Its just been 24 hours, since the time the Pune police conducted massive operation against Urban Naxals, but the entire sleeper cell of Congress and left seems to have turned active to save their people. As usual the first routine job they do is to blame the Modi government for the arrest and then term the situation undeclared emergency.
Its not the first time the Congress and left have declared their support to Naxals, but many times before, they have expressed their solidarity with those people who have been directly involved in anti National activities.Rahul Gandhi who is well known to hit self goals had declared support hastily to the anti Nationals of JNU who chanted Pro Pakistani slogans two years back. This had caused a major dent in the image of Congress for their open support to terror elements. But seems like Rahul Gandhi hasn’t learnt any lessons and has again gone to the extent of supporting those Maoists sympathizers who have a very questionable background.
Since the time of Bhima Koregaon violence, the Maharashtra ATS and police are on a mission to nab those criminals who were responsible for the violence and creating rift in the society. When they arrested a bunch of naxal sympathizers in April, it was found that they were not only involved in Bhima Koregaon violence, but they were planning an assassination plot to kill Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
So, the ignorant Rahul Gandhi should first read their background before calling them innocents or human rights activists.
1. Varavara Rao
Advocate from Hyderabad. Involved in sinister plan to form RED people’s army who are given weapon training. He had earlier said, ” We cannot fight the system without taking arms in our hands.” Police seized documents relating to funding and supporting naxal activities in India. Was responsible for protecting many naxals in the name of human rights earlier.
2. Gautam Navlakha
Journalist and civil rights activist from Delhi. Had called for war against India and Kashmir. He had openly defended terror activities in kashmir. Police found many letters and CDs pertaining to naxal activities and links with terror network when he was arrested.
He is also a close associate of Arundhati Roy.
Gautam Navlakha Architect of Urban Naxalism, a 'Human Right Activist' Incites militancy saying "No Democracy in Kashmir, Youth are forced to take Arms"
Imagine if we defend these people, we are defending none but Break India Forces. #MeTooUrbanNaxal #UrbanNaxal
3. Arun Ferreira
A political activist, cartoonist, and alumnus of St Xavier’s college Mumbai. He was first arrested in 2007 from his home by the Maharashtra ATS and remained in prison till 2011.
He faced charges of sedition under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). He was again arrested in 2011 in connection with Naxal attack that happened in 2007.
4. Sudha Bharadwaj
Human rights advocate, involved in fanning Bhima Koregaon violence. According to the panchama, Bharadwaj has been charged under Sections 153a, 505, 117 and 120 of the IPC and several sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. She is also the founder of JagLag, an organisation which provides legal support to Naxals. She only fights for Naxals and Maoists in court. She also supported Binayak Sen when he was charged with sedition case.
5. Varnan Gonsalves
Gonsalves is a former professor of business organization at a prominent Mumbai college. He is also a CPIM central committee member who was arrested in 2007 for possessing 9 detonators, 20 gelatin sticks, walkie-talkie, grenade, and two firearms and served jail term upto 2013.
He was again arrested by Maharashtra ATS in 2017 and convicted under various sections of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and Arms Act by Mumbai court.
6. Stan Swamy
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Is a tribal rights activist who has been a supporter of the pathalgadi movement in Jharkhand. Swamy and 20 others, including former Congress MLA from Kolebira, Simdega district of Jharkhand, were booked by Khunti police on 30 July for sedition under sections 121, 121A and 124A of the IPC and Sections 66A and 66F of the IT Act. First Post Report
When he was arrested yesterday, the police confiscated 21 CDs, 2 SIM cards, a laptop, camera, a list of tribal freedom fighters from Jharkhand and a press release about the Khunti gang rape case during the raid.
7. Rona Wilson
From Kerala, based in Delhi and is public relations secretary of the Committee for Release of Political Prisoners (CRPP). He is a close aide of Professor GN Saibaba of the JNU, who was convicted in March 2017 for his anti-National activities against India and joining hands with Maoists. Gadchiroli sessions court sentenced Saibaba to life imprisonment and is now serving jail term.
After naxal Saibaba’s conviction, Wilson allegedly took over his task of “co-ordination” between Left-wing extremist outfits in urban and jungle areas of country and also the international network. While he was pursuing PhD in 2005 in JNU, he was questioned by Delhi police for his Moaists links and association with SAR Geelani, the same man who is said to have had role in 2001 Parliament attack.
8. Sudhir Dhawale
Calls himself a Dalit activist, editor of Marathi magazine Vidrohi. He was arrested before on sedition charges and for having links with terrorists. He also campaigned and launched movements in support of Maoist leader Sridhar Srinivasan.
9. Surendra Gadling
Is a lawyer, based in Nagpur. He is also the general secretary of Indian Association of People’s Lawyers. He started campaigns for Maoists leaders and called himself a dalit activist. He is fighting case for Saibaba who is serving life imprisonment. He had provided legal help to Kabir Kala Manch artists who had been questioned by Nagpur police in September 2013 on allegations of carrying ‘suspicious’ literature.
10. Shoma Sen
Shoma Sen was a professor of English at Nagpur University. She lost her job after her arrest. Her husband Tusharkanti Bhattacharya is also said to have had Maoists links and was arrested by Gujarat police in 2010. She has been under the scanner of investigating agencies since many years for her suspicious activities with Maoists.
11. Mahesh Raut
Raut was awarded the Prime Minister’s Rural Development fellowship. He is the link between the Urban naxals and ground operatives in the jungle. It is said that he was also involved in supplying weapons, funds to naxals in many parts. In 2014, he was arrested by Gadchiroli police along with his friend Harshali Potdar, when arrested Maoists revealed their his name in links with top Maoists leaders. The Indian Express Report
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