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February 9th, 2005 by jk | Filed under India.Security agencies manning the Indo-Nepal border have been issued orders to let in all Nepali citizens, including Maoists, fleeing the crackdown after the dismissal of the Himalayan KingdomRelated posts:
- King or Maoists TVR Shenoy has an article criticizing the suspension of military aid to Nepal Scenario One: The Maoists intensify their attacks, controlling larger swatches of that unfortunate country. They already rule...
- Praful Bidwai: In defence of Maoists Praful Bidwai in defence of Maoists writes Opposing the king does not amount to strengthening the Maoists. Indeed, it can encourage long overdue reform, including land reform, and further decentralization....
- Role Model for Maoists In RussiaAs Clifford Levy wrote in The Times last week, Russia’s national networks, the most powerful media in the country, are routinely deleting news or opinions critical of the Kremlin....
- Pakistan and Maoists The Acorn points to this editorial in Indian Express which talks about the gains made by the Naxalites in India. (Naxalites are Communists who think that murdering others is the...
- Book Review: Massacre at the Palace Massacre at the Palace: The Doomed Royal Dynasty of Nepal by Jonathan Gregson, Miramax Books, 255 pages In 1846, Queen Rajya Laxmi of Nepal had an illicit relationship with Gagan...
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hi jk,
me a firstie visitor to ur page…
hey soemhow naxalism has managed to rip right through the center of the country…
now we have it from UP, MP, bihar orrisa,
AP and now in parts of Karnataka tooo..alarming.
check out a post in my blog on naxalites and do comment…
Sathya, welcome. Kerala had Naxalites in the 60s, but they seem to have vanished, but now it is spread in a lot more states. Right now they are being treated with kid gloves with ministers asking police not to harm them. If they have so much support, why not use democratic means to advance their causes ?