the movement has had its days numbered for quiet a while now.
>>2846097>peasantsthis was true, yes, but naxals were pretty oppressive with the peasants too. forced sterilisation, not allowing access to governmeny facilities, recruiting child soldiers, killing those who voted in elections etc etc.
im not saying that peasants hated naxals, its that whether they sided with the government or naxals they would get fucked either way.
>>2846098>disinfo to look weaker than they arethis would seem plausible, until you dig deeper and find out the fact that naxal cadres are surrendering in the hundreds, so that they can lead peaceful lives (government has announced that any naxal who surrenders will get free housing food and help with integration for some months).
its looking bleak for the naxals imo, but that does not mean the fight is over comrades. if they cut off one head of the movement, 3 more will take its place!