<p> <br />“Through the guerrilla celebrations, they aim to spread their operations by setting up camps, recruiting youth and also inspire cadres,” said the officials. <br /><br />Changing the strategy of attacking the security forces the CPI (M) will henceforth deploy the Bhum-kal (farm labour and tribal wing) and the Praja militia (paramilitary unit) in their operations in Dandkaranya forests against security forces. <br /><br />Gudsa Usendi, the spokesman for Dandakaranya special zone, said in a statement that trained Bhum-kal and Praja Militia will fight the security forces in place of Peoples Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA).” <br /><br />These units mostly part of the front organisations will spread the message of non-cooperation with the security forces and disrupt their supplies, camps and also infiltrate security perimeters,” he revealed.<br /><br />The Maoist representative said the 10th anniversary celebrations of the PGLA will be observed in all the border districts of AP for a month from Thursday, which would be used as a forum to recruit rural and tribals. The Maoists also plan to intensify their campaign against security forces during the celebrations and also regroup the guerrilla forces.<br /><br /> Usendi said the Green Hunt campaign launched by the Central forces with destruction of Abuj-madh, the nerve centre of CPI (M) activity had been a failure so far and had been effectively hit back. “In spite of their year-long operation, thousands of security and paramilitary forces have succeeded in penetrating into only 10 per cent of the battle zone,” he said.<br /><br />The CPI (M) plan to swell the rank and file of the PLGA to the magic figure of one lakh guerrillas in the coming years with a clear plan to arm them. <br /><br />The man in-charge of the Central Military Commission, Basvaraj, has also given a call to youth to join the PLGA and support the battle against Green Hunt. He appealed to writers, youth and students to take part in the campaign against security forces. <br /><br />Although the forces faced stiff resistance in Dantewada, Bijpur and other forest-dominated districts of Chhattisgarh, intelligence agencies believe a firm base has been set up over the last few months in these areas.<br /><br />“We have now established safe and secure camps in the forest belt and have also trained the jawans on the nitty-gritty of jungle warfare. We are now ready for future course of action against the guerrillas,” said a senior DIG of CRPF.</p>
<p> <br />“Through the guerrilla celebrations, they aim to spread their operations by setting up camps, recruiting youth and also inspire cadres,” said the officials. <br /><br />Changing the strategy of attacking the security forces the CPI (M) will henceforth deploy the Bhum-kal (farm labour and tribal wing) and the Praja militia (paramilitary unit) in their operations in Dandkaranya forests against security forces. <br /><br />Gudsa Usendi, the spokesman for Dandakaranya special zone, said in a statement that trained Bhum-kal and Praja Militia will fight the security forces in place of Peoples Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA).” <br /><br />These units mostly part of the front organisations will spread the message of non-cooperation with the security forces and disrupt their supplies, camps and also infiltrate security perimeters,” he revealed.<br /><br />The Maoist representative said the 10th anniversary celebrations of the PGLA will be observed in all the border districts of AP for a month from Thursday, which would be used as a forum to recruit rural and tribals. The Maoists also plan to intensify their campaign against security forces during the celebrations and also regroup the guerrilla forces.<br /><br /> Usendi said the Green Hunt campaign launched by the Central forces with destruction of Abuj-madh, the nerve centre of CPI (M) activity had been a failure so far and had been effectively hit back. “In spite of their year-long operation, thousands of security and paramilitary forces have succeeded in penetrating into only 10 per cent of the battle zone,” he said.<br /><br />The CPI (M) plan to swell the rank and file of the PLGA to the magic figure of one lakh guerrillas in the coming years with a clear plan to arm them. <br /><br />The man in-charge of the Central Military Commission, Basvaraj, has also given a call to youth to join the PLGA and support the battle against Green Hunt. He appealed to writers, youth and students to take part in the campaign against security forces. <br /><br />Although the forces faced stiff resistance in Dantewada, Bijpur and other forest-dominated districts of Chhattisgarh, intelligence agencies believe a firm base has been set up over the last few months in these areas.<br /><br />“We have now established safe and secure camps in the forest belt and have also trained the jawans on the nitty-gritty of jungle warfare. We are now ready for future course of action against the guerrillas,” said a senior DIG of CRPF.</p>