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Psycho-War on Editor of People's March http//:peoplesmarch.googlepages.com Vol:7, No.6 & 7, June-July 2006, Rs.12 Psycho-War on Editor of People’s March Ministry of Communication and Information An open letter to K.Srinivas Reddy, Chief Reporter, The Hindu, India’s National Technology, New Delhi letter dated 12th May 2006 Newspaper addressed to M/s Spectrum Softech Solutions Pvt Dear K.Srinivas Reddy, Ltd, Kochi states, It has been found that the website www.peoplesmarch.com, running on IP address The people of Andhra Pradesh have not forgotten the tactics adopted by Drama rao in the 202.146.192.161 which is under your control is 1982 elections to win over people to usurp power from Congress by uttering from rooftops hosting anti-national contents. You may be aware naxalites as Desha Bhaktulu (Patriots). In 1989 elections Chenna Reddy played the naxalite that hosting of such websites is punishable under card by promising to lift the ban on naxalites. In 1994 elections Drama rao again played the law. naxalite card by promising to lift the ban on naxalites. In 2004 elections Naidu played the negative card naxalites Vs development and Reddy played the positive card talks with While answering an unstarred question No; 3413 naxalites. In 2006 elections Mamata played the naxalite card talks with naxalites. These th in Rajya Sabha on 17 May, 2006 whether it is a traitors were compelled to think of people & naxalites only at the time of elections. After the fact that the naxalites have now become ‘hi-tech‘ elections these traitors unite & sing in one chorus naxalites as anti-nationals enact TADA, by launching their own website The Minister of POTA, unleash Grey Hounds to liquidate naxalites in real & fake encounters. These traitors State in the Ministry of Home Affairs Sri Sriprakash create & support private gangsters like Narsa Cobras, Kakatya Cobras, Singhamalai Tigers, Jaiswal stated the Central Government can also Thirumala Tigers, Green Tigers and Salwa Jhudum to kill naxalites and the people. issue instructions to Internet Service Providers for th blocking of such websites in India (which was In your report dated 17 June 2006 .Maoist website blocked by security agencies..... blocked on 15th May,2006). You have stated that our website www.peoplesmarch.com was hosted on server that is traced to Colorado, U.S. which I as Editor of People’s March is not even aware of as I am paying Rs Maoist website blocked by security agencies 8,000/= per year to M/s Spectrum Softech Solutions Pvt Ltd, Kochi every year for a 50 MB th ….. K. Srinivas Reddy The Hindu 17 June web space. Would you mind using your journalistic potency along with my eldest son 2006 Sachidanand (whom I haven’t seen for more than 22 years) planted by the Indian Intelligence Site had articles, statements of Communist as Reporter under you expose the truth by browsing http://www.indianvids.com/videos7. Party of India (Maoist); went offline a week ago htm Hosted on server that is traced to Colorado, HotelYatri http://www.indianmoviesonline.com/cd2/index.html U.S. Sex Picnic 2 http://www.masalapornmovies.com/picnic-2/index.html Other Maoist organisations call for support I have summed up 90% of barbaric act committed by the State. The victim has been identified, for the Indian one traced and located at Plot 7, Bank colony, RK Puram, Secundrabad. The victim’s voice is Online edition of magazine is the mouthpiece maimed forever as she was forced to tender false evidence against her husband due to this of Indian Maoists torture & blackmail by the state which led to his conviction to life imprisonment at Hydrabad HYDERABAD: Indian security agencies have in 1985. As you happen to be the mouthpiece of Indian Intelligence it is easy for you trace the thwarted Maoist attempts to get worldwide publicity server and the persons involved in hosting the 145 MB brutal porn video on website, the for the revolutionary movement through a website. financial beneficiaries, their bank accounts to enable me to track the actual culprits [as the The site has been blocked by the web hosting victim (was) none other than the Editor’s wife] involved in this barbaric act which I am unable company on the request of the Indian Government to obtain. last week .............................................................. 