PaRCha - JNU - AISA material - 2012 ID-29651
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disagreement with the CPI(M)'s politics and programme. The CPI(M) Kerala state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan even refuses to acknowledge that Comrade Chandrasekharan was a communist, going to the extent of calling him a renegade and a traitor! .
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also mentioned that the car in which the assassins travelled had a sticker "Masha .
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(www.doolnews.com/cpim-used-the-possibilities-of-muslim-te....
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communal hue. Will SFI condemn the CPI(M) Kerala state committee for continuously denigrating Comrade Chandrasekharan and his legacy? Will SFI answer why CPI(M) did not join the state-wide bandh called by several parties immediately after this heinous murder? Today, Kerala is witnessing unprecedented shock, anger and resistance to Comrade Chandrasekharans murder. It is widely believed in Kerala that the CPI(M) had a hand in his murder. V S Achuthanandan and state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan are engaged in a verbal duel, while the official state leadership of the Kerala continues to denigrate Comrade Chandrasekharan. And while all this happening in its own party, SFI comes up with a sanctimonious condemnation of Comrade Chandrasekharans murder to try and prove its democratic credentials in JNU! .
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PaRCha - JNU - AISA material - 2012 ID-29651
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disagreement with the CPI(M)'s politics and programme. The CPI(M) Kerala state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan even refuses to acknowledge that Comrade Chandrasekharan was a communist, going to the extent of calling him a renegade and a traitor! .
.
also mentioned that the car in which the assassins travelled had a sticker "Masha .
.
(www.doolnews.com/cpim-used-the-possibilities-of-muslim-te....
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communal hue. Will SFI condemn the CPI(M) Kerala state committee for continuously denigrating Comrade Chandrasekharan and his legacy? Will SFI answer why CPI(M) did not join the state-wide bandh called by several parties immediately after this heinous murder? Today, Kerala is witnessing unprecedented shock, anger and resistance to Comrade Chandrasekharans murder. It is widely believed in Kerala that the CPI(M) had a hand in his murder. V S Achuthanandan and state secretary Pinarayi Vijayan are engaged in a verbal duel, while the official state leadership of the Kerala continues to denigrate Comrade Chandrasekharan. And while all this happening in its own party, SFI comes up with a sanctimonious condemnation of Comrade Chandrasekharans murder to try and prove its democratic credentials in JNU! .
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