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A cover-up, says CPI(M)
By Our Special Correspondent
NEW DELHI, DEC. 11. The Left parties today kept up pressure on
the BJP-led NDA government on the resignation of the three Union
Ministers chargesheeted in the Ayodhya demolition case.
While the CPI(M) termed the NDA statement on Sunday a ``cover-
up'', the CPI said it lacked sincerity while both criticised the
support to the continuance of Mr. L. K. Advani, Dr. Murli Manohar
Joshi and Ms. Uma Bharti and demanded that they resign forthwith.
The CPI(M) politburo said it was strange that the NDA statement
mentioned the Prime Minister's remark of December, 1992 but
ignored his latest description of the Ram temple movement as an
expression of national sentiment. Mr. Vajpayee's declaration that
the temple should be built at the site where the masjid stood was
a ``gross violation of his constitutional responsibility''.
The NDA statement, which talks about implementing the decision of
the Supreme Court, the CPI(M) said, showed the ``casual and
dishonest manner' in which the NDA sought to deal with the issue
to divert the attention from the serious implications of Prime
Minister's statement.
The CPI central committee charged that the non-BJP allies in the
NDA had succumbed to the BJP due to their crank opportunism and
the desire to cling on to power. Instead of asking the Prime
Minister to uphold the Constitution and the law of the land, the
NDA was trying to preach every political party.
The Revolutionary Socialist Party MP, Mr. Abani Roy, took
objection to Mr. Vajpayee's statement that the Ram temple
movement was an expression of national sentiment.
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