Democracy is under attack in the
dictatorial custody of the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal.
Protesting this reign of terror the leftists hit the roads of the union capital
today. The protest rally and mass meeting was convened at the Jantar Mantar
while the leftist Members of the Parliament and Rajyasabha avowed their
sentence of rejection to the autocratic government of West Bengal inside the
respective houses. The meeting witnessed a large gathering of those people who
had been forcefully invaded from their shelters by the Trinamool criminals and
were compelled to manage their livelihood with makeshifts in Delhi. Today’s
movement made them realize that more this struggle of revival of democratic
rights gets strengthened; the chances of their returning home get even
brighter. In this state the people are barred to even speak up their rights, as
for now in West Bengal every single day is accompanied by a spectrum of crimes
starting from murders, rapes to accusing the oppositions with forged cases.
Even in the highest house of democracy in the state, in the West Bengal
Legislative Assembly the oppositions are facing a cut to place their views and
words.
Like all other days, there were many mass meetings and conventions which were being held at the Jantar Mantar, New Delhi. Somehow, the one that the West Bengal Left Front committee had convened and organized for was the prime point of discussions and concern. The Left Front leadership was very keen to make the big picture turn visible to others that the terror and anarchic installations those are growing in numbers day by day are not demonstrations of any discreet degenerative turn outs which are only applicable for West Bengal, the same imply for rest of the country too. The ban on democracy in West Bengal is not a single standing shameful instance of an Indian Union state in the lot. They opined that to resist this force the left, democratic and most necessarily the secular forces must join hands. There were a series of posters, banners, placards and all displaying selections from the plenty of occurrences, starting from all-stretched atrocities against women, growth in killings of older and senior citizens, the barbarian egotism of the rulers that made the state witness bloodbath in panchayat elections and the state created catastrophe of growing number of farmer suicides. Those dealt examples of winning candidates who got murdered by Trinamool goons to the 9 thousand 213 acres of land that got evicted by the ruling party agents and the account of forged cases against the oppositions that have already picked at 70 thousands and on. The names of 142 martyrs of Left Front were inscribed in the backdrop of the meeting rostrum.
The sessions of West Bengal legislative assembly has witnessed a sharp decrease from about 100 to down to 40 days of session per annum comparing with the earlier Left Front governments to the new ruling order, said the Chairman of the Left Front, West Bengal committee Biman Bose presiding over the meeting. He pointed out the shameful incident of attack on ex-minister Sri Naren De and how that incident speaks for the whole situation in West Bengal where the disaster is looming larger and larger day by day upon democracy. Leaders, elected representatives of the Left Front to the legislative houses were present in large number in this meeting and they too talked about various odds of the regime of anarchy in West Bengal. The General Secretary of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) Prakash Karat said that attacks can never have the last word, popular resistance and protest would inevitably prevail. In the battle of human dignity the revival of democracy in West Bengal is inescapable; the lefts are ready to wage whatever it takes to restore that
Like all other days, there were many mass meetings and conventions which were being held at the Jantar Mantar, New Delhi. Somehow, the one that the West Bengal Left Front committee had convened and organized for was the prime point of discussions and concern. The Left Front leadership was very keen to make the big picture turn visible to others that the terror and anarchic installations those are growing in numbers day by day are not demonstrations of any discreet degenerative turn outs which are only applicable for West Bengal, the same imply for rest of the country too. The ban on democracy in West Bengal is not a single standing shameful instance of an Indian Union state in the lot. They opined that to resist this force the left, democratic and most necessarily the secular forces must join hands. There were a series of posters, banners, placards and all displaying selections from the plenty of occurrences, starting from all-stretched atrocities against women, growth in killings of older and senior citizens, the barbarian egotism of the rulers that made the state witness bloodbath in panchayat elections and the state created catastrophe of growing number of farmer suicides. Those dealt examples of winning candidates who got murdered by Trinamool goons to the 9 thousand 213 acres of land that got evicted by the ruling party agents and the account of forged cases against the oppositions that have already picked at 70 thousands and on. The names of 142 martyrs of Left Front were inscribed in the backdrop of the meeting rostrum.
The sessions of West Bengal legislative assembly has witnessed a sharp decrease from about 100 to down to 40 days of session per annum comparing with the earlier Left Front governments to the new ruling order, said the Chairman of the Left Front, West Bengal committee Biman Bose presiding over the meeting. He pointed out the shameful incident of attack on ex-minister Sri Naren De and how that incident speaks for the whole situation in West Bengal where the disaster is looming larger and larger day by day upon democracy. Leaders, elected representatives of the Left Front to the legislative houses were present in large number in this meeting and they too talked about various odds of the regime of anarchy in West Bengal. The General Secretary of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) Prakash Karat said that attacks can never have the last word, popular resistance and protest would inevitably prevail. In the battle of human dignity the revival of democracy in West Bengal is inescapable; the lefts are ready to wage whatever it takes to restore that
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