Kolkata, Nov. 13 -- Invoking a four-Cs formula to attack the Trinamool Congress, CPIM state secretary Mohammed Salim on Friday accused the party of representing "casteist, corrupt, communal and criminal" politics and called for a broader Left unity to counter what he described as the political culture of the Trinamool.
Speaking at a press conference at CPIM state headquarters, Salim said the four characteristics must be kept out of politics. He maintained that building a wider political platform against such practices was among the Left's principal objectives.
Salim also criticised the Suvendu Adhikari-led BJP government over education and employment. He alleged that the new administration had failed to take effective steps to address the...