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Campaign against ADB aid

Staff Reporter

KOCHI: The CPI (ML) Red flag took out a march in the city on Thursday to highlight the "traps" in the Asian Development Bank-funded Kerala Sustainable Development Project.

T.D. Mini, area secretary of the party, led the campaign, which also urged the authorities to reject the financial aid.

P.S. Rajagopalan, State president of the Yuvajana Vedi, inaugurated the campaign. Charles George, district secretary of the party, spoke.

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