-- If India does not take the problems of farming community seriously as explained at: http://www.alwihdainfo.com/Blood-shedding-Marxists-have-not-lost-appeal-for-majority-of-forlorn-humanity-contrary-to-what-delusional-USA-thinks_a22953.html Then Marxism has every chance to take-over India for the simple reason that so far Naxalism was confined to tribes & tribal areas. Once farming community (which, as compared to tribes, is not only much more integrated in the socio-economico-politico-religious life of Hindu majority India but provides most of the fighting force to security establishment of India including for its military) start supporting Marxism (not as violent as Naxalism but by State owned & sponsored agriculture, housing projects, medical programs etc as explained) then nobody will be able to stop the juggernaut of such Marxism in India. This will have tremendous & serious implications for the security & strategic matters of India. So far Naxalism is confined to areas which does not share border with Pakistan but once Marxism / Naxalism finds place in bordering States like Gujarat, Rajasthan, Punjab and J&K then with Pakistan already on the path of becoming another province of China (due to Sino-Pak economic corridor and related projects with huge investment by communist / Marxist China in Pakistan) it will create unprecedented security challenge for external & internal security establishment of India. People do not understand that caste system (which has been further strengthened by ill-conceived reservation system) ridden India bothers mainly about so-called upper castes and human rights of farmers (who generally do not come from 'upper castes') are not considered worth the efforts by Indian State. Therefore USA (the leader of free-world) should not leave this matter to Indian establishment only (otherwise also long back Indians have lost will & verve to protect the vital interests of their motherland) and instead should think of launching a mechanism of global HR-NGO registered at United Nations (with members from India too) which will work for protecting the human rights of farming community (farmers & farm laborers) in India as explained in my letter and by other measures too. Regards Hem Raj Jain (Author of ‘Betrayal of Americanism’) Edina - MN, USA.