Balance tilts Naxals’ way unlike the fight in JK
India’s war against Naxalism is turning to a one-sided bloody affair, as Maoists dominate a battlefield of dispirited security forces with no intelligence flow.
The statistics show that the fight between an insurgent group and Indian security agencies has never been so one-sided. Just one Naxalite gets killed against four deaths among civilians and the security personnel in Left-wing extremism-affected areas.
Even then, the ratio between the number of civilians and the security personnel killed against slain terrorist was 1.33.
This ratio may go up as long as Maoists were able to carry out train sabotages, remote controlled bomb explosions targeted at crowded buses etc.
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