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The Indian Police Journal15. (1994) 3 SCC 430.16. AIR 2004 SC 7 (para 10).17. (2004) Comp Cas 510 (Mad).18. AIR 1997 SC 610.19. Ibid.20. AIR 2000 SC 2083.21. AIR 1990 SC 513 see also Madina v. State of Rajasthan, 2001 Cri.L.J.4484.22. (1994) 4 SCALE 608.23. This right has been conceded to victims of crime by the Cr.P.C.(Amendment) Act, 2008 w.e.f. December 31, 2009.24. Section 357-A inserted by the Cr.P.C. (Amendment) Act, 2008. It consistsof six sub-clauses, which relate to compensatory rights of victims ofcrime.25. Formerly, Member, Law Commission of India.56 January - March, 2013
Fire in ForestTackling Maoist MenaceKeywordsDr. Satya Pal Singh*Insurgency, LWE, Naxalism, Maoism, Red Corridor, Local Support, Strategy ofSuccess, Tactics, Development of Central Forces.AbstractOver the years, thousands of civilians and hundreds of Police personnelbelonging to the State Police and Central Armed Police Forces havebecome the victims of Maoist violence. The murders of many Ministers, public representatives and continued fatal attacks on Police personneland damage to the private and public property in different parts of thecountry and Maoist’s rising political power in neighbouring Nepal havegiven a jolt to the authorities for realising the urgency of initiating effectivecountermeasures.IntroductionTHE Communist Rural Insurgency in various parts of the world isIndia and Maoism in Nepal. It has proliferated on a phenomenalscale in its ideology, logistics and areas since the Naxalbari uprisingAn armed peasant’s revolt against the landlord was led by CharuMuzumdar and Kanu Sanyal. But according to Sanyal, this was anarmed struggle not for land, but for State power. This underscores thepolitical objective of the party from its inception.Author Intro. :* IPS, Commissioner of Police, Mumbai.E-mail: allsatya@gmail.comJanuary - March, 201357
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