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The decision was announced by an MLA of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), whose leader Java Gavit is leading the march.

Maharashtra: farmers halt protest march to Mumbai with this warning

The decision was announced by an MLA of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), whose leader Java Gavit is leading the march.

In a major development, protesting farmers and tribals who were marching to Mumbai in Maharashtra reportedly halted their demonstration on 17 March 2023.
The decision was announced by an MLA of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), whose leader Java Gavit is leading the march. The representatives of the protestors added that the march would resume if the state government does not take concrete steps to address their grievances.
The march stopped at Vasind, around 80 kilometres from Mumbai, a day after Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis held talks with a delegation of the protestors.
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ABVP accused SFI members of attacking tribal students affiliated with the right-wing outfit.

Violence at Hyderabad university | RSS's ABVP, Left's SFI members clash over student union polls: reports

ABVP accused SFI members of attacking tribal students affiliated with the right-wing outfit.

Violence was reported from the University of Hyderabad on 25 February 2023.
Students affiliated with RSS' student wing Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), and Left's Students' Federation of India (SFI) reportedly clashed at the university. Fighting occurred in relation to the students' union elections, according to the news agency ANI.
ABVP accused SFI members of attacking tribal students affiliated with the right-wing outfit. An India Today report said that clashes broke out over putting up of posters of the elections.
Students' union elections were held at Hyderabad university on 24 February 2023 after a gap of 2 years due to Covid.
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Che Guevara's daughter attends CPI(M) event in Chennai

Che Guevara's daughter arrives on a 2-day visit in Chennai, attends CPI(M) event

She was accorded a warm welcome at the airport by CPI(M) state secretary G Balakrishnan and senior leader G Ramakrishnan among others.

Aleida Guevara, daughter of Cuban revolutionary Ernesto 'Che' Guevara arrived here on a two-day visit on Tuesday to attend events organised by the state unit of the CPI(M).
She was accorded a warm welcome at the airport by CPI(M) state secretary G Balakrishnan and senior leader G Ramakrishnan among others.
According to the CPI(M), Aleida, who arrived here from Thiruvananthapuram, is likely to attend a party meeting on Tuesday and will participate in a public reception on Wednesday.
The public event will be attended by, among others DMK MP Kanimozhi and VCK founder and Lok Sabha member Thol Thirumavalavan. Aleida's daughter Estefania Guevara will also be felicitated at the event.&nbsp;
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The incident reportedly took place in Udaipur in Gomati district late at night on 3 January 2023.

Priests attacked by mob outside Tripura ex-CM's ancestral house; shouted pro-CPI(M) slogans, says victim

The incident reportedly took place in Udaipur in Gomati district late at night on 3 January 2023.

A group of priests claimed that it was attacked by a mob outside the ancestral house of former Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Deb.
The incident reportedly took place in Udaipur in Gomati district late at night on 3 January 2023. The priests had arrived at Deb's house to perform a 'yagya' in the annual 'Shraadh' ceremony for Deb's late father.
The assailants reportedly fled after locals came to the priests' rescue.
The attackers shouted that either CPI(M) will come to power in the state, or no one else will, victim Jitendra Kaushik told news agency ANI.
Following the incident, local residents held a protest, and some protestors also attacked shops believed to be owned by suspected assailants. Subsequently, police were deployed in large numbers in the area.
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Sub Divisional Police Officer Nirupam Debbarma and Additional Superintendent of Police Debanjana Roy also rushed to the spot.

While pulling the project out of West Bengal in October 2008, Ratan Tata, then head of the Tata empire, blamed the agitation for the group's decision.

Mamata, Left spar over Tata project earlier proposed in Singur

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee claimed that it was not her but the CPI(M) which drove away Tata Motors from Singur.

While pulling the project out of West Bengal in October 2008, Ratan Tata, then head of the Tata empire, blamed the agitation for the group's decision.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday claimed that it was not her but the CPI(M) which drove away Tata Motors from Singur.
Addressing a 'Bijaya Samillani' or post-Durga Puja meeting in Siliguri, Banerjee said she only returned the land to the people that was forcibly acquired by the former Left Front government for the Tata Motors' Nano factory in Singur in Hooghly district.
"There are people who are spreading canards that have driven away the Tatas from West Bengal. I did not force them away, but it was the CPI(M) which drove them away," she said at the government function, adding that she thought of not making any political statement at the programme.
"You (CPI(M)) forcibly took land from the people for the project, we returned that land to the people. We have done so many projects, but never taken any land forcibly from anybody. Why should we take land forcibly? There is no dearth of land here," she added.
The CPI(M) termed Banerjee's statement a "big lie", pointing out that her dharna on the national highway outside the factory forced the Tatas to shift the project from West Bengal, which could have created thousands of jobs.
While pulling the project out of West Bengal in October 2008, Ratan Tata, the head of the Tata empire, blamed the agitation for the group's decision.
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The agitation, however, fuelled Banerjee's rise to power in the state as she routed the Left Front government of 34 years in 2011.
The then CPI(M)-led Left Front government had acquired around 1,000 acres of farmland for the project, which was taken back from the Tatas following a court order after Banerjee became the chief minister. Her government partly returned the land to its owners.
"There is no discrimination in West Bengal. We want each and every industrialist to invest here," she said, referring to the Tajpur port project of the Adani group and the Deucha-Pachami coal mine project.
In an apparent reference to the ongoing agitation for school jobs in Kolkata, the chief minister said her government would continue providing jobs to the people though there were forces who create hindrances.
"I want massive employment opportunities to be generated here. There are forces that do not want people to get jobs. They are causing hindrances for them. We will not stop employing people. We will employ them regularly and not take away jobs," Banerjee said.
CPI(M) central committee leader Sujan Chakraborty said Banerjee should be given a "doctorate for lying".
"Yes, it was not Mamata Banerjee but Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee who was on dharna at Singur," he said in a sarcastic tone.
"In Mamata Banerjee's rule, West Bengal is witnessing such a tsunami of development that people are leaving for other states in search of work. Rather than lying, she should lower her head in shame that there are no jobs in the state," Chakraborty said.
The BJP also hit out at Banerjee over her statement, stating that Tata's decision to move the project out of Singur deprived lakhs of people of jobs.
"Everyone knows that Mamata Banerjee's violent agitation had forced Tata Motors to scrap its project. It deprived lakhs of educated and skilled youths of jobs, and forced them to go outside the state," Hooghly's BJP MP Locket Chatterjee said.
She said that the chief minister promised the farmers that the land would be restored to its original condition when handed back to them but in reality, nothing could be grown on that soil.
"Singur continue to be economically backward while Sanand in Gujarat where the project went became an automobile hub," she said.
Banerjee also said that the state government would consider organising an investors' meet in north Bengal on the lines of Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS), which is held in Kolkata.

