Socio-Economic Factors and Extremism — Mains Questions

Analyze how socio-economic factors like poverty, unemployment, and income inequality contribute to the spread of extremism in India. Discuss the effectiveness of government initiatives in addressing these root causes.

The constitutional provisions for socio-economic justice are potent tools against extremism. Critically examine this statement with reference to relevant articles and landmark Supreme Court judgments.

In the context of internal security, discuss the specific vulnerabilities created by tribal area underdevelopment and migration, and how extremist groups exploit these for recruitment. Suggest comprehensive strategies to mitigate these vulnerabilities.