CPM to expose radical Islamists for keeping RSS at bay in Kerala

'The Left is also looking for a broader stance against the right wing’s Hindutva agenda and Citizenship   Act.' said CPM state secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan.
CPM state secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan
CPM state secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: CPM will expose the designs of Islamic fundamentalists who try to whip up communal sentiments in the state, adding fuel to the religious polarisation being carried out by the RSS, CPM state secretary Kodiyeri Balakrishnan has said.

“There is no major difference between Jamaat-e-Islami, SDPI and RSS in Kerala. On the one side, the SDPI is exhorting to chant ‘Bolo Takbir’, while on the other, RSS is promoting Jai Sri Ram slogans. The intention of all these organisations is religious polarisation,” Kodiyeri said.

RSS is also trying to cash in on by strongly promoting anti-Islam campaigns. Congress, on its part, is taking an anti-Communist stance. So the CPM has decided to hold programmes to expose the designs of RSS and Islamic fundamentalists, he said.

The Left is also looking for a broader stance against the right wing’s Hindutva agenda and Citizenship (Amendment) Act. Unfortunately, the Congress is looking the other way, he said.

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