CPI(M) will be thrown out of Hindusthan: Rahul Gandhi

The CPI(M) will be thrown out from 'Hindusthan' just as the Marxist party was dislodged in Kerala and West Bengal, Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi said on Tuesday and urged for the formation of an 'aam aadmi' government in the February 14 Assembly elections in Tripura.

Referring to BJP president Rajnath Singh's claim that the Congress and the CPI-M supported each other in Parliament, Gandhi said: "There is an allegation against Congress that it has an understanding with the CPI-M.

"But we have the understanding of uprooting the CPI-M from power and throwing them out. We have ousted them from Kerala and West Bengal and now time has come to throw them out of Hindusthan," the Congress leader told an election meeting here.

"We want a government which will be close to the people and which can bring prosperity to the state. We want a government of Aam Aadmi which will be responsive to the problems of tribals and non-tribals," he said.

Gandhi promised that all assurances made in the Congress election manifesto would be fulfilled to the letter and spirit if the the party was able to form the government.

Lashing out at the ruling CPI (M) party for terming the party election manifesto as a 'document of deception', he said it was for the future and prosperity.

"The ruling CPI-M claims to be responsive to the problems of the poor and daily wagers. If they are so sensitive to their problems, then why is there so much unemployment? India is striding towards progress and prosperity and Tripura is going back," he claimed.

The Central government was dispatching funds to Tripura for development which were being diverted to the CPI(M) party fund, he alleged.

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