MAOIST IDEOLOGY
PM Modi desperate, 'jhola-picking-up time' fast approaching: Congress
The opposition party's dig came after Modi targeted political opponents, saying armed Maoists have been eliminated, but "dimagi Naxals" have infiltrated several political parties and organisations and are instigating people against the Constitution and democracy.
Maoists gone, but 'dimagi Naxals' instigating people against Constitution and democracy: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the elimination of armed Maoists while addressing the ideological threat of 'dimagi Naxals'. He emphasized the need to identify and defeat these elements infiltrating various organizations and political parties. Modi referenced past failures in addressing Naxalism while stating that strong policies and political will led to significant improvements.
Chinese diplomats, a Bengali play and the Naxalbari mystery: New book revisits questions over Beijing's role
Chinese diplomats attended a politically charged play in Calcutta shortly before the Naxalbari uprising in 1967. The uprising led to questions regarding China's involvement in India's Maoist movement. Indian officials expressed concerns over Chinese diplomatic activities and their potential influence on unrest. The book 'Rebel Bastar' examines the deeper history of resistance in Bastar beyond the Maoist insurgency.
BJP says Congress has become 'Muslim League Maoist Congress'
BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi attacked the Congress party on Monday. He claimed Hamid Ansari's remarks exposed the opposition's ideological leanings. Ansari cited Nehru's view that Hindu nationalism posed a greater threat. Trivedi alleged the Congress has become a 'Muslim League Maoist Congress'. He stated Rahul Gandhi's discourse traces roots to Nehruvian ideology.
"I am happy to be Dimagi Naxal": P Chidambaram slams PM Modi's "naraaz fufa" jibe as meaningless
P Chidambaram embraces the label 'Dimagi Naxal' in response to Prime Minister Modi's remarks, considering it a badge of honor. He brushes off the 'Naraaz Fufa' comment as trivial and critiques the Prime Minister's creative terminology. Modi's call to root out those with a Naxal ideology and his reference to dissenters as 'Naraaz Fufa' reflect the charged political climate and the vibrant discourse on social media.
'Congress turning into Maoist party': Union Minister Kiren Rijiju maintains "dimagi Naxal" remark not for Oppn parties
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday alleged that the Congress was turning into a "Maoist party" amid a row over Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "dimagi Naxal" remark.
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India needs to get rid of destructive communist ideology: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has urged the country to reject destructive communist ideology. He appealed to Naxalites to surrender their weapons, promising a welcoming reception from the government. Shah emphasized that Left-Wing Extremism is an ideology-driven challenge, not solely a development or law-and-order issue. He stated that communist ideology hinders development and is disappearing from democratic politics.
27 Naxalites surrender in Chhattisgarh's Sukma
Twenty-seven Naxalites, including 10 women and several high-value targets, surrendered in Chhattisgarh's Sukma district. They cited disillusionment with Maoist ideology and the growing influence of security forces. The surrender follows a similar event in Maharashtra and aligns with the government's goal to eradicate Naxalism by March 2026.
16 Naxalites surrender in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur; 9 of them carry total Rs 48 lakh bounty
Sixteen Naxalites surrendered in Narayanpur, Chhattisgarh. Nine carried rewards totaling Rs 48 lakh. They cited disappointment with Maoist ideology and pressure from security forces. This surrender shows changing winds in Bastar. Youth are choosing peace and development. This is a significant move towards lasting peace and trust in Bastar. Security forces' efforts are visible.
'Lay down arms': Amit Shah rejects ceasefire offer from maoists
Home Minister Amit Shah declared there will be no ceasefire with Maoists, reiterating the goal to completely wipe out the insurgency by March 31, 2026. He urged cadres to surrender, highlighting significant reductions in violence and casualties since 2014, with 10,500 Maoists already surrendering. Shah also called for identifying those providing ideological and financial support.
16 Naxalites surrender in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur
Sixteen Naxalites surrendered in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur district, citing disillusionment with Maoist ideology and atrocities against tribals. These lower-rung cadres, from various units, supported the insurgency by supplying resources and assisting in operations. They revealed exploitation by top leaders, who mislead locals with false promises while treating cadres as slaves. Each received Rs 50,000 and will be rehabilitated under government policy.
20 Naxalites surrender in Chhattisgarh's Sukma
Twenty Naxalites, including nine women, surrendered in Sukma district, Chhattisgarh. The Naxalites cited disillusionment with Maoist ideology and internal conflicts. They were also influenced by the state government's development schemes. Surrendered Naxalites will receive assistance and rehabilitation. Police appealed to other Maoists to abandon violence. The surrendered Naxalites will be provided education, employment and a self-reliant life.
Three Maoists with Rs 19 lakh bounty surrender in Chhattisgarh
One of the Maoists, identified as Bhima, alias Dinesh Podiam (40), turned himself in on Wednesday, while the two women cadres - Sukli Korram, alias Sapna, and Devli Mandavi (22) - surrendered on Tuesday before the authorities, an official said.