In a fresh political war of words in West Bengal, a leader of the ruling Trinamool Congress reportedly warned Opposition parties of getting beaten up with shoes.
On 28 August 2022, TMC Parliamentarian Saugata Roy reportedly said, "If there is any BJP or CPI(M) activist here, listen carefully. If any of you cross the limits of decency by branding every one of the TMC as thieves while attacking the party, don't blame us if our party men beat you up with shoes. Don't complain if you are driven out of your locality by our members."
Roy was referring to political attacks on TMC by BJP over the arrests of Partha Chatterjee and Anubrata Mondal. The MP later said that the "shoe" comment was rhetoric.
BJP's Bengal unit chief Sukanta Majumdar said that the people of the state will soon turn against corrupt TMC and leaders like Saugata Roy will face the music.
CPI(M)'s Sujan Chakraborty said that his party's cadre is ready to face the TMC's "rowdyism" on the streets.

'Get beaten up with shoes if...': TMC MP Saugata Roy's warning to BJP, Left over Partha, Anubrata arrests

BJP's Bengal unit chief Sukanta Majumdar said that the people of the state will soon turn against corrupt TMC and leaders like Saugata Roy will face the music.

In a fresh political war of words in West Bengal, a leader of the ruling Trinamool Congress reportedly warned Opposition parties of getting beaten up with shoes.
On 28 August 2022, TMC Parliamentarian Saugata Roy reportedly said, "If there is any <a href="https://www.editorji.com/partner/news-minute/trs-kavitha-denies-bjp-s-allegations-linking-her-to-delhi-liquor-scam-1661249714071">BJP</a> or CPI(M) activist here, listen carefully. If any of you cross the limits of decency by branding every one of the TMC as thieves while attacking the party, don't blame us if our party men beat you up with shoes. Don't complain if you are driven out of your locality by our members."
Roy was referring to political attacks on TMC by BJP over the arrests of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/tax-officials-hunt-partha-chaterjee-s-aide-whose-on-run-with-big-bag-1660989067730">Partha Chatterjee</a> and Anubrata Mondal. The MP later said that the "shoe" comment was rhetoric.
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Bombs were hurled at a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) office in Payyannur area of Kannur district in Kerala on Tuesday with the party accusing CPI(M) of carrying out the attack.
The incident occurred around 1.00 AM, police said.
The number of attackers is not yet known and CCTV footage of the area was being examined to ascertain the same, they said.
An FIR under relevant provisions of the Explosives Act has been registered and the investigation was going on to trace the culprits.
It also said that RSS has accused CPI(M) workers of carrying out the attack.
According to CCTV visuals of the attack several explosions could be seen within the boundary wall of the RSS office with many of its windows damaged in the incident.
The attack comes days after a bomb was hurled at the wall of CPI(M)'s state headquarters, AKG Centre, on the night of June 30 and the attacker in that case is yet to be identified by police.

On camera: bombs hurled at RSS office in Kerala's Kannur

Bombs were hurled at a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) office in Payyannur area of Kannur district in Kerala on Tuesday with the party accusing CPI(M) of carrying out the attack.

According to CCTV visuals of the attack several explosions could be seen within the boundary wall of the RSS office with many of its windows damaged in the incident.

Bombs were hurled at a Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) office in Payyannur area of Kannur district in Kerala on Tuesday with the party accusing CPI(M) of carrying out the attack.
The incident occurred around 1.00 AM, police said.
The number of attackers is not yet known and CCTV footage of the area was being examined to ascertain the same, they said.
An FIR under relevant provisions of the Explosives Act has been registered and the investigation was going on to trace the culprits.
It also said that RSS has accused CPI(M) workers of carrying out the attack.
According to CCTV visuals of the attack several explosions could be seen within the boundary wall of the RSS office with many of its windows damaged in the incident.
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The attack comes days after a bomb was hurled at the wall of CPI(M)'s state headquarters, AKG Centre, on the night of June 30 and the attacker in that case is yet to be identified by police.

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