This is terrorism, Comrade https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/this-is-terrorism-comrade-1136508.html Shubhranshu Choudhary, Aug 16 2022, Telangana and Andhra police want to push displaced people back to Chhattisgarh as they fear Maoists will use them someday to sneak back into their states.. ( Maoist)They have been living there for so long. Why should they return?" Some are not averse to revolutionary violence, but what you (maoists) are doing by killing whoever regularly disagrees to create terror in the community by calling them informers just to be safe in your comfort zone has little to do with revolution. This is plain and simple terrorism.
Nowhere people of Dandakaranya forest in central India https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/from-the-heart-of-india/nowhere-people-of-dandakaranya-forest-in-central-india/ February 26, 2022,Shubhranshu Choudhary When violence suddenly escalated in Dandakaranya forest in 2005 the tribal community living there was divided into three parts. According to the top administrative officer of that time 55,000 people shifted to roadside Salwa Judum camps, 55,000 ran away to neighbouring state of Andhra Pradesh (now also divided into Telangana) and the rest moved deep into forest under the protection of Maoists. Salwa Judum was the local name for a military strategy called strategic hamletting experimented by the Indian government to fight Maoists—communist guerrillas who still control around 30% of Dandakaranya forest.
United Front time for Maoists in India https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/blogs/from-the-heart-of-india/united-front-time-for-maoists-in-india/ February 3, 2022, Shubhranshu Choudhary The Indian authorities are shooting themselves in the foot by not punishing undisciplined soldiers in places like Silger where they killed unarmed people protesting against a police camp. Without declaring it as a policy Maoists are using these opportunities to forge a united front by aligning themselves with the interests of adivasis.
Maoists still control 37% of Bastar (Bastar is bigger than Kerala in size) and some areas in other states. More than 5 lakh people live under their direct control. But their movement has no future because the forest people of Central India have changed their minds and withdrawn consent from the Maoists...It’s time to get the Indian constitution for tribals which no democratic movement has achieved till date. And if the Maoists can see that their future lies in promoting this end, they could play a constructive role in ending a conflict that there is no reason to prolong.