Re: [Marxism] A Brief and Tentative Note on Maoist Violence in the Context of Lalgarh (West Bengal, India)

[Rajesh Roy <rajeshcherian@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

In view of the apparent similarity in the modus operandi of the so-called 
"popular movements" in Nandigram and Lalgarh, it now becomes starkly apparent 
that both operations were a combined project of the right-wing Trinamul and the 
extreme-left Maoists to instigate police firing on human shields and make 
electoral and political gains against the CPI(M). 



----- Original Message ----
From: Sukla Sen <suklasenp@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: rajeshcherian@xxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, 19 June, 2009 4:41:10 PM
Subject: [Marxism] A Brief and Tentative Note on Maoist Violence in the Context 
of Lalgarh (West Bengal, India)

While it'd be quite foolhardy to condemn "violence" under every and all 
circumstances, "violence" has its own inherent pernicious dynamic - it almost 
inevitably brutalises and undermines democratic principles.
It is at best a necessary evil, under certain, not all, circumstances.

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