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Gorkhas get Naxal support

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Posted: Jun 15, 2008 at 0108 hrs IST

Kolkata, June 14 The demand for a Gorkhaland by the GJM found some support on Saturday from the Naxalite outfits and factions.

The outfits asked the state government to immediately initiate the process to fulfill their demands. A press statement to this effect was issued by Santosh Rana on behalf of seven Naxalite organisations including CPI (ML). “We believe that the agitation for a separate state, which is going on for ages in the Darjeeling districts, is a legitimate one. The undivided Communist Party of India, too, supported the demand for a statehood,” read the press statement.

It also lambasted the Congress, saying: “With deep concern we are seeing the Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi side with the CPM in opposing the agitation. The CPM is instigating Bengali chauvinism to suppress the movement.”

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