second part 
In the past ten months from 2023 December to 2024 October, 254
comrades became martyrs fighting to defeat the counter revolutionary
Surajkund strategic offensive and as a part of it, the Kagaar offensive, with the
objective to accomplish the New Democratic Revolution in India. Out of them
109 were men comrades and 81 women comrades. Sixty-four were villagers
out of which 56 were men and 8 women and a 6 month old baby girl.
Eight comrades were martyred in Bihar-Jharkhand, 7 in Odisha, 2 in
MMC, 11 in Telangana and 226 in Dandakaranya. Out of the total comrades,
four Comrades Sanjay, Rupesh, Jaya and Neeti were of the State Committee
rank, 1 Regional Committee member, 21 members of the District Committee
rank, 62 AC/PPC comrades, 77 Party members, 25 members of PLGA and 64
revolutionary people. These comrades apart, several leaders and activists of
revolutionary, progressive, democratic organisations, sympathisers and
friends of revolution lost their lives. Comrade Saibaba who fought for the
democratic rights and power of the oppressed, Dalit, tribal, religious minority
people and the oppressed nationalities for decades breathed his last on 12th
October. Along with Com. Lalay (Aprecia Avarez Rosete) Central Committee
Member of Communist Party of Philippines, who killed in an false encounter,
few other comrades of the International Communist Movement became
martyrs. The CMC pays revolutionary homage to all the martyrs.
Outcome of the political, organisational and military effort all over
the country to fail the counter revolutionary war, ‘Kagaar’
Consolidation is going on as a part of the consolidation campaign in
the party in the forest, plain and urban areas all over the country. Party
membership is being raised, party cells are being formed and the various levels
of party committees are being consolidated. As a part of it, rectification of the
mistakes in building a secret party invincible to the enemy was initiated. The
cadres are being educated of the recent circulars and messages released by
the Central Committee and the State level Committees. Education-Training
campaign is going on regarding the tactics to continue class struggle-guerrilla
war in the changed social conditions, in the temporary setback and amidst
carpet security.
There are anti-imperialist, anti-Comprador Bureaucratic Capitalist
(CBB), anti-feudal, anti-Corporatisation-Militarisation people’s struggles in the
urban, plain and forest areas of the country. Propaganda and agitation
activities against Brahmanic Hindutva Fascism are being held. Various kinds of
forums of United Action are formed and functioning at various levels for
struggles and propaganda-agitation activities against Corporatisation-
Militarisation and Brahmanic Hindutva Fascism. There are wide propaganda-
agitation activities in the country and other countries against the genocides
unleashed by the central and the state governments in Dandakaranya. Along
with the programs under International Committee to Support People’s War in
India (ICSPWI), Anti-Imperialist League was formed and working against these
genocides centered in Europe.
PLGA forces of Dandakaranya, Telangana, AOB, Regional Company and
the people were mobilised in Battalion formation that held a raid on January
16th against the Dharmaram police camp comprising of 500 Para-military and
Commando forces in South Bastar division, as a part of retaliation to ‘Kagaar’
in Dandakaranya. In this daring raid, the PLGA forces encircled the enemy
camp from four sides, shelled nearly one thousand with Spigot Grenade
Launcher (SGL) and fired hundreds of ammunition. Nearly 35 personnel of the
Central Armed Police Force (CAPF)/Para-military forces and various kinds of
Commando forces were eliminated and nearly 40 were injured. But the enemy
lied initially that there were no losses from their side, to keep up the morale
of their forces and to not let up the morale of the PLGA forces. However, later
they announced 4 were dead and 9 injured in the incident. Within a few days
of Dharmaram raid, on January 30th, the PLGA forces of South Bastar division
of Dandakaranya, Telangana and Regional Company ambushed the forces in
the outer circle engaged in the protection of a Forward Operational Base (FOB)
in Jeeragudem. In this ambush 3 CRPF police were wiped and 15 injured. Both
the actions deeply distressed the enemy armed forces and the central and the
state governments.
These forces continued the Tactical Counter Offensive Campaign
(TCOC) from March to June. Eleven armed personnel of the various Commando
forces and the central and state government armed forces were wiped and 21
injured in this TCOC. These forces shelled on the Sutbai, Potkel, Jeeragudem,
Dharmaram and Madakagudem camps. People were mobilised in big scale
who dug thousands of spike holes in the South Bastar division. The forces of
AOB took up few actions of guerrilla war together with the forces of West
Bastar and Darbha division in Dandakaranya. 7 armed personnel of the central
and the state government were wiped and 23 injured in the TCOC in North
Sub-Zone of DK from February to June. There was shelling on two FOBs in the
zone. In the West Sub-Zone 2 armed personnel were injured in an ambush.
TCOC was taken up together with the political propaganda campaign
of boycott of elections to the fake Parliament. People of hundreds of villages
all over Dandakaranya boycotted elections.
There were few actions of guerrilla war in the past one year in Bihar-
Jharkhand, East Bihar-North East Jharkhand Special Areas. Especially
thousands of booby traps were laid in Kolhan-Saranda of West Singbhum
district of Jharkhand. Few armed personnel were wiped and few injured in the
actions of guerrilla war.
