Naxalism
NOW WITH the latest train attack, we the people failed to understand our government policies and strategy, which is unsuccessful in tackling the Naxalism despite so many innocent civilians are being killed without their any fault. Like earlier attacks, this time too political parties in West Bengal tried to corner each other with municipal polls across West Bengal on Sunday (May 30, 2010). Worst is that country Home Minister P Chidambaram is escaping with theory of just sabotage. How many times citizens hear same and old statement from Chidambaram that government is working on the proper solution. Shame! Does not government think the value of human life? Did not our country loss good amount of revenue in these attacks? Can’t we spend same revenue in tackling the Naxalites problem? Is Indian government the helpless creature of planet earth?
In my opinion, not only Central government, but also state government has never taken Naxals issue seriously. It is now high time government should stop just lip service and now no talks only action is needed. It should be taken as an internal threat to the country. Our democracy depends on ballot while Naxalism depends on bullet. All political parties should show their solidarity in fighting against the Naxalism just like the way, when we fight against external forces instead of blaming each other. Maoists have proved that they can attack civilians on their will basis.
I strongly feel that if government is serious in tackling the problem, first it should declare emergency in Naxals affected states and put pressure on state governments to arrest all Maoists in one month or face the president’s rule if they are not capable of handling Naxals. Seal all neighbouring borders along the states, so that no one tries to escape from the country. Government should use forces both anticipatory and offensive measures against the brutal, nonsensical terror. This political silence is quite disturbing and makes us think where our
In my opinion, not only Central government, but also state government has never taken Naxals issue seriously. It is now high time government should stop just lip service and now no talks only action is needed. It should be taken as an internal threat to the country. Our democracy depends on ballot while Naxalism depends on bullet. All political parties should show their solidarity in fighting against the Naxalism just like the way, when we fight against external forces instead of blaming each other. Maoists have proved that they can attack civilians on their will basis.
I strongly feel that if government is serious in tackling the problem, first it should declare emergency in Naxals affected states and put pressure on state governments to arrest all Maoists in one month or face the president’s rule if they are not capable of handling Naxals. Seal all neighbouring borders along the states, so that no one tries to escape from the country. Government should use forces both anticipatory and offensive measures against the brutal, nonsensical terror. This political silence is quite disturbing and makes us think where our