Dr. Vinod Kumar Tandon
The book consisted with problems of villagers, police and administration and their shortcomings. In course of actions, it is realized that the works previously done to tackle the Naxalite problem; seems to be inappropriate, one-sided, idealized and seems less practical. Somewhere the implementation in practice is difficult and the possible realistic solution bringing up in this book. Ever since the Naxalite problem has arisen in India, it has been ignored since then that’s why its expansion increased about 16 states of India, now Chhattisgarh state is its epicenter, This book is based on author’s live experience as force person as well as being a citizen of Chhattisgarh state. The book well elaborated as follows: -1. Education, health, unemployment, lack of roads, transportation and communications means etc. have become the main reason for the expansion of Naxalism.2. Economic inequality and exploitation forced the residents to join Naxalite ideology for achieving social justice.3. Naxalites consider police and forest officials as their main opponents.4. To end the Naxalite movement, lacking sufficient resources for the police administration to perform his duty effectively.5. Naxalites take advantage of the lack of coordination between the common citizens and the police.6. There is a need to improve the functioning of the police administration by gaining the trust of the public. 7. India’s ancient Varna and caste system was based on inequality, discrimination and oligarchy such as monopoly of political, economic, educational and power of some varna’s and caste’s, in such a way all the above modes having negatively impacted of human development in India.
