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Government firm on solving naxal problem: task force

By Our Staff Reporter

HUSNABAD (KARIMNAGAR DT), NOV. 29. The convenor of the AICC Task Force on naxalism, Marri Sashidhar Reddy, has said that violence has no place in society.

Addressing a gathering here on Monday during his visit along with the task force members to study the naxalite problem in the region, Mr. Reddy said the Government was committed to solving the extremist problem through peace talks. He said the Government was treating the naxal issue as a law and order as well as a socio-economic problem.

The AICC was also keen on solving the naxal problem that spread over 12 states on priority basis and constituted the task force, he said, adding the task force would study the problem in-depth and give concrete suggestions to the Government for its solution.

To visit other states

Admitting that interior villages of the region had been denied of development on the pretext of naxalite problem by successive governments, he said the task force would submit a comprehensive report to the Government to deal the naxalite problem as a socio-economic issue.

He said the task force would also visit other states the next month. The task force would also meet the Chief Minister, Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, and the PCC president, K. Keshava Rao, on Tuesday.

Interacts with villagers

Our Warangal Staff Reporter adds:

Apart from land issues there are other problems that need to be addressed simultaneously, said Mr. Reddy during his visit to Warangal.

Mr. Reddy said the task force members interacted with people in villages and victims of police and naxal violence.

Distribution of land would not help address the socio-economic inequalities. The Government should also focus on water, ensure supply of quality seed and pesticides, rural credit and minimum support price to the farming community, he said.

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