Left to campaign against UPA

Last Updated: Tuesday, July 08, 2008, 00:00

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Kolkata, July 08: The four Left parties, which decided to withdraw support from the UPA on the nuclear deal issue, on Tuesday unveiled plans to campaign against the government.

"A series of campaigns will be launched against UPA's move to operationalise the nuke deal and also the government's failure to curb inflation," CPI(M) politburo member Biman Bose told reporters here.

The Left will organise a rally in Delhi on July 14 with an "intensive" campaign to be launched from July 15 on the government's "obsession" with the nuclear deal, besides "failure" to check inflation.

However, the Left will not organise any separate rally in West Bengal, Bose said.

Bureau Report

First Published: Tuesday, July 08, 2008, 00:00

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Biswanath Chakraborty - Calcutta
Negative politics of the communists are wellknown to all. ignorance of nuclear reactors and Breeders are not possible for leaders like Biman mose to understand.Why the communists did not participate in governmental activities during UPA formation.Has the Buddhadeb government forgotten that they hid many things while handing over the land to the TATA,s project at Singur? now why they are demanding to know the conftdential matters regarding the Nuke deal when they are not a partner in the governmental matters.Their opportunism has no limit.let us have pity on the communists for their apparent intelligence.It is now really a folly on their part that they will now be deprived of making fortunes for doing nothing rather surmonising nonsencical ideas about something which their top leadership is also ignorantBest thing will be that they should nod to eminent people like Dr.A.P.J.ABDUL KALAM and learn something about elementary physics and after that Nuclear physics.