Three SOG Commandos were injured in Odisha.
Our heroic PLGA commanders and fighters put up daring resistance to
the enemy in all the encirclement attacks in Dandakaranya, Bihar-Jharkhand,
Telangana and Odisha and wiped or injured a considerable number of enemy
armed forces. But the enemy has been stating partial number of losses to hide
the fact fearing it might raise the morale of PLGA forces.
There were nearly one hundred actions of guerrilla war in DK, BJ, EB-
NEJ, Odisha, MMC and Telangana in the past one year. Sixty-five armed
personnel and various kinds of Commando forces were wiped and 120 injured
in these actions. Three Gopaneeya (secret) soldiers, 29 informers, 3 coverts
and 6 anti-people political leaders of the BJP and Congress were wiped. PLGA
forces burnt 25-30 vehicles engaged in road construction work and few mobile
towers. PLGA forces retaliated the armed forces, Para-military, Commando
and Indian Army in nearly 100 encounters and encirclement attacks.
On the whole, our PLGA forces continued guerrilla war utilising tactics
such as raid, ambush, sniper actions, booby trap-remote actions, arranging
spike holes, shelling police camps, elimination of informers-coverts, wiping out
counter revolutionaries, elimination of anti-people leaders of BJP and
Congress parties in the past ten months to fail the counter revolutionary
Surajkund strategic offensive plan-Kagaar offensive.
The extent and intensity of actions of guerrilla war is less when
compared to last year. This year we could not seize weapons from the enemy.
On the other hand we are losing the forces of our Party, PLGA and Mass
Organisations in Kagaar attacks. As a result, the organs of Party, PLGA and
United Front became weak and the countrywide revolutionary movement is
continuing in temporary setback.
We achieved few positive experiences in class struggle-guerrilla war in
the past ten months. These experiences are the continuation of the earlier
positive experiences. The central and the state governments deployed nearly
8 lakhs of armed forces, Indian Army and Air force in the areas of the
revolutionary movement and consolidated carpet security. But we could
mobilise the people of these areas in anti-imperialist, anti-CBB, anti-feudal,
anti-Corporatisation-Militarisation struggles. The forces of Party and PLGA
formed into small teams and are taking up guerrilla war in the form of small
and decentralised actions basing on the people, people’s militia and local
resources. They are continuing efforts to build a secret party invincible to the
enemy at the local level. The shelling on the Dharmaram operational base
camp with improvised weapons created relatively severe loss to the enemy.
There was an ambush on the enemy forces deployed in the outer circle to
protect the enemy camp. The encirclement attacks of the enemy were broke-
through. In Kolhan-Podahat-Saranda, mine field was arranged in a wide area
and the indiscriminate combing of the enemy armed forces were contained. If
the entire Party and PLGA learn from these positive experiences and continue
class struggle-guerrilla war, we can strengthen the Party, PLGA and United
Front. We can raise mass base depending on it. We can advance the
revolutionary movement from the temporary setback.
Let us fight back and fail the counter revolutionary war, ‘Kagaar’
unleashed as a part of the counter revolutionary Surajkund strategic
offensive plan formulated by the central and the state governments
As a part of the counter revolutionary Surajkund strategic offensive
plan, counter revolutionary war, ‘Kagaar’ is going on in the forest, plain and
urban areas all over the country. This is going on in the name of ‘Operation
clean’ in the states of Bihar-Jharkhand. ‘Kagaar’ offensive is mainly
concentrated on Dandakaranya. In this bid, the Chhattisgarh government
started a plan ‘Neeyad nellatha naar’ (yours is a good village) in Bastar region
on 15th February. Villages in the purview of five kilometres were brought under
the 14 new FOB camps set up in Bastar from December to February after BJP
came to power in the state. As a part of this plan, the governments announced
it would implement 25 schemes of providing basic infrastructure and 32
schemes of individual benefit. None of these schemes help raise the
productivity of the people. They turn them beneficiaries and make them
beggars depending on the mercy of the government. In fact all these
government schemes accumulate the hard work of the people to the exploitive
classes directly or indirectly. These schemes help for illegal income of the
government officers and anti-people elements from the village level to the
central government. These schemes do not solve the basic problems of the
people. The central and the state governments got down on war footing to
bring all the people of the villages of the areas of the revolutionary movement
totally under their control through these schemes. As a part of the counter-
insurgency operations, the central and the state governments shall work with
the objective to transform each village into a counter revolutionary centre. A
section of these villages will be taken into their fold and informer network be
strengthened. A section of anti-people elements will be organised.
Suppression through hook or crook will intensify on the struggling people.
These schemes shall trample the power the tribal peasantry and poor people
achieved on jal-jungle-zameen (water-forest-land) through their struggle for
four decades. This would give way to indiscriminate exploitation of jal-jungle-
zameen by the domestic and foreign corporate companies. The local landlords
and anti-people tribal gentry shall become part of this loot. They would turn
compradors to exercise political power to facilitate the loot. The
implementation of these schemes would weaken the power of the social Gram
Sabhas (Bhoomkal) and the RPCs and that of village panchayat Gram Sabha
shall be formed. The local exploitative, rural bad gentry will sustain its power.
