Take stern action on culprits, demands CPM

Hyderabad, Aug 21(HSN): CPM demanded the Government to take stern action on those who committed atrocities on Tribals and Dalits during the recently concluded local elections. The party leaders submitted a memorandum to this effect to the State Home Minister Mr.T.Devender Goud here on Tuesday.

Later CPM Central Committee Member Mr.Koratala Satyanarayana speaking to reporters demanded the Government to book cases and take stern on those who committed atrocities on Dalits and Tribals under SC, ST Atrocities Act. He demanded the Government to arrange ex gratia of Rs.two lakhs to the families of the deceased in the police firing during the local elections.

The CPM leader demanded the judicial enquiry into the murders during the elections and requested the Government to see that these incidents should not repeat in the future and build confidence in the Tribals.

The CPM team, which met the State Home Minister on Tuesday, includes CPM Legislature Party leader Mr.Nomula Narsimhaiah, CPM Central Committee Member Mr.Mallu Venkar Narsimha Reddy, farmer MLAs Mr.Nandyala Narsimha Reddy, CPM Ranga Reddy District Secretary Mr.D.G.Narsimha Rao.

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