Following his acquittal in Maoists links case, the ex-DU prof recounts his time behind bars, speaking about his deteriorating health and 'immoral ways' in which prosecution came after him.
CPI(Maoist) has called for boycott in this constituency which borders Chhattisgarh. Villagers say fight primarily between sitting Congress MLA Anasuya Danasari & BRS' Bade Nagajyothi.
Suspected Maoists stabbed to death BJP's vice-president in Narayanpur while he was campaigning for this month's polls. Leaders across parties are targets as they 'represent the Indian state'.
Bastar, the heartland of the Maoist conflict, votes 7 November in first phase of Chhattisgarh assembly polls. Several initiatives promise to ease the voting experience this time.
Murders of 3 BJP workers, allegedly by Maoists, have caused political firestorm in the poll-bound state. But data shows ‘political killings’ aren’t new, have claimed more Congress leaders.
The MHA statement also said there was a 26% reduction in deaths of security personnel and 44% drop in civilian casualties due to Naxal violence between 2018 and 2020.
District's top cops want to convey ‘ground reality’ & tell people how Naxals are obstructing development. They ideate & write the comic, and get a local artist to draw it.
With the ongoing conflict at the Red Sea, India needs to take a long-term view of the PLI scheme and its ambition to emerge as a hub of shipping containers.
Data shows large public sector banks received highest number of complaints in absolute terms, but fared better than several private banks when looked at on complaints-per-branch basis.
For BJP, CAA was strategic move that did not quite work out because those it would benefit could’ve been accommodated under existing laws, and new entrants would remain excluded.
Misplaced sympathy, that is what this article is. This man in a wheel chair instantly evokes sympathy because of his disability even eliciting comments like “yeh kisika kya kar sakta hai”. But one question that begs an answer is Why should any government keep behind bars an invalid for ten years, unless it had clinching evidence that this urban Naxal was an antinational, who wanted to wreck the existing system of governance and cause chaos and disorder in the country, which is the doctrine of all Naxalites?. Any way, only time will tell if his release was for the good of the society or otherwise.
Misplaced sympathy, that is what this article is. This man in a wheel chair instantly evokes sympathy because of his disability even eliciting comments like “yeh kisika kya kar sakta hai”. But one question that begs an answer is Why should any government keep behind bars an invalid for ten years, unless it had clinching evidence that this urban Naxal was an antinational, who wanted to wreck the existing system of governance and cause chaos and disorder in the country, which is the doctrine of all Naxalites?. Any way, only time will tell if his release was for the good of the society or otherwise.