Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
Things haven't worked out only by force. Its a good mix of carrot and stick that works. It worked in other situations.
Democracy gives you that option, by being strict with offenders and starting democratic process with willing to getin the main stream.
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
250,000 Punjabi Sikhs killed by the Indian army in the 1980'
Tens of thousands of people killed in Assam, Manipur, Nagaland and other states.
India has killed so many of it's own people.
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
Each country has tried managing differences China (Tiannama(??) Square), Russia (Before Galsnost), US, Europe, Pakistan (Earlier Bangaladesh, now Waziristan), China (Its some Muslim provinces which they suppressed brutally),
Some succeed some don't.......
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
Those who say that the Indian state has never killed it's own people are thus lying.
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
:D
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
**The Chattisgarh state government’s actions come even as the human rights and humanitarian situation is deteriorating in the 13 Indian states affected by increasing Naxalite attacks. **
India: Draconian Response to Naxalite Violence](India: Draconian Response to Naxalite Violence | Human Rights Watch)
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
What you expect? ......... SILLY
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
It is very disturbing that the humanitarian situation is deteriorating in the 13 Indian states, and that Indian security forces are committing human rights abuses.
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
:-)..........:D
Silly, people have accepted that its happening. People have accepted that its a challenge...
Haven't we discussed this topic enough....... or you goal in life is propoganda against India.
In that case looking at progress of India in general. You must be a really stressed up pained guy.......... isnt' that SILLY......... :D
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
Indian's have accepted that human rights are being committed by their army in 13 Indian states?
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
We have accepted that Maoist is a threat, even PrimeMinister has said so in open forum.
As for human rights, tell me a country and a force that's not being accused of it. It should be avoided as much as possible...
Just look at how rebellions are being suppressed all over the world. It will be a carrot and stick policy... only stick or only carrot won't work.
The important point is that whenever human rights violations come in picture they should be punished and that has been done by Indian state within its system...
In you hatered and biasedness against India. You don't get it...SILLY.. You are too focussed in just looking at bad.....
TOO BAD
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^
I appreciate your honesty in admitting that India is committing human rights abuses against it's own people.
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
You can appreciate whatever... I clearly appreciate how naked you stand in your anti India stand....
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
*- Indian security forces must end the practice of extrajudicial executions of alleged Naxalites and their supporters, and allow the National Human Rights Commission and independent civil society organizations to investigate such allegations. *
*- All state and national security legislation that does not provide for international standards of due process or fair trials or allows for prolonged and arbitrary detention should be repealed or amended to conform to international standards. *
*- The government must cease the sponsorship of and take steps to dismantle armed vigilante groups that commit human rights abuses. *
- The government should ensure that internally displaced persons are protected according to the United Nations Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement.
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All of the happens....
and SILLY, I think I am done defending against a wall......... may be I will come intermittently but talking to you doesn't take things anywhere..
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Around 50,000 people have now been moved from their homes in India as part of a new government campaign against a Maoist insurgency. The removals, in the new state of Chhattisgarh, have been conducted as part of what is called the Salva Judum - literally “purification hunt” in the local language. The policy was begun by the leader of the Congress opposition in the State Assembly, Mahendra Karma. “Terrorists and so-called revolutionary groups can only be countered by a peace movement like ours,” he said. But many of those resettled have said that this was not a peace movement at all. **They say they were forced to leave their homes. Some even claim that those too old or too frail to move were shot dead by government forces and their houses burnt down behind them. **
One of the consequences of the new government policy has been to force people to take sides. The paramilitary police who moved the people of Kotra Pal from their homes believed that they were harbouring Naxalites, but now the villagers fear that they would be seen as government supporters since they live in the camps by the new road. **I met a woman who still carries a bullet lodged in her stomach since the night of the attack by government forces last summer, and a man told me that his father and two uncles were shot dead since they could not move out fast enough. In scenes reminiscent of Darfur, I saw several burnt houses, and the villagers said that more than 20 had been burnt in all. In a camp by the new road, one of the Salva Judum vigilantes told me that he had been part of the attack. “We went there with the police and destroyed all their houses,” he said. **
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
“As long as suppression is going on, revolutionary movement is also developing,” he said. “As long as there is a problem there will be revolution… revolution cannot die, cannot be eradicated, [though it] can be suppressed for some time.”
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
Do the rebels have any representation in the Indian state/national governments? If not, why have such huge tracts of Indian population been sidelined from representation. The ancient caste system, again?
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
Yes they have reperesentation, these are tribal areas... So not caste system...
Its more of a case of gap in growth between some big cities and small towns.
Its close to Dacoit menace in UP/MP/Bihar belt during late Seventies early eighties... before social setup again stabilizes.......
Re: Thirteen Indian states meet as panic begins to spread over Maoist rebellion
India's government has finally admitted that the Maoist threat spreading across India is the biggest threat they have faced ever - since 1947.