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प्रश्न
Answer the following.
What is left-wing extremism in India?
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उत्तर
Left-Wing Extremism (also called the Maoist movement or Naxalism) has a major support base among landless labourers, Dalits, and tribals who experience a sense of oppression, injustice, and neglect.
The first attempt to promote a peasant struggle was the Telangana Movement (1946-51). The Naxal movement originated in 1967 in Naxalbari (West Bengal) led by Kanu Sanyal and writings of Charu Majumdar. Since the 1980s the movement has taken a militant turn. In 2004 CPI (M-L), People's War Group (PWG), and the Maoist Communist Centre ( MCC) of India merged to form CPI (Maoist) which aims to overthrow the government, Naxal activities aim to destroy public property and attack police and officials. The Red Corridor of Naxal activities extends across States like Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, etc.
Some of their broad tactics are as follows:
- Use of propaganda slogans
- Establishment of mass movements
- Mobilisation of women, tribals, and minorities into the revolution
- Mobilisation of urban population on mass issues
- Develop appropriate forms of military organization
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