Left party activists carry an effigy of PM Modi as Ravana at Brigade Ground in Kolkata | Ashok Nath Dey/ThePrint
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We have to defeat ‘chowkidar’ Modi in the next elections, said Sitaram Yechury at the rally.
“The Centre, which has looted the country for the past five years, is now doling out sops ahead of the elections,” CPI (M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury said at the Left Front rally at Brigade Ground in Kolkata | Ashok Nath DeyLeft Front chairman Biman Bose (L) with Yechury and other leaders at the rally | Ashok Nath DeyYechury also said the “saffron party and the Mamata Banerjee-led party are two sides of the same coin” | Ashok Nath Dey
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Irresponsible economics might make good politics, as we have seen in the recent budget, but irresponsible ambition surely makes bad politics. If Sitaram Yachury says Mamta Banerji’s party and BJP are two sides of the same coin, then he should at least get his hair dyed in Hydrogen Peroxide to look like comrade Prakash Karat: if this man is going to let ambition direct his narrative, then he should at least drop the mask of a “selfless worker” which is the minimum required from a champion of the poor.
Irresponsible economics might make good politics, as we have seen in the recent budget, but irresponsible ambition surely makes bad politics. If Sitaram Yachury says Mamta Banerji’s party and BJP are two sides of the same coin, then he should at least get his hair dyed in Hydrogen Peroxide to look like comrade Prakash Karat: if this man is going to let ambition direct his narrative, then he should at least drop the mask of a “selfless worker” which is the minimum required from a champion of the poor.
Irresponsible economics might make good politics, as we have seen in the recent budget, but irresponsible ambition surely makes bad politics. If Sitaram Yachury says Mamta Banerji’s party and BJP are two sides of the same coin, then he should at least get his hair dyed in Hydrogen Peroxide to look like comrade Prakash Karat: if this man is going to let ambition direct his narrative, then he should at least drop the mask of a “selfless worker” which is the minimum required from a champion of the poor.