CPI(M) capable of giving suitable answer to BJP-RSS: Yechury

October 09, 2017 04:37 pm | Updated 06:01 pm IST - New Delhi

 CPI(M) activists led by party General Secretary Sitaram Yechury, Polit Bureau members Brinda Karat and Prakash Karat, during a march to BJP headquarters to protest against political murders in Kerala, in New Delhi on Monday.

CPI(M) activists led by party General Secretary Sitaram Yechury, Polit Bureau members Brinda Karat and Prakash Karat, during a march to BJP headquarters to protest against political murders in Kerala, in New Delhi on Monday.

CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury on Monday hit out at the RSS-BJP, saying the Left party was capable of giving a suitable answer if the saffron outfits did not stop political violence.

The CPI(M) today held a march till the BJP headquarters here to protest against the alleged saffron terror in Kerala and to counter the ongoing protest marches of the BJP against the alleged violence by the Left.

“We will not keep quite. We warn the BJP that if they do not stop violence then we will answer back. We will not bow down,” Mr. Yechury said.

The march was led by Mr. Yechury, who was joined by former party general secretary Prakash Karat and other Polit Bureau members.

Addressing party cadres in front of the BJP headquarters, Mr. Yechury alleged that while the BJP was campaigning in Delhi against the “Left violence” in Kerala, it were continuing violence against the Left cadres.

Mr. Yechury referred to Sunday’s incident in which RSS workers allegedly threw bombs at Left cadres in Kannur.

Addressing the gathering, CPI(M) Polit Bureau member Brinda Karat targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah over the violence.She alleged that Mr. Shah was trying to instigate terror against the Left cadres in Kerala, but the people of the state would not bow down in front of the RSS or the BJP.

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