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Left parties seek revocation of Article 370

AMRITSAR: To express their solidarity with the people of Kashmir, activists of the CPI, RMPI, CPI (ML) and other like-minded parties have resolved to hold a massive demonstration in the holy city on October 15.

Left parties seek revocation of Article 370

Representatives of different Left parties hold a meeting in Amritsar. Tribune Photo



Tribune News Service

Amritsar, September 27

To express their solidarity with the people of Kashmir, activists of the CPI, RMPI, CPI (ML) and other like-minded parties have resolved to hold a massive demonstration in the holy city on October 15.

Representatives of these parties, including Rattan Singh Randhawa, Amarjit Singh Asal, Jatinder Singh Chhina, Satnam Singh Ajnala and Daswinder Kaur, held a meeting on Thursday. They said a protest rally would be held at Company Bagh and later, a march would be carried out that would pass from through roads and parts of the city.

The main objective of the rally was to impress upon the BJP-led Central Government to revoke the decision of abrogation of Article 370 and Article 35A, which accorded special status on Jammu and Kashmir.

The organisations also sought resumption of public-oriented services, besides the release of political leaders and workers arrested after the abrogation. They also demanded the repeal of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA), Armed Forces Special Powers act (AFSPA) and Public Safety Act (PSA).

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