Naxalism in India: A big Challenge

Naxalism is the biggest threat to the internal security of the country. India was liberated in 1947, but still there are many challenges in front of it which has become a cause for concern for all. The problem of Naxalism is slowly spreading across the country. In the society, the exploited classes who are not convinced in our system and are being forced to adopt the path of rebellion.Running a parallel government on its own gesture. Naxalism has flourished in the country for all these reasons. Those who have got the confidence from our government and are willing to go against the Constitution and carry out a heinous crime. The situation is that our government has also failed to deal with these elements. Which further enhances their morale.And they keep doing anything common openly.

                                   

On the day the Naxalite attacks saw significant increase. Today, most Naxal-affected states of the country are included in Chhattisgarh, Orissa and Jharkhand. Recently, 25 soldiers were killed in Naxalite attack in Sukma of Chhattisgarh. The Intelligence mechanism also did not get the right input of the incident, which caused the country's heavy military damage. The government too has remained mute about the action in this direction.The reason for taking any drastic steps is to condemn these attacks. Naxalites run their own independent organizations, they also have money funding from many places. The helpless people make their shield and try to provoke the public sentiment against the government. They are dominated by the local administration. Which gives them complete protection. The army is constantly engaged in fixing the environment in these areas, so that people have a sense of security. But despite this, the way the young soldiers are being martyred in the Naxalite attack, it remains a matter of great concern. How long will we solve these problems? If this is the case then even bigger problem of terrorism in India will be Naxalism, which will ruin the entire country one day.

(This is my Personal Opinion.)

                Vishwajeet Kumar, ✍✍✍