by Police - Bureau of Police Research and Development

The Indian Police JournalThe Government, barring some stray or individual aberrations on theof the tribals and other poor sections of the society. It should be doneby the Information and Publicity Department by creating an exclusiveAll political parties, as happened in Andhra Pradesh, must cometogether on one platform to speak against the Naxals in one voice. Forour long-term interests and development of the area, the politiciansmust eschew their differences and present a united front. The politicaldifferences and petty interests create a vacuum for an alleged altruisticpolitical platform as usurped by the Maoists.minds of all sections of the society - farmers, labourers, students,women, youth and children by creating different exclusive cells andearlier, with their own strategy simply by putting the gears in reverse.Effective organization and mass mobilization is a must to thwart thecity life.Reach of the AdministrationThere is no need to overstress this point that any area maladministeredor unadministered or having political vacuum is highly susceptible tothe pangs of extremism or insurgency. The State Governments would retirement will be unable to produce results. This changed initiativeSecondly, the shifting and regrouping of the small isolated scatteredvillages, hamlets, padas, tolas would provide better administrative anddevelopmental facilities, besides enhancing the security environment.For example, in 1491 total villages of Gadchiroli District, 47% villageshave population below 300 and 76% villages below 600. Vandoli andMakkapalli villages have only one household each. The new villagescan offer much improved living conditions, such as new houses,sanitation, accessible drinking water, medical treatment, schools,adult literacy institutions, ration shops, improved cultural facilities,opportunities to market native crafts and collect minor forest produce.January - March, 201369