Naxalite violence in India, Pictures & Videos

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Maoists threaten families of security officials

 

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Maoists threaten families of security officials

 

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Students troubled as Naxals destroy schools in Bihar

 

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Maoist attack: Four police officials killed

 

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Homage offered to soldier killed in Kanker Maoist attack

 

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Life in an Indian Maoist jungle camp
BBC News - Life in an Indian Maoist jungle camp
nice video about Maoist strategy

 

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Inside India's Maoist heartland

 

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Twin attacks in 24 hours in Chhattisgarh by Maoists

 

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US made grenade launcher seized from Maoist hideout? Where are they getting US made stuff from? Is Uncle doing some covert opps against GOI now or is Pakistan US made weapons supplied here!!

 

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US made grenade launcher seized from Maoist hideout? Where are they getting US made stuff from? Is Uncle doing some covert opps against GOI now or is Pakistan US made weapons supplied here!!

They get weapons mostly from Bangla Border, where BSF can be given just Rs 100 for truck and come over into India.....

 

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A crude but powerful hand made rocket is stuck in a roadside tree and left unattended, unexploded by security forces in Bastar, Chhattisgarh.

 

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Bibhu Prasad Routray: What's Missing in India's anti-Maoist Operations

When an area domination exercise by the security forces ends up in the killing of the same forces, it is not difficult to conclude as to who controls the area. The dominance of the extremists appears even more pronounced when supposedly well planned operations continue to go awry in a repeated manner. In the military battle between the left-wing extremist Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) and the Indian state, the extremists continue to retain the stranglehold. Home Minister P. Chidambaram had referred to a 'stalemate' between the Maoists and the Indian state, while summing up the Maoist (also referred to as "Naxal") situation in 2010. In reality, however, the stalemate is clearly swerved to the advantage of the extremists.

In mid-2010, two ambushes in Chhattisgarh led to the killing over 100 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel, a police force under the jurisdiction of the Central government in New Delhi. The ferocity of the attacks pushed the forces on the defensive and led to a considerable slow down of the Operation Green Hunt, the multi-state military manoeuvre New Delhi had launched since March 2010 to defeat the Maoists. Over 70 battalions of Central Armed Police Forces were involved in the operation.

Bibhu Prasad Routray: What's Missing in India's anti-Maoist Operations

 

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Youth receive training from police to combat Maoists

 

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Maoist shutdown cripples normal life in Jharkhand

 

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Police arrest two Maoists in Orissa

 

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Security forces seize arms from Maoist hideout

 

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Maoists kill two locals in Orissa suspecting them as police informers

 

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Don't divert men to fight Naxals, says Army top brass

Away from Delhi, the Indian Army Chief and seven Army Commanders on Thursday discreetly met in Lucknow's Central Command Headquarters and virtually voted against deployment of troops in anti-Naxal operations. Instead they suggested that the combat preparedness of paramilitary forces be improved.

Official sources said the entire Army brass at the theatre command level had a quiet conclave with General V K Singh on the mounting Naxal threat, and deliberated on whether troops should be involved in tackling them.

According to sources, all the Army Commanders were against dilution of the counter-insurgency grid in Jammu and Kashmir, so that troops could be moved for possible anti-Naxal operations.

The meeting was summoned after credible intelligence reports two months ago that the ISI was interested in penetrating the core Naxal movement in order to draw the Indian Army into the internal security quagmire.

Don’t divert men to fight Naxals, says Army top brass - Indian Express

 

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Rising poverty fuels Maoist movement

 

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Why maoists? The real Avatar: Mine - Story of a Sacred Mountain