Govt scraps aid for ‘political sufferers’
Press Trust of India : Kolkata, Sun Jan 20 2013, 03:34 hrs
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The Bengal government on Saturday said that allowances introduced by the Left Front government for those who suffered during the Naxalite uprising in the 1970s would be discontinued. Finance Minister Amit Mitra announced this after a cabinet meeting.
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