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  • 08 Mar 2025
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Naxalites To Be Eradicated in Madhya Pradesh

Why in News? 

The Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh organized a high-level meeting to fulfill the resolution of Naxal-free India by the year 2026 and gave necessary guidelines. 

Key Points  

  • Government Commitment: 
    • The Chief Minister clarified that the state government is serious and active to completely eradicate Naxalism in Madhya Pradesh. 
  • Instructions
    • The efforts of the state government should be coordinated for the economic and social progress of the residents of Naxal-affected areas. 
    • To enhance communication facilities, priority should be given to installation of mobile towers. 
    • Approval should be given for an increase in Hawk Force strength to establish new security camps . 
    • Eradication of the Maoist problem from the state should be given top priority and concerted efforts should be made for this. 
    • In order to facilitate transportation in remote areas of Naxal-affected districts, the ongoing road construction work should be completed soon. 
    • Apart from this, the Chief Minister has directed to keep a strict vigil on Naxal activities and to review it regularly at the level of Police Headquarters and District Administration. 
  • Coordination between States: 
    • The meeting discussed joint efforts by Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, reflecting growing inter-state cooperation to combat Naxalism. 

Naxalism 

  • Introduction:   
    • The term Naxalism originated from  the Naxalbari village of West Bengal . 
    • It began as a revolt against local landlords who had beaten up a farmer over a land dispute.   
    • The movement soon spread to less developed areas of eastern India like Chhattisgarh, Odisha and Andhra Pradesh.  
    • Left Wing Extremists (LWE) are known as Maoists across the world and Naxalites in India.  
  • Objective:   
    • They advocate the overthrow of the Indian government through armed revolution and the establishment of a communist state based on Maoist principles  
    • They view the state as oppressive, exploitative and serving the interests of the ruling elite and seek to redress socio-economic grievances through armed struggle and people's war. 

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