1st July 2006 Editor, People’s March Jun-Jul 2006.pmd 1 7/24/2006, 11:27 AM PEOPLE’S MARCH Contents Vol : 7, No. 6, June-July 2006, Rs. 12 Voice of the Indian Revolution The Phillipines : 23 Killing fields of Asia “There is need for 26 caution with the present tactics” : An Interview with the 10 Reservation Spoksperson of and Upper CPI(Maoist) on Nepal Class Backlash Development Editorial Letter from Battle field Ideological Commemorate Martyr’s week 3 Deploying Army in the 7 Uphold the Theoritical Weapon 18 countrywide role of Police of Prolitarian Dictatorship Homage to Marty’s 5 Report Political Imperialist MNCs and their 6 Indian agents get out of India Dismantaling of PDS 14 (R)Evolution of a Child 9 - Another Imperialist decision revolutionaries Deliberate misleading Official 16 Repression and Heroic 36 estimates of Poverty Resistance in DK People’s March Articles may be reprinted and translated in various Indian & Foreign Languages without permission, provided the source (www.peoplesmarch.com) is credited EDITOR: P. Govindan Kutty E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Mobile No. : 99472 76692 [email protected] ...............................................................................................................................peoplesmarch2006@rediffmail.com.. Owned, Edited, Printed & Published by P. Govindan Kutty, Peroor house, Tripunithura, N.F. Ernakulam, Kerala — 682 301, Printed at Chithira Printers, 63/321, Poruvelil, Kannachanthodu Road, Kochi — 18 2 PEOPLE'S MARCH, June-July2006 Jun-Jul 2006.pmd 2 7/24/2006, 11:27 AM July 28th : Commemorate Martyr’s Week Countrywide July 28th, the day comrade Charu West Bengal, etc. Besides this, thousands member from Punjab who died of illness; Majumdar was martyred is celebrated as are being incarcerated in false cases and unable to get medical treatment in time due Shahid Week (Martyr’s Week) throughout tried in fast track courts like the senior to the rigours of underground life. Active the country. A couple of weeks earlier is Politburo members Sunil Roy and Narayan for four decades he dedicated his entire life the martyrdom day of Comrade Kanai Sanyal. Similar is the situation with the for the cause of the Indian revolution. He Chatterji. In memory of both comrades who Nationality movements of Kashmir and the was one of the founding members of the paved the path of Indian revolution, July North East. Maoist movement in Punjab. He dedicated 28th has come to be known as Martyr’s Day. Can one keep silent in the face of all his entire life in the service of the oppressed It is these two comrades who brought the this terror? To keep silent in the face of masses of the country and never feared any issue of armed struggle and people’s war such brutalities amounts to consent. Let sacrifice. He will remain a great symbol of on to the political agenda of India. us all break this conspiracy of silence and revolutionary commitment, courage and Since then the Indian political scenario celebrate Martyr’s Week in memory of sacrifice for generation of revolutionaries has never been the same. Since the launch these heroic and dedicated comrades who to come. of the Naxalbari movement over 10,000 gave their lives for the oppressed people Then the UP-Uttarkhand-Uttar Bihar comrades have laid down their lives for the of our country and thereby voice our suffered a great blow when the police forces cause of the Indian revolution. Just in the dissent on what is going on in the name of brutally murdered comrade Ravi 20 months since the unity of the two main ‘democracy’. Thousands and lakhs need (Naemuddin) the Secretary of the Special streams of the Maoists and the formation to come out on this week and raise their Area Committee on the Dec.28th 2005. He of the CPI(Maoist) about 600 comrades voice in condemnation of the brutalities and too was an exemplary comrade who at a have been martyred. They comprise the best in salute to the martyred. young age shouldered such an important sons and daughters of the country, On this July 28th 2006 we particularly responsibility of the Indian revolution. examples in selflessness and dedication to remember the lives of those who were In AP the movement suffered a severe the cause of the poor. martyred in the last year. Leading amongst loss with the martyrdom of Com Mattam On this day we cannot but remember them is comrade Karam Singh, the politburo Ravi Kumar (See Box) a member of the their self-sacrificing nature and their spirit of selfless dedication to the cause of the Red Salutes to Heroic Martyr Ravi Kumar oppressed masses of the country. All these Com. Ravi Kumar (alias, Shridhar, Mahinder), who had just crossed 40 years, comrades, whether leaders, rank-and-file, hails from a middle class family of Tandur, a small town centre in Ranga Reddy sympathizers, mahilla comrades or even the district, 30 kms from Hyderabad who was brutally killed on June 9th by the notorious ordinary rural populace dreamed of a new Greyhound forces in Prakasham district. future of a genuinely free India, free from He was a State Secretariat member and a member of the state Military Commission. injustice and inequality and for a genuinely He was a gold medalist in B.Tech from Hyderabad and joined in the RSU (revolutionary democratic order. They all hated the present student union) in the early 1980s and became a professional in 1984.
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