Türkiye's Naxal support exposed, Indian government criticized over Basava Raju's death

   New Delhi     After the death of Basav Raju, the top leader of the Naxal organization in India, an incident has come to light which has created a stir in the country's security system and political circles. A Turkish leftist extremist organization has released a video condemning the Indian government on the death of Basav Raju, which confirms the international contacts of the Naxal network.

Statement in the video with face covered, criticism of the government
In the video, a Turkish leftist extremist is seen reading a statement with his face covered, in which he has accused the Indian government of human rights violations and violence against the 'revolutionary leadership'. This video not only highlights the challenge related to India's internal security, but also proves that the roots of Naxal ideology are connected to the global leftist network.

Tribute from Philippines also, questions on global network

A few days ago, news had come out that a leftist organization of Philippines had also paid tribute to Basav Raju. Now, the video from Turkey has made it clear that wherever leftist extremism is active, the Indian Naxal leadership is getting support and sympathy. Experts are considering this as a sign of the international logic and cooperation mechanism of the Naxalite organization.

Basav Raju was killed in an encounter on May 21
It is worth noting that on May 21, during a historic anti-Naxal operation in the forests of Abujhmad in Chhattisgarh, the supremo of the Naxal organization Nambala Keshav Rao alias Basav Raju alias Gaganna was killed by DRG soldiers. A reward of ₹ 1 crore was declared on him and he was the top operator of the Maoist network in India for years.

Elimination of 30 Naxalites, a big blow to the organization
In this encounter, 30 Naxalites were killed, many of whom are also said to be members of the Central Committee (CC). According to security experts, this operation is one of the biggest successes of India's Naxal eradication campaign.

Basava Raju: India's 'Osama' or 'Prabhakaran'
According to experts, just as America killed Osama bin Laden and Sri Lanka broke the back of the terror network by killing LTTE chief Prabhakaran, similarly India has given a decisive blow to the top leadership of Naxalism by eliminating Basava Raju.

Now what? Keeping an eye on the strategy of Naxalites
The support from Turkey and other countries has increased the concern of the security agencies. Now the question arises whether the Naxal movement will try to stand up again with the help of a global network? The agencies are now intensifying surveillance from this angle as well.

Basava Raju's death is a big victory for India on the security front, but the statements coming from Turkey and other countries have proved that the fight is not just about the forests, but also about ideology and global network. Now it has become necessary for India to prepare to deal with this challenge at a strategic and global level.