Fight for democratic rights of vittala, karat urges people

 Fight for democratic rights of vittala, karat urges people

 

Business,Business News,Business Opportunities Communist Party of India (Marxist) General Secretary Prakash Karaton Sunday urged the people to fight for the democratic rights ofVittala Malekudiya, a postgraduation student of Mass Communicationat Mangalore University, who has been arrested on charges of havinglinks with Maoists. Speaking at a seminar on the menace of naxalism and theGovernment's atrocities on human rights of adivasis and tribalpeople here, Mr. Karat said that draconian laws were being invokedagainst him in the name of controlling Maoism. "If we do notfight and defend the basic democratic rights of Vittala and hisfather, then we will eventually suffer … repression of ourown democratic rights … of all of us." He vowed to fight his case till the issue was quashed and urgedpeople to support him ignoring their party affiliation. 

Clarifying that the CPI(M) opposed Maoist ideas of waging waragainst the State, Mr. Karat said it was the exploitation ofadivasi people by the Government that led to naxalism. The realfocus should be on ending the all-round attack on adivasis. He saidthat Maoists who exploited tribal people ran away when the policecame looking for them leaving the tribal people to fend themselves. Committee Mr. 

Karat, who met the student and his father earlier in Mangaloresub-jail, expressed his happiness that the committees had beenconstituted in Mangalore and Bangalore to fight the case of thearrested student. The Mangalore Committee, which was announced in his presence,includes Yashawanth Maroli of Manavathavadi Vedike, writer SaraAboobacker, district president of Democratic Youth Federation ofIndia Munir Katipalla, advocate Dinesh Hegde Ulepady, activistsT.R. Bhat and Vasudev Uchila, student leader Jeevan Kuttar, andKonkani cultural leader Eric Ozario. Honnamma, mother of Vittala Malekudiya, said that Rs. 

22,000 wastaken away when the house was searched. She said that they had earned that money through the sale of minorforest produce. Mr. Karat asked the mother and her daughter Rajeevinot to be scared and that his party had taken up their cause. Mr. 

 Ulepady, who has taken the case of Vittala, said that he wouldbring this fact to the notice of the court. Ms. Honnamma said they did not have a bank account to keep themoney. I am an expert from Digital Gear & Camera Bags, usually analyzes all kind of industries situation, such as wood desktop organizers , rolling step stool.