The prisoner's dilemma involving two people and two strategies is now well known.The goal of this study is to begin an examination into the more fascinating multiple-person, multiple-strategy counterpart of the prisoner's dilemma.This research focuses on a multi-player, two-strategy game.It attempts to demonstrate how a traditional game, such as the prisoner's dilemma, is a game with incomplete information and strategies that are not known by everyone.It has been observed that three Indian states affected by Naxalism and facing the same danger of Naxal attacks do not want to join a joint counter-attack.
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