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Mangalore: Ayodhya Verdict – CPI-M Urges Citizens to Respect Court’s Decision

  •   Wed, Sep 22 2010 05:51:51 PM

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SR/VA)

Mangalore Sep 22:  The Communist Party of India Marxist (CPI-M) organized a peace rally in the city on Wednesday September 22.




The rally commenced from Town hall, here and ended near district commissioner’s office. It was held to urge the people of city in particular to respect the Allahabad Court’s final decision regarding the Ayodhya issue on September 24.

Speaking on the occasion, CPI-M district secretary B Madhav urged the citizens to respect the decision taken by the court and co-operate by maintaining peace and avoid religious conflicts within the city. Many hoax SMS have been spreading within the city and the DC has ordered strict action against people who send such messages.

Advocate B M Bhat, advocate Jeevan, and DYFI district president Muneer Katipalla were among others present on the occasion.
  

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  • jamal, dubai

    Wed, Sep 22 2010

    this time if india citizns fail to keep silence/peace.....thts it!!! dont keep a hope for the future...

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