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Ban the Party
by Paul Rufus on Aug 22, 2007 01:44 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

Ban CPIM and all communist parties of India under national security act for indulging in anti national activities

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  RE:Ban the Party
by Kiran More on Aug 22, 2007 01:51 PM   Permalink
Congress won't dare doing that. With all left MPs in jail, UPA govt will the no confidence vote initiated by BJP.

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by PARTHA SINHA on Aug 22, 2007 01:56 PM   Permalink
Mr.Paul Rufus Plz don't talk like Idiot.You need some study on politics and also on India.

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  RE:Ban the Party
by mahesh soni on Aug 22, 2007 01:56 PM   Permalink
Yes i agree, Communist parties are being funded by China.

Mahesh

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by Kumar on Aug 22, 2007 01:53 PM   Permalink
You are right. The Commies are saviours of this country. So patriotic were these elements that they did not condemn China during 1962. You should be deported along with these politicians to China

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  RE:Ban the Party
by sanjeeb mohanty on Aug 22, 2007 02:05 PM   Permalink
It is not a matter of disagrement for personal view.rather it is view against national interest.
if a party will support the view of China which is our real potential threat then what should we consider them?
these person had a background of supporting
China during the war with China what should they
be called?
Only for this reason comunist are failed to make their presence out of Bengal and Keral.
what is gong on in bengal is clear dictatorship,
the total adminstration politicised,police dept.
politicised what can u expect there?
Really their also another dictatorship going on.
Otherwise communist from bengal would have been
wiped out.

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