[Reader-list] Nandigram is free from terror after 11 months..

[TaraPrakash]

stinks worse than a swine's shit.
Somehow I forgot to use filter to avoid mails from the Squealers of the 
"Animal Farm."
I am forwarding,  for the benefit of those who might have missed it, Vivek's 
mail again which had instructions for filtering.
Death on fascist liars.
Death on their spokesdogs like Viman Bose.
Death on Andhkar Karath and Darinda Karath.
It is not nuanced enough! who cares!
How can they call themselves Marxist? It is mortifying to associate the name 
of Marx with these goons.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "prakash ray" <pkray11 at gmail.com>
To: <reader-list at sarai.net>
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2007 3:10 PM
Subject: [Reader-list] Nandigram is free from terror after 11 months..


> Nandigram at last is free from blockades after 11 months of terror and a
> status of 'liberated zone'. A 4 KM squad of people has reached the sky 
> with
> Red flags at Sonachura and Garchakraberia. People from all over the place
> are rejoicing their free status after a 11-month-old reign of terror,
> extortions, and gunpowder. It is almost like a freedom for the masses from
> the shackles of brutal force, Maoist schools of arms, Trinamul extortion
> racket and the communal rumours.
>
> All blockades have been removed, wherever they were, and people are moving
> freely. It can never be forgotten that when the TMC chief last moved in to
> Nandigram, the Zonal Committee office of CPIM was set ablaze. The people 
> of
> the place understand and can figure out who is the messenger of trouble 
> and
> terror. They tried to find their own way to find out how the messenger of
> trouble and terror can be shown the door, all these at the local level
> without any sort of central intervention from any political parties. Of
> course a few unwarranted events happened, which is unfortunate, and should
> not have happened.
>
> CRPF was requested by the Chief Minister, and there was a lot of dilly
> dallying by the center. Probably a nexus was working to provide space for
> the armed Maoists and Trinamul goons to flee the place. The CRPF have come
> and will not be politically controlled by any of the political parties. 
> They
> are free to do what they feel best to bring peace at the place, and remove
> the terror from the minds of the people.
>
> A local Bengali news channel started to create a big fuss yesterday on the
> two Tapan Ghosh and Suker Ali, and falsely alleged that they have
> connections with Choto Angaria. Nandigram and Choto Angaria are two 
> separate
> things altogether, and the electronic media is trying to juxtapose the 
> two.
> An ambulance was transporting a few patients to the Kamardaha hospital and
> these two people were returning from Digha, they showed conclusive 
> evidence
> of their stay and vacation at Digha, and the Trinamul with the help of
> electronic media tried to create a big fuss around these two unrelated
> events.
>
> The Communist Party of India (Marxist), being a bigger partner, takes a 
> lot
> of responsibilities on their shoulders, and it is happening since the
> semi-fascist rule of Congress of 1971-72. Left Front is an expanding
> coalition. Left Front is based on the slogan of unity-struggle-unity. Each
> of the constituents of the Left Front has their own identity. But it is
> important to see that none of the constituents should do something that
> encourages the opportunist opposition. If any of these constituents do not
> find any role of the Trinamul in this whole Nandigram episode, sadly it
> seems ultimately to be a tragi-comic farce! Even today there were landmine
> blasts near the Jellingham factory, those were planted by the Maoists on 
> the
> run to injure and kill the innocent people returning to their respective
> homes.
>
> Almost 100 CPI(M) workers and sympathisers died during the Keshpur Line of
> terror by the opposition party, but after Keshpur was freed from the
> clutches of this force, Gurudas Dasgupta of CPI was again elected from the
> place. At least 28 CPI(M) activists were killed at Nandigram during the 
> last
> few months, but again it will be Md. Iliyas who will contest and win
> assembly election from Nandigram.
>
> A few electronic and print media has suddenly after 11 long months woken 
> up
> to the civil rights, which is always encouraging to see. But their disease
> is not still leaving them. Yesterday 417 people in the marching people of
> Nandigram crossed the Tekhali bridge to flee from the clutches of the
> Trinamul Maoists. The march was obviously to create more trouble in the 
> area
> with armed Maoists behind the squad and innocent people in the front 
> acting
> as a shield. The people were no longer ready to act as shields of the 
> armed
> Maoists, and a few people were shot from behind, two died. After a 
> complaint
> by the BUPC, a large contingent of police went there to get those 417 out,
> 407 of them chose to stay back as they were tired of the terror and were 
> not
> feeling safe in the hands of Maoist-Trinamul violence.
>
> It is to be reiterated that the Communist Party of India (Marxist) does 
> not
> want any kind of retaliation. CPI(M) wants the government to start the
> economic reconstruction of Nandigram from tomorrow itself if possible.
>
> A few intellectuals and artists wanted to create a bad name for the
> International Kolkata Film Festival to the whole world. There was a very
> high chance that using these intellectuals and artists as shield a few
> vandals could have done anything at the place where the festival was going
> on, and we are extremely pained to see this. But it is important to note
> that these few are not the monopoly repository of the intellect of Bengal.
>
> Peace has returned to Nandigram, perhaps for ever. The people of Nandigram
> learnt a lesson, who are their friends and who are their enemy. It will be
> easier for them to identify and isolate friends and enemy in the future.
> When the whole cause is irrelevant, the bandh called tomorrow will again 
> be
> a grand fiasco!
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