Is it worth fighting the NAXALS with a wearedout CRPF ?

The Maoist menace has been growing and is unstoppable atleast as of now the Govt of India's wonderfully thought out strategy of using ARMY for Kashmir and not for Chatisgarh is something that only the corrupt beaurocrats bred by the politicians understand..

Rail and road services were hit in Jharkhand on Wednesday on the first day of a two-day strike in five Indian states, officials said.
"As a precaution, seven trains have been cancelled and the routes of eight have been diverted," a railway official said.
The diverted trains include the Ranchi-Delhi Swarna Jayanti Express and the Ranchi-Varanasi inter-city.
According to railway authorities, pilot engines will run in some Maoist strongholds at a speed of 60-65 km per hour. (Source: HT)

So after the previous deadly CRPF attack the bandh and still we argue if the Army shud be deployed or not....
Here is an analysis of Why CRPF keps falling for the Naxal strategies and loosing their lives..

•  the CRPF personnel are not only poorly trained to operate in jungle terrain but are also reluctant to take on the well-entrenched Maoists.

•  the CRPF personnel refuse to follow intelligence inputs while launching operations deep in the impregnable forests of Bastar region.

•  A majority of the CRPF men here are exhausted as they have been dumped in this Maoist nerve centre from other conflict zones such as Kashmir without being given any rest,

•  quickly phase out these exhausted CRPF battalions from Chhattisgarh and bring in battalions that have experience of battling insurgency in jungle terrain, such as the Naga and Mizo battalions

• Keeping the CRPF is hurting everyone. This includes the government and strategists and above all the local policemen who want to fight and die as war heroes

•  only a new and sensible war policy in Chhattisgarh can save the jawans and prevent needless deaths

40,000 sq km Bastar region, made up of five districts - Narayanpur, Bastar, Kanker, Bijapur and Dantewada