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Maha Kavi defines Urban Naxalism, shows the real face of Revolution in a high voltage Telugu poetry meant for zen Z

"Revolution is not the gun, but the pen" ....Poet Poolabala

The foreword tells the story of Urban Naxalism Starting with revolutionary poetry - Virasam (Revolutionary Writers' Association), Then about establishing the People's War Group.  The foreword says that the urban naxals are the forest naxal leaders who were sending their children to America but inciting innocent people to go into the forests – This is what urban Naxals have been doing for generations. says Poolabala the polyglot poet who wrote 50 verses in this Telugu poetry book Mahakavi.

Naxalism began in 1967 with an armed peasant revolt led by communist leaders against local landlords and the government in the Naxalbari village of West Bengal. Inspired by the teachings of Mao Zedong, this movement attempted to overthrow the state through a "people's war."

Varavara Rao, who wrote revolutionary works, is a Maoist leader with Maoist connections who was arrested in 2018 under the UAPA Act in the Koregaon case. K.G. Satyamurthy, the founder of the CPI People's War Party, encouraged revolutionary movements and wrote poems, which Varavara Rao published in his magazine. Influenced by the Naxalbari movement, Satyamurthy, along with K. Seetharamaiah, founded the People's War Group in 1968. Revolution is a tool to overthrow the government. Rebellion against injustice and public interest are just a facade.

Revolution is not about weapons or forests. It is a revolution only as long as there is a pen in hand. It is a revolution only as long as the person is among the people. When a gun falls into a man's hands, and he abandons the people to hide in the forest behind the trees, the revolution dies.

The true revolution is the Polish revolution. Lech Wałęsa, the electrician who became a politician, was the first democratically elected president of Poland. His leadership played a crucial role in ending communist rule.

The true revolution is the Polish revolution. A revolution that didn't involve taking up arms or fleeing into the forests, but instead garnered popular support and achieved victory through elections. A true people's revolution.