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'Basavaraju killing a success, but gun can't kill ideology'
The New Indian Express Tiruchy
|May 27, 2025
The recent successes of security forces in their anti-LWE (Left-Wing Extremism) operations endorse the integrated policy of the government of the day, says Ashok Prasad, former Special Secretary of Internal Security and ex-Special Director of Intelligence Bureau.
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He tells Mukesh Ranjan that he exuded confidence that the state apparatus has now started dominating the military formations of the Maoists. Excerpts:
How do you see one of the biggest anti-Naxal operations in recent times, in Chhattisgarh, where nearly 70 Maoists have been killed?
It is a major achievement of the security forces. It is also a significant endorsement of the government's policy and integrated strategy. The multi-pronged strategy of successive Union governments has gained momentum and is beginning to dominate the military formations of the LWEs. The success is also due to the 'All-India Response System' in place.
How significant an impact will the killing of Maoist leader Basavaraju have on the left-wing movement?
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