After Basavaraju, another jolt to maoists: Sudhakar killed
Security forces killed top Maoist leader Gautam alias Sudhakar in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur district. Gautam carried a reward of Rs 40 lakh. He was a Central Committee Member. He was responsible for violence and radicalizing youth. This is a major blow to Maoist leadership in Dandakaranya region. Security forces recovered an AK-47 and explosives.
Six Naxalites carrying Rs 17 lakh bounty surrender in parts of Chhattisgarh
Six Naxalites, including a couple, surrendered to security forces in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur and Kabirdham districts, motivated by disillusionment with Maoist ideology and internal conflicts. The surrendering Naxalites carried a cumulative bounty of Rs 17 lakh. Impressed by the state government's development initiatives, they will receive rehabilitation assistance as per policy.
22 maoists surrender in Chhattisgarh's Bijapur
In Chhattisgarh, at least 22 Maoists surrendered to security forces in Bijapur district on Tuesday, including four carrying a collective bounty of Rs 26 lakh. This follows the surrender of 26 Maoists in Dantewada district the previous day.
29 Naxalites surrender in Chhattisgarh's Narayanpur
In Narayanpur, Chhattisgarh, 29 Naxalites, including seven women, surrendered to security forces, citing disillusionment with Maoist ideology and internal strife. They were influenced by ongoing development work and government rehabilitation benefits. This development marks a significant success for security forces, with 71 total surrenders since January 2024.
PM Modi slams Congress' inheritance tax idea, calls wealth redistribution promise 'Maoist' ideology
Prime Minister Narendra Modi denied plans for an inheritance tax, criticizing the Congress for advocating such ideas. He slammed Rahul Gandhi's proposals as Maoist ideology and accused the Congress of attempting to give OBC reservation to Muslims for political gain. Modi highlighted the BJP's achievements in economic reforms and financial inclusion, contrasting them with Congress' misgovernance in Karnataka, which has led to a water crisis in Bengaluru. He expressed confidence in the BJP's prospects in Karnataka and clarified the Centre's stance on drought relief distribution.
Two CPI (Maoist) activists recruited cadres, raised funds in Magadh Zone, alleges NIA
The NIA has charge-sheeted Pramod Mishra and Anil Yadav, prominent politburo members of the CPI (Maoist), in the case of the group's revival in the Magadh zone. Pramod Kumar has been charged under sections 120B, 121A of IPC and sections 17, 18, 18(B), 20, 38 and 40 of UAPA. Mishra has criminal cases registered against him in Jharkhand.
Number of left-wing extremism districts down to 46; violence by 70%: Nityananda Rai
The incidents of LWE violence had reduced by 70% to 509 in 2021 compared with the 2018-19 period. The number of deaths due to LWE, too, was drastically down to 147 in 2021 from 1,005 in 2010, Rai said.
44 naxals surrender in Chhattisgarh's Sukma
All the 44 naxals, who surrendered on Saturday, were active in Kistaram, Bheji and Chintanlar areas and they said that they were disappointed with the hollow Maoist ideology, the CRPF officials said.
30 Maoist-hit areas to get central fund of Rs580 crore
Having faced serious Maoist threats for long, states Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh will see 250 new police stations as a step against maoist resurgence by the Home Ministry. Maoism also arose in districts of Malapuram, Wayanad and Palakad in Kerala
Maoists, Jehadis working together to overthrow elected government: Arun Jaitley
Jaitley said both Maoists and Jehadi separatists want to overthrow constitutionally elected government and abhor democracy.
Govt PR war to show Maoist ideology as ‘failed & flawed’
Publicising the success stories of government schemes in left-wing extremism-hit areas while subtly highlighting how Maoist violence was preventing tribals from taking advantage of the schemes shall be a key element of the Centre’s new media plan for the next three years to counter the Maoists’ false propaganda against the government and security forces.
53 people executed by 'Kangaroo courts' of Naxals in 3 years
Altogether 15 people were executed in 2014 following orders of 54 'Jan Adalats' and 20 people were killed in 2013 under the directives of 63 'Jan Adalats'.
Congress endorses HC ruling that being Maoist is not a crime
Congress today agreed with the Kerala High Court ruling that being a Maoist is not a crime.
Lok Sabha polls 2014: Narendra Modi appeals to Maoists to shun violence
Modi appealed to Maoists to shun violence and said it was his dream to see a pen or a plough in the hands of the youths in their ranks and not guns.
AAP is running away from responsibility: Vijay Goel
Accusing the Aam Aadmi Party of betraying the people of Delhi, Delhi BJP today said that AAP believed in "Maoist ideology of creating anarchy"
'Naxals maintaining close links with Filipino, Turkish groups'
Naxals are maintaining close ideological links with Maoist organisations in the Philippines, Turkey and some other countries, Rajya Sabha was informed today.
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