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Instead, a path of unilateral military action against Pakistan, ostensibly to hit terrorist bases with a pious hope that it would not escalate, was adopted. It is equally unfortunate that all the opposition parties went along with the government on this course of action. Even the Left parties with whom there is a tradition associated of anti-war stance, went along with the Government’s option.
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CFD statement on India-Pakistan hostilities (May 17, 2025)
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Resist the attempt to plunge us into war: A warning and call to action for the peace-loving people of India and Pakistan | NAPM (May 22, 2025)
22 MayWe feel it is important to position ourselves clearly against jingoism and war mongering, asking who benefits and who stands to lose from wars. We must critically analyze the foreign policy setbacks in the wake of terror attacks & war, understand the intertwined politics of Pahalgam & Operation Sindoor, challenge hate & misinformation campaigns of mainstream media, resist use of water as tool of war and stop criminalization of sane voices prioritizing political over militarized responses, as a long term way forward.
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India: Extrajudicial Killing of Maoist Leader & Adivasis in Chhattisgarh | Statements by CPIML liberation and CPI (May 21, 2025)
22 Maycold-blooded killing of a senior Maoist leader along with several Adivasis in Chhattisgarh, it is to be yet another instance of extrajudicial action carried out under the guise of counterinsurgency. Left parties demand an independent judicial inquiry into this entire episode and the entire Kagar operation.
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How not to describe the Awami League | David Bergman
by , 22 MayToday, we see a troubling echo of that historical distortion. Some proponents of banning the Awami League draw comparisons between the party and the Nazi Party, citing the Allied powers’ postwar dissolution of the latter as justification. Such analogies are frequently accompanied by the claim that the Awami League is comparable to the Nazi Party.
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India: Open Letter to Prime Minister Modi — Drop plans for umpteen delegations abroad over terrorism, send instead one to talk peace with Pakistan | Sandeep Pandey, Shahid Saleem &
by , 21 MayThe Socialist Party (India) would like to suggest through this open letter that the government abandon the plan of sending seven delegations of members of different political parties to countries around the world in a bid to make the world aware of India’s position against terrorism. It would be much cheaper – and better from the long-term perspective — to send one delegation to Pakistan to initiate a peace process through dialogue.
