SUCI demands fresh lists of abandoned CPI(M) activists in Nandigram

Kolkata, July 28 (UNI) The Socialist Unity Centre of India (SUCI) today demanded a fresh list of CPI (M) supporters, who lost their homes after the March 14 incident in Nandigram.

The CPI(M) had claimed that thousands of their party activists were still homeless since the masscare that took place at Nandigram.

However, SUCI state secretary Provash Ghosh told mediapersons that the CPI (M)'s claim was baseless.

''The ruling party should release a fresh list of their marooned party workers at Nandigram mentioning the camps they were taking shelter at,'' he said.

He said, after the Haldia Municipality poll's victory, the CPI(M) 'miscreants' had started fresh violence in Nandigram.

Veteran marxist leader Jyoti Basu yesterday said the efforts were on to resume peace talks in the troubled area but peace could not be resumed in the area if appropriate punishment were not given to those responsible for the Nandigram carnage.

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