The PBCP became involved in criminal activites in the 1990s in order to finance itself.[6][failed verification] In 1993 the PBCP started a war against the BCP for control over Khulna and for ideological differences (the BCP is exclusively Maoist while the PBCP had become a mixture of Maoism and Naxalitism).[4] In the 2000s the PBCP underwent several splits, the most important of which took place in 2003, forming the PBCP-J(Purga Banglar Communist Party-Janajuddha, dedicated to socialist revolution) thus starting an internal conflict that has killed 18 people.[7] In 2002, Gazi Kamrul, the founder of BCP, was detained from his residence during Operation Clean Heart on 23 August 2002.[8] Since 2005 the PBCP has begun to extend its insurrection with terrorist attacks, clashing with the government and with rival Islamist groups.[9][failed verification] In 2006, the PBCP-J also began to carry out attacks and clashed with the government.[9] Between 2005 and 2006, 379 people died in the insurgency.[2] After this period, the insurrection diminished in intensity from year to year with fewer incidents.
From 1993 to 2022 there were 1,191+ deaths in the insurgency. From the period 2003-2006 (the most violent period of the insurgency) there were 724 deaths.
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maoist, insurgency, bangladesh, ongoing, conflict, between, government, bangladesh, pbcp, pbcp, date1993, ongoinglocationkhulna, mainly, bangladeshstatusongoing, level, insurgency, khulna, insurgency, gradually, fading, away, belligerents, bangladeshpbcp, pbcp. The Maoist insurgency in Bangladesh is an ongoing conflict between the government of Bangladesh and the PBCP and the PBCP J Maoist insurgency in BangladeshDate1993 ongoingLocationKhulna mainly BangladeshStatusOngoing low level insurgency in Khulna insurgency is gradually fading away Belligerents BangladeshPBCP PBCP J PBSP inactive BCP inactive GMF inactive Jamaat ul Mujahideen Bangladesh Jagrata Muslim Janata Bangladesh 1 Casualties and losses1 200 deaths 2 3 4 Contents 1 History 2 Casualties 3 See also 4 ReferencesHistory editThe Purbo Banglar Communist Party was founded in 1968 During the Bangladesh Liberation War the group aligned itself with Pakistan and China against Bangladeshi nationalists and the Soviet Union 5 failed verification The PBCP became involved in criminal activites in the 1990s in order to finance itself 6 failed verification In 1993 the PBCP started a war against the BCP for control over Khulna and for ideological differences the BCP is exclusively Maoist while the PBCP had become a mixture of Maoism and Naxalitism 4 In the 2000s the PBCP underwent several splits the most important of which took place in 2003 forming the PBCP J Purga Banglar Communist Party Janajuddha dedicated to socialist revolution thus starting an internal conflict that has killed 18 people 7 In 2002 Gazi Kamrul the founder of BCP was detained from his residence during Operation Clean Heart on 23 August 2002 8 Since 2005 the PBCP has begun to extend its insurrection with terrorist attacks clashing with the government and with rival Islamist groups 9 failed verification In 2006 the PBCP J also began to carry out attacks and clashed with the government 9 Between 2005 and 2006 379 people died in the insurgency 2 After this period the insurrection diminished in intensity from year to year with fewer incidents Casualties editYear Deaths 1993 34 1994 8 1995 2 2000 3 2001 3 2002 43 2003 133 2004 212 2005 193 2006 186 2007 72 2008 54 2009 86 2010 39 2011 19 2012 10 2013 24 2014 12 2015 14 2016 17 2017 13 2018 8 2019 3 2020 2 2021 1 2022 0 2023 0 Total 1 191 10 11 From 1993 to 2022 there were 1 191 deaths in the insurgency From the period 2003 2006 the most violent period of the insurgency there were 724 deaths See also editTerrorism in Bangladesh Crime in BangladeshReferences edit Jagrata Muslim Janata Bangladesh JMJB South Asia Terrorism Portal www satp org Retrieved 30 September 2016 a b UCDP Uppsala Conflict Data Program ucdp uu se Archived from the original on 2022 06 13 Retrieved 2022 06 13 UCDP Uppsala Conflict Data Program ucdp uu se Retrieved 2022 06 13 a b UCDP Uppsala Conflict Data Program ucdp uu se Retrieved 2022 06 13 Purba Banglar Communist Party PBCP South Asia Terrorism Portal www satp org Archived from the original on 2016 04 28 Retrieved 2016 04 02 Sikder Siraj Exposure of the draft strategy and program of the so called East Bengal Communist party PDF bannedthought net Archived PDF from the original on 2016 03 04 Retrieved 2016 02 04 Leftist Parties of Bangladesh Archived from the original on 2015 04 03 Retrieved 2014 02 08 Desk Star National 2011 01 09 Two outlaws held one freed on bail Arms recovered The Daily Star Archived from the original on 2021 11 09 Retrieved 2021 11 09 a b Hussain Ahmede 12 March 2004 Everything Falls Apart Star Magazine The Daily Star Archived from the original on 12 October 2017 Retrieved 27 November 2016 UCDP Uppsala Conflict Data Program ucdp uu se Archived from the original on 2022 05 21 Retrieved 2022 06 13 Datasheet Left wing Extremism www satp org Retrieved 2022 08 29 nbsp This article about the Bangladesh Armed Forces is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Maoist insurgency in Bangladesh amp oldid 1212263777, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
