Nexalism began as a protest against the feudal order in 1967 at Nexalbari in ______.

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Nexalism began as a protest against the feudal order in 1967 at Nexalbari in West Bengal. Explanation: The roots of the Naxalite movement can be traced to the Telangana movement (1946-51). It was the first serious attempt to promote a peasant struggle by the Indian communists. The movement did gain an initial success but the momentum of the movement ended with the land reforms initiated by the Indian government. Naxalism began as a protest against the feudal order in 1967 at Naxalbari in West Bengal. At an ideological level, the roots may be traced in the writings of Charu Majumdar whose articles were based on the ideology of Marx-Lenin-Mao.

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