There is no right way of doing a wrong thing....

All have read and said about the April 6th,2010 massacre of Dantewada district in Chattisgarh. About 76 jawans of the CRPF were brutally savored by 2 groups of Maoists. Is this a justified act? Mass replies in a chorus "NO"....
This grave incident led me to think and inquire more about the history of Naxals.They originated from a small village 'Naxalbari' in West Bengal from the Communist party of India(Marxist).There were three main leaders agitating this "revolution" Kanu Sanyal who passed away recently, Charu Majumdar and Jangal Santhan. Their main agenda was to crush the upper class landlords, the ruling govt. by the use of military arms. This way they can liberalise themselves "the poor peasants and the tribals". Astonishingly, what started as a small movement was joined in by platoon of tribals, college going students leading to a creation of 30 Naxal organisations covering an estimated area of 92000 square kilometre till date!!!!
But the question is the same.Will this kind of brutality give them what they want? Emancipation can never be achieved upon the blood of innocent. These pusillanimous acts of ambushing and killing the sleeping soldiers,attacking innocent children in schools would rather toughen their way.They should ponder over the fact "If they are right in doing these of anti-legal activities, why haven't they achieved Renaissance till date?".
People ,politicians and media who earlier used phrases like " Naxalite, a problem to be solved and tackled" have now started using language of wipening them out.
On the part of the govt. also ,they need to change their course of plan. They should use "think first,act next" strategy. Merely taking blood for blood will be like "throwing a stone in return for stone in other's house leading to damage at both houses".One must follow a real scenario of Andhra Pradesh where when Late Mr.Y.S Rajashekhar Reddy took over as CM in 2004, went on peaceful negotiations with the Naxals leading to considerable satisfaction at both sides.
Whatever the future has in store, Maoists need to understand that their aggression and activities can never be justified, and that it will only lead to thickening of the wall .........