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CPM is Corrupt Party of Murderers
by sanjay on Aug 19, 2007 10:58 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

Currently, CPM is struggling to get an identity of it's own. It's politburo members (most of them) are having uncommunist relationship with capitalists. Like Karats, Achudananthan, Pinaryi, etc are new capitalists through communism. Each of them have amassed thousands of crores of rupees using their political clouts. Pinaryi's best friend is M A Pharis who was charged in Singapore for robbing 51 crores from a kidney foundation. Now Pharis is creating havoc in Kerala's media ownership and real estate market using his Pinaryi conection.



Achuthananthan's son Arun is a 'dad made multi - crorepati' who owns several business establishments in the middle east. The capital was raised through bribes transferred in Dubai for favours done in Kerala.



Pinarayi's son is a luxury king in Burminghgam university in the US. Pinaryi was born in a poorest family in Kerala, but made millions just by Inquilab!



Brinda Karat's finantial deals with NDTV is well known.



Today, CPM is an extremely corrupt party, second to none in accepting bribes.



CPM stands for 'Get rich at any cost',i.e., 'Neo Communism'.



Then why such a party is doing lip-excercise against India-US deal ? May be the Karats, Pinarayi, Achus, etc did not get any share from the US deal makers!

CPM's mode of operation in Kerala and West Bengal is 'Murder the political opponents'.

Protect anti-national muslims in the name of minority rights! No wonder why illegal Bengladeshi muslims are having great life in WB





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  RE:CPM is Corrupt Party of Murderers
by Hiten Patel on Aug 19, 2007 11:08 PM   Permalink
>>> 'Brinda Karat's finantial deals with NDTV is well known'



Prannoy Roy's wife is the sister of Brinda Karat.

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