reforms for everyone, democratic elections(I know ironic), loved based marriages and a whole bunch of ideas and reforms that made him popular.

One of the most important things, Mao created schools and he himself took part in massive farming initiatives, that made a crap land that grows nothing into a land that had a harvest each year. If you seen communists at work in the 50s and 60s, even during that time, there's camera footage from Americans, you would believe it.


This is why I said the Indian insurgency looks more bandits than Maoists, because they don't have any revolutionary reforms or good strategies against the government.