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Prantiya Baithak in Kasargod CPM works against national interest

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Dec 23, 2007, 12:00 am IST
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Addressing the Prantiya Baithak of Karnataka Sangh adhikaris in Kasargod, Kerala, RSS Sarsanghachalak Shri K.S. Sudarsan said that the communists are always against Bharatiya samskars and nationalism. The CPM'sopposition to the agitation against destruction of Ram Sethu and the comments of West Bengal Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharya against Ramayana are classic examples of this, he said.

?Just like Lenin, Mao and Stalin who remained in power killing lakhs, the CPM is sticking to power killing scores in Nandigram and Kannur in Kerala. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister is openly abusing Lord Ram, but no action is being taken against him. There is a Congress DMK-CPM tie-up to denigrate Hindu Gods and beliefs.

?The soft policy adopted by the Sonia regime towards terrorism has strengthened their presence in various states. While Europe has strengthened anti-terrorist laws in the wake of jehadi threats, Bharat has repealed Acts like POTA. Abdul Nasser Madhani, the terrorist involved in Coimbatore blasts, has been given hero'swelcome by CPM. 6000 innocent people have died in terrorist attacks in the past 10 years. Bharat is now facing threats from maoists, jehadis and church-backed terrorist groups in north-east.

?The Indo-US nuclear deal is detrimental to Indian interests. Similarly U.S. and China have an interest in breaking the Ram Sethu and constructing the shipping channel since it will facilitate movement of their military ships from Bay of Bengal to Indian Ocean. This is in tune of their policy to gain supremacy over the oceans,? he added.

Shri Sudarsan concluded his speech by exhorting the Hindus of Bharat to become a strong vote-bank, so that politicians will fall at their feet and protect their interests.

RSS adhikaris, justice (retd.) Parvatha Rao, Shri Venkitarama Rao, Shri Subramanya Bhat also shared the dias with the Sarsanghachalak.  ?By S. Chandrasekhar

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