Naxalbari uprising

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The Naxalbari uprising was a 1967 peasant revolt in West Bengal, India, that sparked the Naxalite–Maoist insurgency and became a landmark event in the country’s left-wing radical movement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armed conflict
historical event
peasant uprising
political movement
alsoKnownAs Naxalbari movement NERFINISHED
Naxalbari revolt NERFINISHED
country India
describedAs landmark event in India’s left-wing radical movement
spark for the Naxalite–Maoist insurgency
endTime 1967-07
hasBroaderContext Sino-Soviet split NERFINISHED
global wave of 1960s radical movements
hasCause agrarian unrest
feudal land relations
influence of Maoist ideology
landlessness of peasants
split within the Communist Party of India (Marxist)
hasEffect debates within Indian left on armed struggle
emergence of Naxalism as a national phenomenon
increased state focus on internal security
ideology Maoism NERFINISHED
Marxism–Leninism
inspired Naxalite–Maoist insurgency NERFINISHED
formation of Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist)
spread of Naxalite movement to other parts of India
languageOfName English
locatedIn Darjeeling district NERFINISHED
Naxalbari NERFINISHED
West Bengal
eastern India NERFINISHED
mainParticipants landless peasants
local communist cadres
sharecroppers
tea garden workers
tribal peasants
namedAfter Naxalbari NERFINISHED
opposedBy Government of West Bengal NERFINISHED
Indian police NERFINISHED
landlords
partOf Naxalite movement NERFINISHED
history of communism in India
peasant movements in India
result radicalization of left-wing politics in India
suppression by state forces
significantEvent killing of a police inspector in May 1967
police firing on villagers at Naxalbari
startTime 1967-03
timePeriod Cold War
post-independence India

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Red Corridor conflict notableEvent Naxalbari uprising
Naxalite groups namedAfter Naxalbari uprising