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Sack Kerala CM, says Lalu as 'dog' remark haunts CPM

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  • Seeking removal of Kerala Chief Minister V S Achutanadan for his remark on the family of slain NSG commando Sandip Unnikrishnan, Railway Minister Lalu Prasad said he would ask the CPM leadership to show the door to the communist veteran.

    "It is a very serious issue. What the CM has said is absolutely wrong and a great insult to our martyr. I would demand from the CPM Politburo to remove him," Prasad told reporters in New Delhi.

    Criticising the CM's remark, Prasad said, "We are also in politics and at times people do not behave properly with us while venting out their anger. But we are in public life and we have to understand the sentiment. The martyr's father was in the state of shock and this should have been understood by the chief minister."

    Karat says sorry for 'dog' remark

    Responding to Kerala Chief Minister V S Achuthanandan’s remarks on late NSG commando Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan’s family, CPM General Secretary Prakash Karat has clarified that the CM’s comments were regrettable. The CPM boss also added that he had spoken to Chief Minister Achuthanandan on the issue. TV channels reported.

    Earlier Achuthanandan refused to apologise for his controversial remark against the family of the slain NSG commando after his unpleasant visit to the latter's house two days back.

    On being asked by the media whether he would apologise for his remark, the Chief Minister said, "No, no" before leaving for Hyderabad.

    COMRADE'S TRIBUTE: A DOG WON’T VISIT YOUR HOME

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    Stop this nonsense, pleaseBy: Jayadevan | 12-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward The incident is regrettable. A sorrowing father, a befuddled politician shocked by his behaviour, said things that they regret afterwards. We can be shocked and angry at that time, but there is no need to pass moral judgement. Both of them are people with a much higher standard of morality than the critics who keep on selling Sandeep's dead body over and again. It is time we forgot and forgave and moved forward. And stopped this trade in spurious patriotism. Shavamtheenikal!
    Sandeeps fatherBy: Abhy | 07-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward I just watched the video on youtube. After asking the camera to roll, Sandeep's father is setting out to abuse and discredit chief minister and another minister (looked like he lost his mind for some time). Deciding he doesn't want to see any polititian is Sandeep's father's call. But he doesn't have to say "he doesn't want to see any dog". What response was he expecting from the Kerala CM? I think Kerala CM responded in a tit for tat manner, stating "no dog would have come to his house if it wasn't for the slain major". I respect and honor Major Sandeep's action and his sacrifice. I am proud of our commandos who risked their lives to rescue poeople and kill all the terrorists. And my thoughts are with the families of victims, slain policemen, commandos and other security personnel. But that deosn't mean that Sandeep's father gets the right to abuse somebody for no reason, particularly when he is a person holding a high office.
    PoliticiansBy: Kunal | 08-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward For all things there is certainly a limit. And those Kerala politicos crossed it this time. Mr. Unnikrishnan's reply was more than justified. And he exposed the politicos' hypocrisy.
    LALU YADAVBy: INDERJEETSINGH | 05-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward LALU YADAV SHOULD BE SACKED AND BARRED FOR ELECTIONS FOR SIX YEARS AS HE HAS A PARTY OF MUSCLEMEN AND PEOPLE LIKE PAPPU YADAV WHO IS LANGUSING IN TIHAR JAIL A CONVICTED MURDERER WHO IS HE TO TELL OTHERS HE SHOULD TALK ABOUT HIS F ` RJD PARTY AND HE HAS NO RIGHT TO POKE HIS NOSE IN OTHER AFFAIRS.
    A DOG MUST BE FIREDBy: SANJEEV | 04-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward FIRE THIS STUPID CM ----------- HE IS HIMSELF A DOG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
    a dog must be firedBy: geyamala | 05-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward most of the participants including this sanjeev made disparaging remarks against kerala cm without ascertaining the facts. the soldier's father did not behave like a soldier's father. he played the role of a politician. he was angry with keral cm for not visiting early as karnataka cm did. why did he allow karnataka chief minister whose party attributed motives to ATS of maharashtra which pointed the needle of suspicion towards hindu terrorists sponsored by BJP AND RSS?
    shamelss VS and CPM PBBy: rammohan | 04-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward VS is the senior most comrade in the so called policy making body, Polit Beuro of CPM. At this age of 85 also he talks so much rubbish and filth. They were trying to find out what is wrong with BJP and then about America. 3 of his ministers were at the air port when Madani was released from Jail arranged by Mooka in some clandestine deal exonerating him from Coimbatore bomb blasts to finish Advani few years back. They even arranged aurvedic treatment for him while in jail.Major Unnikrishnan is an iconic figure for a Malayali and instead of that this CM even now saying there was some American imperialist program and media had shown him in bad light. The conspiracy angle is written and rewritten in their mouth piece papers today also.God only knoww when HIS country gets a sensible CM.
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