Daughters of BJP/RSS Karyakartas killed by CPM pass 10th grade with flying colors
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Daughters of BJP/RSS Karyakartas killed by CPM pass 10th grade with flying colors

CPM murdered their fathers brutally only to settle a political score. Their families were in distress. But none of it deterred the bright daughters of the vicimts to work hard and pass the 10th grade with A plus in all subjects. You may kill our breadwinners, but we will never be on our knees is the message of these kids to the CPM murderers.Vismaya and Ashwati Krishna (right) have passed the 10th grade with an A+ in all subjects. Both are vicitms of CPM terror in Kerala.  Several students found s

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CPM murdered their fathers brutally only to settle a political score. Their families were in distress. But none of it deterred the bright daughters of the slain karyakartas to work hard and pass the 10th grade with A+ in all subjects. “You may kill our breadwinners, but we will never be on our knees” is the message of these kids to the CPM murderers.

Vismaya and Ashwati Krishna (right) have passed the 10th grade with an A+ in all subjects. Both are vicitms of CPM terror in Kerala. 
 
Several students found scoring high marks when the results of the 10th standard of both state and CBSE results are known. But, here are two girls who came out with flying colours, Vismaya from Dharmadom, Kannur district and Ashwathi Krishna from Kanjikkode Chandayakalay, Palakkad district, both from state syllabus, both got A Plus in all subjects. Vismaya is the daughter of late Andallur Santosh, an active BJP/RSS worker and Ashwathi is the daugher of late Radhakrishnan. Both of them were murdered by brutal CPM killers. Santosh was killed by CPM killers when they stormed into his home and hacked, cut and stabbed less than three years ago. Radhakrishnan was killed when the CPM attackers set fire to their house kiling him and his brother’s wife Vimala around the same period.
 
Vismaya’s mother carries out her slain husband’s job as a minor farmer in her own 10 cents plot in their own village Dharmadam. Vismaya told this correspondent, she is going to opt science and mathematics for Plus Two studies. Her aim is to come out as a civil service officer. Her only brother is doing his graduation in Delhi, thanks to the humanitarian assistance from his father’s organisational colleagues. His ambition is civi service too. Vismaya caught the attention of all right thinking people in the state when she wrote a poem post her father’s murder. It asked the murderers why did they they kill her father. Vismaya studied in Kadambur High School near her village.
 
Ashwathi says, she dedicates her academic victory to his late father and family members. RSS Pranth Karyavah P. Gopalankutty Master visited Ashwathi’s home and congratulated her. He said, she made Sangh proud. She said, she grew up seeing her farmer father hence her ambition is to be a agricultural officer. She studied in Government Model Girls’ High School, Palakkat.
 
Vismaya and Ashwathi felicitated
 
BJYM state secretary K.P. Arunkumar visited Vismaya’s home and felicitated her on her achievements. Likewise, P. Gopalankutti Master visited the residence and congratulated Ashwathi Krishna. 

 
 BJYM state secretary KP Arunkumar felicitates Vismaya (Image Courtesy: Janmabhumi Daily)
 

 
RSS Pranth Karyavah P Gopalankutti Master congratulates Ashwathi Krishna 
(Image Courtesy: Janmabhumi Daily)
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