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Permalink Reply by Mohit on September 3, 2010 at 2:58am

Just remember death of YSR, CM of AP in chopper accident, Central govt. deployed Sukhoi air craft for one day for search on doubt of abduction by Naxalites.Even help from NASA was being considered. Satellites were on hunt for his location. Now central govt is not bothered for locating cops for two days. This utter unforgetable disregard for the state cops by central/ state govt. cannot be forgiven by family of cops. Central govt is liable to answer to this in court of law & people. I am feeling my life is very cheap, a non-vip man has no right to fall in troubles like these.

Naxals surely know how to play politics, the brave cop who was killed by them was a yadav. They know who's death will put more pressure on CM.Mr. nitish is talking about democracy, to whom, those who chose to went against it. Naxals know nothing about human rights. I wish state govt. go for a commando operation if they find out the location of Naxals. Those ruthless beasts should be butchered w/o any mercy.

And mr. chidambram acting like a dumb puppet, seems he is well trained to tackle such situation in way which benefits congress chances in states upcoming election or say they only want loss of nitish kumar. Bihar Govt. should not repeat the mistake of BJP(kandhar episode). Even at that time this selfish congress which then in opposition kept mum on situation untill hostages were freed. And few months ago mr. manmohan singh said that BJP didn't tackled the kandhar situation well. Mr. nitish is falling in trap of central govt. He must act before time runs out.

Also i am searching all over the net for comments from mamta,Arundhati, Agnivesh and Medha Patkar, where are they hinding their face??? Does those cops have no human rights?

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Permalink Reply by Abhishek on September 7, 2010 at 12:01am

There are two things here. A movement of masses and a leadership of individuals. These two things are true to all agitations before or yet to come. Masses indulge in movement out of genuine reasons that concern them. And these movements are never good or bad. It is the leadership that is good or bad.

There is no denying that there are ground concerns and genuine grievances of the people left behind in the process of development. But this unrest has been hijacked by elements with michief and foreign links.

There is no doubt, state (i mean administration) can simply crush this rebellion any moment, any time and any where if it decides so. But there are sensitivities which the state must be observant to, else such action will boomerang.

So, there is planned and gradual annihilation of such elements and a parallel serious engagement with people all the while. Of course, this process is going to cost time, money and sporadic loss of lives. But it can not be helped otherwise.

Politically, getting released a Yadav is more appealing to the respective constituency. LY will be eating his own words. At the same time, the dalit section, in awe or support of naxals, is also targeted by providing a safe passage. All-in-all, it is a master stroke by NK standing him distinct from the centre and the congress.

Right or wrong, NK has won one of many battles to come in this 'Yen-Ken-Prakaaren' election campaign.

regards.

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