Unexpected attack.
The latest surprise attack caused quite a stir in India. In India, a group of Nassar guerrillas attacked near a police station, causing serious casualties. The attack clearly put a lot of pressure on India** and caused a chain of incidents. Will there be other forces helping them in this battle? What was the outcome of this attack for India? Let's discuss it together.
The Naxalian guerrillas were a leftist force that emerged in the 1960s and operated in rural central and western India and established "Red Corridors" in 10 provinces. Although the Indians are desperate to destroy these militants, the Naxalite guerrillas are still fighting because of the support of the poor people of eastern India for the Naxalite guerrillas. After Modi came to power, he carried out a series of "sweeps" to reduce the guerrillas' range of activities from about 180 counties to 10. However, due to the chronic poverty of rural India and the remnants of feudal hierarchies, the Naxalite guerrillas still had considerable power.
Attacks on barracks.
According to Indian news reports, Naxalite guerrillas carried out a 400-man attack on a central reserve police barracks in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh, India, and were supported by several thousand. They first occupied the area around the camp and then took a series of steps to block military and military reinforcements from other areas. Subsequently, in just three hours, the guerrillas fired more than 600 grenades into the camp. The Chinese People's Liberation Army immediately returned fire, and the two armies exchanged fire for four hours.
Both the Indian authorities and the Naxalian guerrillas have their own accounts of the death toll. According to the guerrillas, the attack killed 35 policemen and 40 soldiers, while they themselves lost 4 soldiers. India, on the other hand, is skeptical about the number of guerrillas, saying that the CRPF killed only four people.
This attack has caused great difficulties for India**. With elections approaching and Modi's ** struggling to build up his own supporter base, the attack is sure to have a detrimental blow to his reputation. So, Modi's ** has kept a low profile about the attack, waiting until the guerrillas have made a big deal about the news before they react.
Unstable neighbors.
India's election is imminent, and the turmoil may affect neighboring countries? After this attack, it is likely that Nassar's guerrilla forces will attack again. It is very likely that they will take advantage of the Indian elections to launch another large-scale military campaign to expand their guerrilla zone when Modi has no time to do so.
In particular, some other armed forces, such as Manipur in northeastern India. Although their ultimate goals are different, they all have the same requirements for the Indian police and police force. Nassar's guerrillas had intended to cooperate with local military groups such as the Assamese Alliance and the Katapur Free Alliance to counter India**. And the national military groups that are fighting for regional autonomy have also shown a willingness to stand with the leftist army.
The attack is likely to cause a chain reaction and cause greater instability within India. India's dilemma now is to protect its reputation while ensuring that the situation does not deteriorate further. For India, this is a difficult task.
Overall, the attack put a lot of pressure on India** and had a cascade of knock-on effects. For Modi, how to deal with the insurgency of different factions and how to maintain the stability of the elections is a huge problem. The outcome of this attack is likely to affect neighboring countries and cause wider instability.