Some unanswered Questions...

So finally, after the release of three police man and one killed by the naxalite in cold blood the situation is over now in Bihar…but this left lot’s of unanswered questions.
Lucas Tete’s cold blooded murder has shown the Taliban kind face of naxalites to the world.
I much say this also shows the wretched and failed law and order conditions of states.
But I think vote bank politics of parties across the line is more responsible the situation what we just saw in Bihar.
Hu…But we can’t blame our politicians for it…after the elections are just around the corner (Bihar elections)…So none of the politician has the balls to take a stand against naxalites, so what ever that say or do is in the context of the coming war…after all they are fighting this war for there own existence.
The location (Kajara) of incidence was infect very close to Patna, hardly 200 km…but still development has not reached there the way it should be and this is what helping naxalism to grow..

There are some basic facts (truth) regarding the naxalites in Bihar and the politician need to understand these truths; this will give the politician the strength and guts to fight naxalites.
The first truth regarding Bihar or other states like Andre Pradesh, the naxalite has become an important part of vote politic. This is the reason why state governments are not able to take any strong measure against the naxalites.
Second, Especially in Bihar in the name of naxalism the cast based parties are more active.
Politician and specially the police need to change there mind set and the there working style. Not every tribal supports naxalite and I think most these tribal who support nexalite are scared of them and I think this is where our system fails. The system need to work in such way that it should win the confidence of these suffering tribal and try to push development as much as and as fast as possible. Only the use of force is not the cure of this problem. I think both development and force used together will only server the purpose.
Infect, the money spend on the CWG should have been used for the development of these tribal people and that could have served a greater purpose. There is no point in putting so much of money only for the purpose of games, when you have so many people under poverty line.
Many politicians who have personal interest in this game might say this is not only about games; it’s about the development of Delhi. In that case its really a matter of shame…putting such a big amount only to develop a small part of India leaving other part hungry.
I don’t see any pride in hosting CWG, but it will be really matter of big pride if we could provide food and development to those who need it more and push them out of poverty line.
Hosting CWG could have helped more if we could have chosen some middle level city and developed it. It could have taken load out of already overloaded cities.
This would have also helped in proper distribution of resources to other part of country. Why people will only move to Delhi or Mumbai or Bangalore, if there are other city where enough job and work is available.
Why it’s so tough to convince our own people that killings will not server any of there purpose and it could be solved only through Peace and harmony. I must say that the state and central government lack vision and courage to fight naxalism, otherwise it could not have become such a big issue what we see today.