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The BJP-NDA lodged a complaint against Gandhi alleging he openly canvassed for votes through twitter even while polling was on in the hill constituency.
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Six CPI MLAs including three ministers not to fight Kerala Assembly polls under new party rule The CPI state council which met here on Friday decided not to field those who had contested the Assembly elections three times Share Via Email | A+A A- Kerala Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Minister P Thilothaman is among the ministers who will not be contesting (YouTube screen grab) By Express News Service THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: A host of senior CPI leaders including six sitting MLAs will not be contesting the Assembly elections this time. The CPI state council which met here on Friday decided not to field those who had contested the Assembly elections three times. The decision has been taken to ensure a generation shift in the party.
Tractors rumble across the South in solidarity Updated: Updated: Farmers hold protest demonstrations in Kerala, Karnataka and Telangana demanding full repeal of contentious laws. Share Article Farmers hold protest demonstrations in Kerala, Karnataka and Telangana demanding full repeal of contentious laws. Tractors rumbled across Kerala, Karnataka, Telangana and parts of Tamil Nadu and protests were held on Tuesday in solidarity with the agitating farmers in Delhi. In Kerala, Left organisations organised rallies with tractors and farm implements reiterating the demand for repeal of the farm laws. A. Vijayaraghavan, convener, Left Democratic Front (LDF), who inaugurated a public meeting at the Martyrs Column in Thiruvananthapuram, urged the farmers not to back down until the “black laws” were repealed.
Samyuktha Karshaka Samithi begins indefinite agitation CPI(M) politburo member and All India Kisan Sabha vice president S. Ramachandran Pillai on Saturday underscored the need to support and intensify the ongoing farmer protests in Delhi against the contentious farm laws passed by the Centre. “If the BJP attempts to fight the agitation politically, it will be the beginning of the end of BJP rule. The BJP should correct its policies,” Mr. Pillai said, inaugurating an indefinite agitation organised by the Samyuktha Karshaka Samithi at the Martyrs Column, Palayam, demanding the urgent withdrawal of the laws. Mr. Pillai called upon all sections of society to stand united against the flawed policies of the BJP-led NDA government. All three laws are aimed at surrendering the agriculture sector and agricultural production to corporates. Farmers would be enslaved to corporate interests, he said.