The forest villages turn revenue villages and the exploitation and oppression
by the revenue department will increase. Areas such as Maad too will witness
settlement of land with land certificates to people on very less amount of land.
Most of the lands will be grabbed by the exploitive government to hand it over
to the domestic and foreign corporate companies.
Counter revolutionary schemes such as ‘neeyad nellatha naar’ of
Bastar division have been being implemented in the areas of the movement all
over the country, or else would be implemented in the coming days. Thus the
exploitation and oppression by the imperialist, CBB and feudal classes shall
further intensify in the areas of the movement. This would make struggle
inevitable for the people.
On 24th August, a meeting of the Chief Secretaries and DGPs of
Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, Jharkhand, Madhya
Pradesh and Maharashtra of the Maoist movement was held under the
leadership of the Central Home Minister Amit Shah in Raipur, the capital city
of Chhattisgarh, to review the elimination of the Maoist movement and for
inter-state coordination. The meeting decided to totally eliminate the Maoist
movement all over the country by 2026 March 31st. It decided to achieve this
target by doubling the speed and intensity of the anti-Maoist campaign taken
up in the past 7 months since 2024 January. They announced the
establishment of 277 camps of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) in the
Maoist strong areas in the country from 2019 to 2024 August, that of 33 more
camps of Para-military forces in the past 7 months and the establishment of
29 more camps in the coming days. It was decided to deploy three Battalions
of CRPF forces from Jharkhand and one from Bihar to Bijapur, Sukma and
Dantewada districts to give decisive final blow to the Maoists. These forces
would be deployed in the bordering Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Odisha.
Amit Shah declared they would set up a counter system to stop the
Maoists escape to the bordering states to avoid the attacks by the central and
the state governments in Chhattisgarh.
The central government decided to set up a manoeuvring range of the
Indian Army in Bastar. It is going to seize 54,543 hectares (1,36,357 acres) of
land in Maad for the purpose. People of 52 villages of 13 panchayats will be
displaced for the range. In fact the central government decided to form an
Army base in Maad way back in 2011. The large scale people’s struggles in the
country and foreign countries apart from Bastar division against the decision
forced the government to temporarily postpone the proposal. Now it is eager
to push it through in its long term strategical plan. The central government
deploys Army in this area so as to totally change the terrain and stay for the
coming 50 to 100 years to see that there are no rebellions or revolutionary
activities. The Army is being deployed to relaunch mining, construction of
dams, hydro-electric projects and tourist centres that could not be done for
the past decades due to the revolutionary movement and in the immediate
interest of the exploitation and oppression of imperialists and comprador
bureaucratic capitalists. The central government lies that the forces in this
Army camp will not directly take part in the anti-Maoist activities which is only
to deceive the people of the country and the world. These forces shall take
part directly, indirectly and in all manners in the anti-revolutionary operations
in the Central Region. The government needs to lie since it did not declare it a
disturbed area and is deploying the Army without the approval of the
Parliament for the implementation of the Armed Forces Special Powers Act –
AFSPA. Employment of Army for the internal security of the country with or
without the approval of the Parliament is against the international judicial
rules and the fundamental principles of Indian Constitution. Indian Army was
situated in Kashmir and the North East since 1950s in the name of internal
security. Seven lakh forces are taking part in anti-revolutionary activities in
Kashmir and nearly 6-7 lakhs in the North East. The massacres these forces
commit in these areas are well known to the people of the world. The central
government is deploying Indian Army to make such massacres in Central India.
This apart, the Chhattisgarh government decided to vacate 70 villages
in the purview of Indravathi Tiger Reserve project in Bijapur district.
While speaking of developing the tribal areas of the country through
schemes such as ‘niyad nellatha naar’, the central and the state governments
are deploying Army, Para-military, Commando forces and armed forces and
militarising all the tribal areas. These developments show that the talk about
developing tribal areas is fake and that the fact is that all these areas will be
handed over to the imperialist, comprador bureaucratic capitalist corporate
Companies (be corporatized).
The Central Home Minister held the annual review meeting in New
Delhi with the Chief Ministers of 8 Maoist strong states – Chhattisgarh, Odisha,
Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand and
Bihar on the 7th of October. The meeting approved the plan of the inter-state
coordination meeting held in Raipur on 24th August.
All these are a part of the evil scheme to establish ‘Vikasith Bharat’
(developed India) by 2047. Developed India means nothing but corporate
Hindu state. Communist Party of India (Maoist) is the political force that can
show the political path to the people of the country and prepare them to resist
the establishment of corporate Hindu state. That is the reason the imperialist,
comprador bureaucratic capitalist, feudal classes are eager to eliminate the
Maoist movement. They want to make true the dream of developed India. All
the schemes formulated by the central and the state governments to eliminate
the revolutionary movement are intended to stabilise the exploitation and
suppression of the imperialists, comprador bureaucratic capitalists and the
feudal classes. As long as this exploitation and oppression continue, it is
impossible to permanently suppress revolutions.
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