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Expelled leaders level charges against CPI(M)

By Our Special Correspondent

NEW DELHI MARCH 11. Three expelled CPI(M) leaders said today that they would "expose" how the party had deviated from its programme and claimed that their views were shared by a number of dissenters.

The expelled members, V.B. Cherian, Mangatram Pasla and Chandrashekhar, alleged that the CPI(M) had been pursuing revisionist policies making "it almost a de facto revisionist party''. Addressing a press conference here, Mr. Cherian who was the all India secretary of the Centre for Indian Trade Union, said the CPI(M) had become like "any other bourgeois" political party treating the mass organisations such as feeder organisations as adjuncts to the party.

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