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Kerala Newsletter CPM anarchy in Kerala Cadres attack police station, release culprits

“We will make bombs in police stations to take on RSS,” Kerala Home Minister and Kannur strongman of CPM, Kodiyeri Balakrishnan, had declared immediately after swearing in 2006. True to his words, the CPM and DYFI hegemony on police stations is leading the state to chaos, explosion and anarchy. Not only police stations, but jails in Kerala have also become killing-grounds for CPM goons to take on their adversary, the RSS.

CPM enters five star hotel venture

The Kerala unit of the CPI(M), backed by an asset base worth more than Rs 4,000 crore and a vast cadre system, is in the last stages of entering the glittering area of hospitality business with a five-star hotel. The party, which had on last Sunday opened a Rs 30-crore water theme-cum-amusement park at its fortress Kannur, would soon launch the new business with a Rs 25-crore five-star hotel and a hospitality institute in Kozhikode city.
 
 
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Alien Bangladeshi Muslims & CPM attack RKM Swamiji

http://bengalspotlight.blogspot.com/200 8/07/hindu-monk-of-ramkrishna-order.html

On
July 08,’08,the Swami was beaten ruthlessly tied with a tree by the
aforesaid CPIM leaders to murder him. The Swami just tried to erect a
pillar to protect the ashram fence after offering his morning prayer.
The pillar was destroyed by the CPIM goons in the last night. The
electronic media of Bengal telecast the ghastly sight of sever body
assault upon a senior monk after stripping off his saintly robes.

Three Months left, Government sleeping over Sabarimala pilgrimage



Source:www.newindpress.com

Marxism failed in both theory and practice



SOURCE:



www.organiser.org





(This
article is based on the book written by Marxist leader P. Kesavan Nair.
He is frustrated with Marxism and his expose has become a bestseller in
Malayalam.)


Communist Conspiracy to derail Sabarimala Pilgrimage

Thiruvananthapuram:
Devaswom Board Commissioner warned that if the Devaswom Board members
show a little more responsibility, Sabarimala Pilgrimage will be in
shambles during this season also as happened in last season.


 

Marxist Goondaism is freely going on in Kerala under the patronage of State Govt.

Kodungallur:
Communist goons went on rampage for the third day in Kodungallur and
after three days of attack, Home Minister gave nod to impose curfew in
the region to prevent interference of Judiciary.


 

Left suffers another jolt in WB, this time in civic poll

Kolkata, July 2: After
last month's panchayat poll, the CPI-M in West Bengal suffered yet
another setback on Wednesday losing three of 13 municipalities to
Trinamool Congress and another to Congress in the civic elections.

The Front, which controlled nine earlier, managed to
retain only five - Panihati, Burdwan, Chakdah (CPI-M), Balurghat (RSP)
and Mekhligunj (FB).

The CPI-M lost Guskara, Habra, Midnapore to TC and Dalkhola to Congress.

The most impressive win by the Trinamool Congress
was in Guskara in Burdwan district regarded as the CPI-M's stronghold
where it secured eight of the 15 seats. BJP bagged two and the Front
won five.

West Bengal not to ban Maoists

KOLKATA:
Despite a spurt in Maoist activity, the West Bengal government is not
contemplating a ban on the ultras and instead wants to tackle them politically,
administratively and through adoption of various socio-economic measures.


Chief Minister Buddhadeb
Bhattacharjee told the state Assembly on Thursday that the government did not
think that a mere ban would be able to check the Maoists. The menace could
rather be tackled politically, administratively and by taking up measures for
socioeconomic development.

Swami Ramananda attacked by CPM Goonda elements

TRICHUR
: Well known Hindu spiritual leader Swami Ramananda was attacked by
CPI(M) criminals today at Adimaly. According to information available
Swamiji was admitted to the nearby hospital. Hindu Aikiya Vedi strongly
criticized the attack. State leader Kummanam Rajasekharan visited the
hospital to meet Swamiji.