Visakhapatnam: Asserting that economic offences and communal violence were more harmful to society than the Left party extremism, CPI yesterday asked the Centre and state governments to lift ban on Maoists.
"It is unfortunate that the government has been treating the Left wing extremists as law and order problem, instead of a socio-economic problem," CPI national executive member K Narayana told reporters.
"The economic offences and communal violence prevailing in the country are more dangerous than that of Left party extremism. The bullet for bullet theory has created unrest in many places in some states. Therefore, the Centre and state governments should lift ban on Maoists," he said.
"The Union government should treat the Left party extremism as a socio-economic problem and start discussing issues pertaining to lands and few others which are more important," he said.
"It is unfortunate that the government has been treating the Left wing extremists as law and order problem, instead of a socio-economic problem," CPI national executive member K Narayana told reporters.
"The economic offences and communal violence prevailing in the country are more dangerous than that of Left party extremism. The bullet for bullet theory has created unrest in many places in some states. Therefore, the Centre and state governments should lift ban on Maoists," he said.
"The Union government should treat the Left party extremism as a socio-economic problem and start discussing issues pertaining to lands and few others which are more important," he said.
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