Vicious circle of underdevelopment and Extremism – Maoists

Is it the lack of will of the government to fight Maoists or the local support which seems to be so powerful that such terrible organization exist or is it due to the underdevelopment of any region that gives birth to these extremist ? The questions are several and the answers are with us only. It’s only we need to address them more seriously.
If the violence reaches beyond a limit, the government should not think twice to assert its power even if it means force against its own people. Ironically, Maoist are losing popularity because of their own activities. Killing innocent people can create an atmosphere of terror but the gain is very little by this so called revolutionaries. Initially it sounds impossible to tackle the problem and the common man suffers, though the local sympathies are always with these revolutionaries but gradually this endless violence give way to the sentiments against such militants and the government knows this pretty well. So, in the long run it is worth waiting. History ( take the case of Punjab) has proved this formula but we need to pay a price for such wait.
Maoists( term took its birth in china ) and Naxalist ( term took birth in India) meaning of which in lay man term is same ‘Violence’. It has its presence in 20 out of 28 states in India with goal to throw the government of India out of power. They claim to be fighting for the rights of the tribals in the forest belt of Central India, but we all know that the main conflict is due to the fact that this area is mineral rich and so everybody( let it be extremists or the corporate biggies) seems to be eyeing on the area ,though, the main focus has been neglected since long i.e there have been numerous human rights violation of the tribals in these areas.
It is a fact that hunger and similar issues do provoke people in picking up arms and when the question comes to chose between the hunger and militancy the decision ends in creating a situation where he is torn between conscience and survival. But I feel that every individual, as part of their social responsibility also needs to educate such ignorant people that the solution of hunger does not lie in violence. What is worrying, that now they are showing strategy in attacking the security forces and involving the local populations in their so called people’s war. We read very often that government is coming up with policies of socio-economic measures to defuse the grievances that fuel the maoist cause but we all know that these things goes in very slow pace and like, these extremist cannot operate without the support /sympathy of the locals, similarly, government also need our support to make its operation successful.
Experts are of the opinion that our police are neither equipped nor trained in the art of jungle warfare and they are simply send to the dense forest to face the Maoists who are well trained as well as have sophisticated weapons. It is real surprise that wherein 76 police were killed, only 8 maoists got killed in the counter attack which proves that our Jawans are not trained enough