Same In case of Maoist insurgency as well. Obviously it may not want to see the insurgency surge up to uncontrollabe height. but wickedly, India doesn't want to see the crisis resolved either way. It wants to keep it in balance so that it can use the crisis to the best of it's interest in the future. So that it can bargain every time... If Jigme's remarks are to be seen as South Block's position on Nepal, then India has already started thinking that the Maoist problem has surged up to uncontrollable height. "Warning there was ?real threat? of the Maoist problem in Nepal becoming more serious" and " today the Maoists have total control more or less of the whole country?. " Atleast that's what I could infer from these two sentences.