Congress government in Kerala displaying ‘soft Hindutva’ tendencies: CPI(M)
CPI(M) Central Committee, in a review of its debacle in Kerala Assembly polls and its continued marginalisation in West Bengal, has identified shortcomings in campaign and selection of candidates as reasons for party’s defeat
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