The daughter’s last kiss

The daughter’s last kiss : The daughter of the slain BJP leader Pramod kissing his body as it was brought to his house at Muryad on Thursday.

Kannur: Thousands of people from all walks of life bid final farewell to slain BJP leader Pramod here on Thursday.

Pramod an active leader of BJP and BMS in the area was in forefront for all social issues in the area.

The body was taken to his native village, Ayodhya Nagar in Kuthuparamba by BJP and RSS activists. Senior leaders of the BJP and RSS were presented.

Hartal called by Hindu organizations in Kannur today was total.

He was survived by his wife Bindu and  daughter Nandana.

Pramod was  killed by intolerant fascist communist thugs in Koothuparamba yesterday. Another BJP activist Prakash was severely injured in the attack.

Sources told HK correspondence that the killing of BJP leader was just to divert the attention of present internal fighting within CPM. Realizing the communist treachery and groupism in the party many communist activists are recently attracted towards Hindu nationalist organizations in Kannur district. 

BJP state president P K Krishnadas said that the CPM leadership was trying to take back Kannur to the old days of violence and murder by killing and maiming the BJP and RSS workers with the intention of diverting public attention from internal squabbles in their party.

Addressing a press conference, Krishnadas said that the killing of BJP worker Pramod at Muryad in Koothuparamba on Thursday morning was a planned murder. This is the second murder committed by the CPM in five months, he said.

Krishnadas said that nearly half a dozen workers of his party had lost their legs or hands in the attacks organised by CPM workers in the last few months. Making the BJP-RSS workers immobile by brutally amputating them is the new method of violence being implemented by the CPM, he said.

The BJP state president said that his partymen had exercised maximum restraint despite series of attacks on them by the CPM. ‘‘This shouldn’t be seen as sign of weakness,’’ he warned the CPM.

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