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Call for second ‘freedom struggle’

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The nation is looking forward to a second freedom struggle against forces of imperialism and students and the youth should be frontline soldiers in this battle, all India president of the Democratic Youth Federation of India P. Sreeramakrishnan has said.

He was inaugurating the Anti-Imperialism Day — organised in campuses in the State by the Students Federation of India — at the Government Arts College, here on Tuesday. The name of ‘Che’ instils fear in the minds of imperialist forces. The Central government and the Congress, who were genuflecting before American imperialism that stands for war and treachery, were a shame on the nation, he said.

SFI activists, who took an anti-imperialism pledge on the occasion, vowed to fight on till the last bastion of imperialism crumbles, a press note issued here said.

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