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General Forum: Govt. and Politics | | Peace Talks Between Naxals and Government | |
| hi all,
padmakka was involved in killing of more than 50 people and she was involved in many blastings..... so do u think we shd respect her if police won't kill her then she'll kill police and she collected nearly 2 crores as party fund in just 2 days.... a criminal is a criminal if Govt. is having talks with naxals that does not mean ki naxals are free to do anything , i don't oppose naxal moment but what they're doing is wrong .... from 10 yrs all naxals are collecting money and then coming out of naxal moment ..... so that shows that they don't have any commitment in the moment.....
and regarding Govt. well it is too helpless coz it has to answer to police also and Govt. can't ask police to keep quiet coz if they keep quiet then naxals will kill them
anyway this is never ending story as politics and naxals are interrealed .....
Ganpathi Rao the top leader of naxals has very close relatives in congress and well as TDP . so it's the fate of telangana which now spreading to other dist's also....
Posted by: Mr Ravi M At: 2, Aug 2002 4:07:17 AM IST
It is very clear that the talks between govt.and naxals will fail even before talks started, because their views are opposit each other.Neither naxalites nor govt. have will to end this undemocratic policies. Naxalites blamed govt. for its attitude towards failure of peace talks at the same time govt. blamed naxalites. If this attitude contues from both parties how the afforts will sucess?.Ultimately innocent and poor people will suffer.I am sure all naxalits will not follow their most beloved policies.This section of naxalites pretend to follow the policies and invloving in unfair activities.At the same time some police officials acting in the name of protecting the law and order misusing their powers.Again ultimate sufferer is innocent man.It is a fact that both parties are responsible for failure of talks.
Posted by: Mr Kolli Rama lingeswara Rao At: 25, Jul 2002 1:37:07 PM IST
The proposed talks between the Peoples War naxalites and the state government of Andhra Pradesh, scheduled to take place on July 20, 2002, have never taken place.
Who is to be blamed for the sorry state of affairs?
Posted by: Mr Chandra Sekhar Bommisetty At: 22, Jul 2002 10:20:57 PM IST
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