Left Front puts Nandigram land acquisition on hold

Posted: Sunday, Mar 18, 2007 at 0058 hrs IST
Updated: Sunday, Mar 18, 2007 at 0058 hrs IST

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New Delhi, Mar 17: January, the first clash between the committee members and the CPI (M)cadre took place and nearly 2,500 party supporters were driven out and their land captured.

With panchayat elections approaching, pressure mounted on the WB government to push back the cadre living in the camps in and around Nandigram.

Despite being attacked from all sides, the state govt has indicated that the move to industrialise West Bengal would go on. The government is also flaunting West Bengal as an emerging destination for investments. ...

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