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Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvananthapuram: The Youth Congress has demanded the ouster of Communist Marxist Party (CMP) and the Janathipathiya Samrakshana Samithi (JSS) from the United Democratic Front (UDF). In a statement here, Youth Congress general secretaries S. Jaleel Mohammed and R.S. Arun Raj said that the CMP and the JSS, which had neither any ideology nor party rank and file, had become a burden for the UDF. Apparently miffed by the two parties’ independent stand on the textbook issue, the statement said that the leaders of the two parties stand against the Youth Congress and the Kerala Students’ Union agitations were intended to appease the CPI(M) leadership. Instead of properly assessing the social science textbook prescribed for Class VII, the two leaders were speaking as if they were spokespersons for the LDF.
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