After severe crackdown on naxals, CPI-Maoists looking to recruit new ‘educated and intellectual youth’
6 years, 4 months ago

After severe crackdown on naxals, CPI-Maoists looking to recruit new ‘educated and intellectual youth’

Op India  

The debilitated left-wing terror groups after facing a heavy onslaught from the security forces seem to be struggling to recruit new members. According to the reports, the Communist Party of India is looking for new urban members and intellectual youth to assist the armed wing and educate tribals and Dalits. The CPI-Maoist party mouthpiece ‘Lal Chingari Prakashan’ has called for urban youth and intellectuals to join them, as the party is in a shortage of educated masses, said politburo member Prashanta Bose, alias Kishanda. According to Prashanta Bose, the banned outfit has asked all its committees to send “educated students and its intellectual comrades, who are true to the principles of the revolution, to Left-wing conflict zones” as early as possible. He added that they are confident of finding such educated, young and dynamic comrades very soon and he said the party will start building a good third and second generation leadership.

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