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Stop dirty politics, SOSA tells opposition parties

BERHAMPUR: The South Orissa Students’ Association (SOSA) condemned the attitude of opposition parties in the State at the time of crisis.

Through a press note the organisation urged the opposition parties to stop dirty politics with an eye on the coming elections.

The president of SOSA, Ram Prasad Tripathy alleged that by sending regular threats to the State government under Article 355, the UPA-led Central government is only trying to fish from muddy waters.

The State is going through a very crucial phase of insecurity.

While communal violence continues in Kandhamal district, the coastal districts of the State have been hit by the floods.

They requested all political forces in the State to support to ensure peace in south Orissa.

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