Maoist rebels spread across rural India

No matter how loudly Indian government says that India has democracy ande freedom, it is a failed government if people have to take up weapons to pursue justice.

It is very very wrong if India government wants to use military to deal with internal uprising. China's KMT government was a example. The KMT government had 8 million troops and it still lost that civil war and had to flle to Taiwan island.

The most powerful weapons to deal with the internal issues is bring justice to the ordinary people.

A sprawling, yet largely hidden, war is raging in India's rural countryside, and after years of ignoring it, Delhi is signalling a military counteroffensive.
India's Maoist insurgents, also called Naxalites, have expanded their area of operations from just four states 10 years ago to half of India's 28 states today. In 165 districts, they claim to run parallel "People's" governments. This year alone, fighting between rebel and government forces has claimed more than 500lives - many civilian.

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