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Hyderabad: Telangana state government is now on a drive to take back the large tracts of leased land in the city that were given out to private parties, but have remained in their possession in violation of lease norms for years.
Telangana state is under the leadership of a dictator says the general secretary of the communist party of India (CPI) Mr. Ganapathi and Ajith, CPI(ML) Naxalbari secretary. Claiming the Maoist party agenda as theirs the Telangana party went back on their promise to appoint a Dalit chief minister when they come into power said the leaders.
The leaders on Thursday released a press release accusing the Chief-minister and its party of constraining the freedom of people and media alike by sighting the example of the ban on TV9 and ABN broadcasts in the Telangana region. They also argued for the re-telecast of these channels.
The general secretary further said that the chief-minister Called naxalities as patriots in the past, but imposed a ban on them as soon he came into authority. Due to the crisis of electricity 400 farmers have committed suicide, the government needs to give 10 lakh to the families in distress, the government needs to supply the seeds and pesticide to farmers for free he said.
HE also remembered the demise of Kishanji alias Mallojula Koteswara Rao in the west Bengal encounters as it was his third death anniversary. He praised the late Maoist for his endless struggle towards the betterment of poor and downtrodden people.
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