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By Our Staff Correspondent
MYSORE, MARCH 21. The State unit of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) on Sunday cautioned intellectuals and youth to keep away from the Karnataka Vimochana Ranga's (KVR) "divisive and separatist ideology," which, it alleged, is a threat to the country's unity and integrity. Addressing a press conference here, the CPI(M) State Secretary, G.N. Nagaraj, said KVR comprises full-fledged members of the outlawed People's War, which is allegedly perpetuating violence in Andhra Pradesh. The KVR, which was established in the State a couple of years ago, draws inspiration from secessionist movements in Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab, he alleged. A secessionist leader Abdul Ghani Lone was the recipient of the KVR's hospitality during his visit to Karnataka some months ago, he alleged. The KVR not only has links with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir, Assam and Punjab, but has also hosted national level meetings of terror organisations in Bangalore, he charged.
Stripping case
Mr. Nagaraj came down heavily on the police for their failure in curbing the growth of "communal elements" in Dakshina Kananda and Udupi districts, besides Kodagu and Shimoga. The stripping of two cattle traders in Adi village in Udupi and the assault on them by alleged Sangh Parivar activists underlines the need to stem the rot, he said. Earlier, Mr Nagaraj participated in an anti-war rally organised by the party at Gandhi Square in the City to mark the second year of U.S. war on Iraq.
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